Hoods & grillz

so I hav

a question Cars hoods would they be like noses? I mean seriously. :smiley: i mean like what if they snezed? would they

spew oil out of their hoods?

I’m not sure about oil from their hoods. When Snotrod sneezed, flames came out

of his side exhausts.

Well I actually

thought the hood would kind of be part of their head sonce it covers the engine , which to me is like their brain

.

I

think the engine plays as their heart, which keeps the car going.

Great topic for whoever started this. I

am sure this will come up in Radio Pixar’s future in-depth discussion.

Wow , yours makes more sense than mine .

But what about arms and legs? I know Guido has his little pitch blades to lift stuff. But

what about the other cars?

I think of the tires as arms and legs . Remember when Lighning waved to the fans

(kind of ) in slow motion ?

True, but John Lassiter said in a featurete

that tires were a shoes. And Luigi’s tire shop was like a shore store.

Interesting topic.

I always figured that a car’s doors would function as its hands, its tires as its…"second

hands", and its headlights as its eyes. Of course, Pixar changed the latter feature, and they did it quite

effectively, too.

Well, here is all I’m assuming.

Windshield=Eyes
Tires=shoes
Back=rear end
Engine=heart
Paint

job=clothes
Grill=mouth/teeth

CarFreak- I think your theory makes sense. If the windshields are eyes, and the

grills are mouths, then inbetween the two must be the nose.

Exactly! that’s what I was

trying to point out I mean if grillz are mouths and windsheilds are eyes then their hoods would be the nose, but

then again that’s where their engines would be like the brain. yeah, because our nose leads to the brain &

in this case the hood’s the nose and the engine is the brain. Or what if the engine isn’t the brain? it could

be the heart or what if they have a mechanical brain and a mechanical heart? But if we’re going into those terms

we’d be comparing cars to humans in this case are the pixar animators comparing cars to humans? Ouch my brain

hurts. :laughing:

CarFreak- I

think the engine being the heart makes sense, but it could be a mixture of both the brain and the heart, because

if it is only one, then where is the other?

Finding real similarities between humans and cars is pretty

impossible, though. Pixar rendered enough for us to think of the cars as having personalities and thoughts of

their own, but kept them as cars at the same time, striking a good balance.

Never thought about it that way, and I think that Cars

have a brain inside their head you know like their is a little person inside their head contrling them and their

every move but I think they do have a brain and a heart. You were right about one the thing about the heart and

the brain i have to say you’re right I say they have a brain/heart. :smiley:

Maybe the tires are shoes and gloves .

Exactly. One of the things

that I’ve noticed us getting caught up on in this thread is trying to make direct analogies between cars and

humans; as I’ve said at least once before, the simple fact of it is, it just can’t be done. There are enough

aspects of the cars (and of their world) that can be drawn as analogous to humans so that we can come to believe

in them more easily, but when it’s all said and done, they still are cars, not humans turned into cars.

My self would think cars were humans turned into these creatures because they seem as if :wink: they actually

were people.

[b]Yes this is a great topic and yes this very well could end up

on Radio Pixar. :smiley: [/b]

But Pixar used a technique that makes the Cars relate so much to humans. It’s

like they have became so real to us, we can connect to them.

TSS- What I tried to highlight in my post was that, yes, Pixar made it so that we

could relate to the cars, but that, at the end of the day, they were still cars in themselves, and Pixar caught

the balance between the two.