While I enjoy Pixar's Cars franchise, I have some significant issues with the movies and the overall universe that the sentient cars live in. Today I want to address something beyond my well.
The internet amuses itself by pondering how the 'Cars' universe - devoid of humans, yet populated by automobiles with human characteristics.
According to the Pixar universe theory, the events that precipitated the WALL-E story wiped them out. This is not canon, of course, but some might find it interesting.
Dinosaurs are confirmed but it is also confirmed that the earliest form of sentient life in the cars universe coincided with the dinosaurs (Source). But the cavemen are simply stone wheels?
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While I enjoy Pixar's Cars franchise, I have some significant issues with the movies and the overall universe that the sentient cars live in. Today I want to address something beyond my well.
But I have questions. Some of which were addressed by the theory that did the rounds originating at Screen Crush, about the dark origins of the Cars movie universe. You can read that here.
The theory I have arrived at to explain what may be happening in the Cars universe, the theory that explains why they use human languages and have windows and doors and school buses and mattresses is what I call the Homunculus Theory, and it essentially suggests that humanity has evolved into a sort of hybrid cybernetic organism with.
The internet amuses itself by pondering how the 'Cars' universe - devoid of humans, yet populated by automobiles with human characteristics.
While I enjoy Pixar's Cars franchise, I have some significant issues with the movies and the overall universe that the sentient cars live in. Today I want to address something beyond my well.
Where did all the humans go? Why can the cars talk? The man responsible for the 'Cars' universe at Pixar reveals his personal theory.
The theory I have arrived at to explain what may be happening in the Cars universe, the theory that explains why they use human languages and have windows and doors and school buses and mattresses is what I call the Homunculus Theory, and it essentially suggests that humanity has evolved into a sort of hybrid cybernetic organism with.
Cars is a charming, funny, well-crafted Pixar animated classic released in 2006. It was Pixar's last independently produced project before being bought by Disney entirely and has generated a staggering number of dark, macabre fan theories that run the gamut from genocidal annihilation to David Cronenberg.
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The theory creates new Cars plot holes, as the movies show sentient cars as potentially having existed long before cars even existed. There's a portrait of an old king as a car, for example, and a post-credits scene shows the cars watching other Pixar movies, created by cars.
Dinosaurs are confirmed but it is also confirmed that the earliest form of sentient life in the cars universe coincided with the dinosaurs (Source). But the cavemen are simply stone wheels?
While I enjoy Pixar's Cars franchise, I have some significant issues with the movies and the overall universe that the sentient cars live in. Today I want to address something beyond my well.
Cars is a charming, funny, well-crafted Pixar animated classic released in 2006. It was Pixar's last independently produced project before being bought by Disney entirely and has generated a staggering number of dark, macabre fan theories that run the gamut from genocidal annihilation to David Cronenberg.
'Cars' Universe Fan Theories
But I have questions. Some of which were addressed by the theory that did the rounds originating at Screen Crush, about the dark origins of the Cars movie universe. You can read that here.
Dinosaurs are confirmed but it is also confirmed that the earliest form of sentient life in the cars universe coincided with the dinosaurs (Source). But the cavemen are simply stone wheels?
The internet amuses itself by pondering how the 'Cars' universe - devoid of humans, yet populated by automobiles with human characteristics.
Where did all the humans go? Why can the cars talk? The man responsible for the 'Cars' universe at Pixar reveals his personal theory.
'Cars' Universe Fan Theories
According to the Pixar universe theory, the events that precipitated the WALL-E story wiped them out. This is not canon, of course, but some might find it interesting.
Dinosaurs are confirmed but it is also confirmed that the earliest form of sentient life in the cars universe coincided with the dinosaurs (Source). But the cavemen are simply stone wheels?
Can someone explain the Cars universe to me? Ok so I have some VERY strange questions about the Cars universe, so here I go: So in the CCU (Cars Cinematic Universe), who built the first cars? Humans? Does this mean that humans existed in the CCU? Did the cars overthrow the people? Once cars could self-drive, did they kill the humans? Did humans die off? In the CCU, there is mention of the Pope.
The internet amuses itself by pondering how the 'Cars' universe - devoid of humans, yet populated by automobiles with human characteristics.
'Cars' Universe Fan Theories
Cars is a charming, funny, well-crafted Pixar animated classic released in 2006. It was Pixar's last independently produced project before being bought by Disney entirely and has generated a staggering number of dark, macabre fan theories that run the gamut from genocidal annihilation to David Cronenberg.
While I enjoy Pixar's Cars franchise, I have some significant issues with the movies and the overall universe that the sentient cars live in. Today I want to address something beyond my well.
The internet amuses itself by pondering how the 'Cars' universe - devoid of humans, yet populated by automobiles with human characteristics.
The theory creates new Cars plot holes, as the movies show sentient cars as potentially having existed long before cars even existed. There's a portrait of an old king as a car, for example, and a post-credits scene shows the cars watching other Pixar movies, created by cars.
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But I have questions. Some of which were addressed by the theory that did the rounds originating at Screen Crush, about the dark origins of the Cars movie universe. You can read that here.
Can someone explain the Cars universe to me? Ok so I have some VERY strange questions about the Cars universe, so here I go: So in the CCU (Cars Cinematic Universe), who built the first cars? Humans? Does this mean that humans existed in the CCU? Did the cars overthrow the people? Once cars could self-drive, did they kill the humans? Did humans die off? In the CCU, there is mention of the Pope.
Cars is a charming, funny, well-crafted Pixar animated classic released in 2006. It was Pixar's last independently produced project before being bought by Disney entirely and has generated a staggering number of dark, macabre fan theories that run the gamut from genocidal annihilation to David Cronenberg.
The internet amuses itself by pondering how the 'Cars' universe - devoid of humans, yet populated by automobiles with human characteristics.
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The theory creates new Cars plot holes, as the movies show sentient cars as potentially having existed long before cars even existed. There's a portrait of an old king as a car, for example, and a post-credits scene shows the cars watching other Pixar movies, created by cars.
The theory I have arrived at to explain what may be happening in the Cars universe, the theory that explains why they use human languages and have windows and doors and school buses and mattresses is what I call the Homunculus Theory, and it essentially suggests that humanity has evolved into a sort of hybrid cybernetic organism with.
Where did all the humans go? Why can the cars talk? The man responsible for the 'Cars' universe at Pixar reveals his personal theory.
Cars is a charming, funny, well-crafted Pixar animated classic released in 2006. It was Pixar's last independently produced project before being bought by Disney entirely and has generated a staggering number of dark, macabre fan theories that run the gamut from genocidal annihilation to David Cronenberg.
How The Motorhomes And Campers In Pixar's 'Cars' Universe Hint At A ...
Where did all the humans go? Why can the cars talk? The man responsible for the 'Cars' universe at Pixar reveals his personal theory.
The theory creates new Cars plot holes, as the movies show sentient cars as potentially having existed long before cars even existed. There's a portrait of an old king as a car, for example, and a post-credits scene shows the cars watching other Pixar movies, created by cars.
According to the Pixar universe theory, the events that precipitated the WALL-E story wiped them out. This is not canon, of course, but some might find it interesting.
Cars is a charming, funny, well-crafted Pixar animated classic released in 2006. It was Pixar's last independently produced project before being bought by Disney entirely and has generated a staggering number of dark, macabre fan theories that run the gamut from genocidal annihilation to David Cronenberg.
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But I have questions. Some of which were addressed by the theory that did the rounds originating at Screen Crush, about the dark origins of the Cars movie universe. You can read that here.
According to the Pixar universe theory, the events that precipitated the WALL-E story wiped them out. This is not canon, of course, but some might find it interesting.
Where did all the humans go? Why can the cars talk? The man responsible for the 'Cars' universe at Pixar reveals his personal theory.
The theory creates new Cars plot holes, as the movies show sentient cars as potentially having existed long before cars even existed. There's a portrait of an old king as a car, for example, and a post-credits scene shows the cars watching other Pixar movies, created by cars.
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Cars is a charming, funny, well-crafted Pixar animated classic released in 2006. It was Pixar's last independently produced project before being bought by Disney entirely and has generated a staggering number of dark, macabre fan theories that run the gamut from genocidal annihilation to David Cronenberg.
According to the Pixar universe theory, the events that precipitated the WALL-E story wiped them out. This is not canon, of course, but some might find it interesting.
But I have questions. Some of which were addressed by the theory that did the rounds originating at Screen Crush, about the dark origins of the Cars movie universe. You can read that here.
Dinosaurs are confirmed but it is also confirmed that the earliest form of sentient life in the cars universe coincided with the dinosaurs (Source). But the cavemen are simply stone wheels?
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Dinosaurs are confirmed but it is also confirmed that the earliest form of sentient life in the cars universe coincided with the dinosaurs (Source). But the cavemen are simply stone wheels?
According to the Pixar universe theory, the events that precipitated the WALL-E story wiped them out. This is not canon, of course, but some might find it interesting.
Can someone explain the Cars universe to me? Ok so I have some VERY strange questions about the Cars universe, so here I go: So in the CCU (Cars Cinematic Universe), who built the first cars? Humans? Does this mean that humans existed in the CCU? Did the cars overthrow the people? Once cars could self-drive, did they kill the humans? Did humans die off? In the CCU, there is mention of the Pope.
Cars is a charming, funny, well-crafted Pixar animated classic released in 2006. It was Pixar's last independently produced project before being bought by Disney entirely and has generated a staggering number of dark, macabre fan theories that run the gamut from genocidal annihilation to David Cronenberg.
While I enjoy Pixar's Cars franchise, I have some significant issues with the movies and the overall universe that the sentient cars live in. Today I want to address something beyond my well.
Dinosaurs are confirmed but it is also confirmed that the earliest form of sentient life in the cars universe coincided with the dinosaurs (Source). But the cavemen are simply stone wheels?
But I have questions. Some of which were addressed by the theory that did the rounds originating at Screen Crush, about the dark origins of the Cars movie universe. You can read that here.
Cars is a charming, funny, well-crafted Pixar animated classic released in 2006. It was Pixar's last independently produced project before being bought by Disney entirely and has generated a staggering number of dark, macabre fan theories that run the gamut from genocidal annihilation to David Cronenberg.
The internet amuses itself by pondering how the 'Cars' universe - devoid of humans, yet populated by automobiles with human characteristics.
According to the Pixar universe theory, the events that precipitated the WALL-E story wiped them out. This is not canon, of course, but some might find it interesting.
Where did all the humans go? Why can the cars talk? The man responsible for the 'Cars' universe at Pixar reveals his personal theory.
The theory I have arrived at to explain what may be happening in the Cars universe, the theory that explains why they use human languages and have windows and doors and school buses and mattresses is what I call the Homunculus Theory, and it essentially suggests that humanity has evolved into a sort of hybrid cybernetic organism with.
Can someone explain the Cars universe to me? Ok so I have some VERY strange questions about the Cars universe, so here I go: So in the CCU (Cars Cinematic Universe), who built the first cars? Humans? Does this mean that humans existed in the CCU? Did the cars overthrow the people? Once cars could self-drive, did they kill the humans? Did humans die off? In the CCU, there is mention of the Pope.
The theory creates new Cars plot holes, as the movies show sentient cars as potentially having existed long before cars even existed. There's a portrait of an old king as a car, for example, and a post-credits scene shows the cars watching other Pixar movies, created by cars.
