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Pixar’s animated films never fail to be about something — story and theme integrated to have an emotional effect on viewers young and old in a way that sets the films apart from their many competitors. “Cars 2,” released in 2011, was a notable exception, diverging from Pixar’s winning formula to turn the burgeoning franchise into a dazzling but dopey spy adventure with next to nothing on its mind. “Cars 3” gets the franchise back on track with a story that U-turns to the heart of the 2006 original.

