A Car's Life 34: Everywhere at a long name

A Car's Life 34 : Everywhere at a long name is the 34rd movie in the Car's Life Franchise.

Story
The Caretaker is making a new album, and it will be his longest one ever, and thus he needs a long name. Everyone wants to help him, but Sparky wants to delete The Caretaker off the internet forever. So he puts a Caretaker Song in a shitty song he made, and he copyrighted it. The Caretaker will be sued by the evil car Judge, and they need to act fast. The Caretaker revives all the people who made songs from EATEOT, and he askes them if they will sue Sparky. Al Bowlly agrees and they sue Sparky for using Heartaches by Al Bowlly, and then Al Bowlly gives all the old song rights to The Caretaker, and then Benjamin comes in and he gives an idea of the song name for The Caretaker.

"All you are going to want to do is get back there Benjamin in moments of sufficient lucidity in the great hidden sea of Libets delay vanishing in an empty bliss bedded deep in a relationship with the mental caverns without the minimal great hidden gradations of arms length while the sublime is just a burning memory in the late afternoon drifting while things that are beautiful and transient are true and I might still feel as though it's a lonely way ahead, as we go through Libets all joyful cameraderie to the minimal great hidden, sublime beyond loss is bewildered in others eyes during long term dusk glimpses."

Trivia

 * The movie came with a CD of the long song mentioned in the movie.
 * The name was just for fun and is not meant to insult The Caretaker or Leyland Kirby.
 * Sparky trying to sue The Caretaker is a reference to how a song by The Caretaker is claimed by someone who doesn't own the original sample or the song by The Caretaker.