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Ratatouille
A 2007 Disney / Pixar animated co-production directed by Brad Bird.
With astounding animation, inspirational messages, and endearing characters, Pixar Animation Studios (THE INCREDIBLES, CARS) and Walt Disney Pictures have whipped up something special with RATATOUILLE. A rat named Remy (Patton Oswalt) lives in Paris … see full wiki
Cast:
Ian Holm,
Janeane Garofalo,
Peter O'Toole,
Brad Garrett,
Brian Dennehy,
Patton Oswalt,
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Director:
Brad Bird,
Jan Pinkava
Genre:
Animation,
Comedy,
Family
Release Date:
29 June 2007 (USA)
MPAA Rating:
G
6 reviews about Ratatouille
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I might as well come right out with it: Any attempts to discount Pixar’s absolute mastery of the craft of computer animated features are absolutely futile from this critic from this moment forward. Until now I’ve been pretty consistent in giving their ballyhooed works 4-star ratings due to the sheer cleverness of their plots and the attention to detail of their visual prowess (sometimes even tainted in protest by Disney’s habit of over-promoting) but 2007’s … more
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All great recipes, whether the provincial peasant dish ratatouille (a vegetable stew), or the greatest and newest dish by Charlie Trotter, draw from the ordinary. Such is the romance of eating. It is the combining of the known to create something previously unknown. Salt, tomatoes, sugar, butter are not unusual, but, in the hands of a master chef, they are ingredients for art. Such is the movie Ratatouille. Its history is the simple, oft-told childhood tale of the elves … more
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Re-watched this when I got the bluray. Never fails to engage me once I get into the film's first act. I have a weakness for food, cooking and I have to admit I just love the message in this film. Truly engaging, funny, sometimes quirky but it is an animated film with a heart. Still my favorite Pixar movie to date! (even edging out THE INCREDIBLES)
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I had a favorite animated movie that had to take the back seat after I saw Ratatouille. I can't wait for my daughter to be old enough to watch it and understand it, along with all the puns and humor. I've watched it several times with different audiences and everyone loves it - so it is a must have in our family library. I studied French all through middle and high school, so this was quite relevant. I have never really had encounters with French people and I've never been … more
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Ratatouille is one of the best movies of the year. I love the story of the film, and I think it looks visually beautifully. I love the extras on the DVD especially the eleven minute documentary featuring Remy and Emile talking about rats in history. This was a very informative humorous feature. I also loved watching the deleted scenes that featured director Brad Bird talking about them. The deleted scenes are not in color, but that are still fun to watch. The animated short Lifted is included on … more
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RATATOUILLE is a Pixar picture. That's all that one needs to know. However, if you want some details about the film and some other (though highly unnecessary) reasons to watch the movie, keep reading. RATATOUILLE is a story about a French country bumpkin, named Remy (Patton Oswalt) who discovers that he not only has a nose and taste for fine food, but that he can cook great meals as well. The only problem is that Remy is a rat. Most people don't even like rats and since they … more
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