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My favorite Pixar movie

2008-10-11
I really enjoyed this movie and being a computer generated movie, it was even better watching it on Bluray. The picture quality is awesome, you can almost feel the texture of the perfectly rendered surfaces & objects in the movie. The character artists & voice actors have captured the personalities of each character so perfectly in this movie. The story is very entertaining & not overly geared towards children so adults will enjoy this movie too. Any fan of animated movies will definitely want this in their collection. Get it on Bluray, it's definitely worth it.

RATATOUILLE

2008-09-18
I WAS VERY HAPPY I ORDERED THIS PRODUCT. IT WAS ENTERTAINING FOR ADULTS AS WELL AS THE YOUNGER CROWD. THANX TO PIXAR AGAIN..

Ratatouille

2008-09-17
Ratatouille: This is a very entertaining movie that you will want to see over and over again.

ratatoulii

2008-09-15
AWESOME movie!! i got it for my friend for her bday. she loved it, its so cute wen your in the mood for a cartoon.

Charming movie for the young and young at heart

2008-09-11
Charming movie, once you get over the fact that there's a rat in the kitchen. Having an interest in food, also helps.

ANIMATION AT THE LEVEL OF A WORK OF ART

2008-09-10
From the creators of CARS and THE INCREDIBLES comes a breakthough comedy with something for everyone. With delightful new characters experience Paris from an all-new perspective and savor a gourmet high-definition experience on Blu-ray Disc(R). In one of Paris' finest restaurants Remy a determined young rat dreams of becoming a renowned French chef. Torn between his family's wishes and his true calling Remy and his pal Linguini set in motion a hilarious chain of events that turns the City of Lights upside down. Experience RATATOUILLE for the first time with revolutionary clarity and spectacular audio enhancement. It's a rare treat you'll enjoy again and again.System Requirements:Running Time: 111 Mins. Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating: G UPC: 786936738025 Manufacturer No: 05465600

Ratatouille

2008-09-08
This is a cute DVD, but I wouldn't recommend it for children under 5 years old due to some of it content.

RATATOUILLE

2008-08-31
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Even In The Dirtiest Of Species

2008-08-10
It's kind of hard to describe why I loved this movie; I shouldn't be surprised at all to find that I appreciated a Pixar or Brad Bird movie so much, but considering that it stars one of the more disgusting and vile creatures on the planet, I was surprised at just how enjoyable and touching the movie is. What's impressive is that considering it's basically about a rat romping around a French gourmet restaurant's kitchen, it in no way skips acknowledging that rats are scavengers on humanity but in some way it makes that a plus for the movie (it doesn't hurt that the head of the rat colony has the voice of authority in Brian Dennehy). How the hell Pixar manages to make a rat appealing is beyond me, but they do it here (and Patton Oswalt's voice performance certainly helps as well). Definitely worth watching, especially for a subplot involving a top food critic that actually brought a tear to my eye in it's moment of truth.

"Anyone can cook!"

2008-08-05
"Ratatouille" is a delicious musical treat for the whole family to enjoy. From Disney, the company famous for its mouse,comes a loveable rat Remy who wants to cook up a feast. It's an inspiring fairy tale about family, love, and the power of faith. From Michael Giacchino's bistro-worthy soundtrack to the tasty intrigues of the story, "Ratatouille" is a cinematic meal.

In "Ratatouille",Remy the rat (expertly voiced by comedian Patton Oswalt) befriends the garbage boy Linguini. As in Cyrano de Bergerac, Linguini gets the credit for Remy's amazing meals. Linguini might also be the love child of Gousteau,the chef who inspires Remy in visions. Linguini himself is smitten with the no-nonsense chef Colette (a bittersweet Jeanne Garofalo) The devious Skinner (former Bilbo Ian Holm) plans to turn Gousteau's magical recipes into instant frozen meals (like "Tooth Pickin' Chicken" and "Haggis Wraps") There's also a health inspector who bears an uncanny resemblance to Walt Disney himself. Finally,the evil cadaverous critic Anton Ego (voiced by the equally cadaverous Peter O'Toole) comes to Gousteau's with a bone to pick.

"Ratatouille" is a delicious mix of comedy,in-jokes,and visual wonders. It's an ode to the joys of cooking and the beauty of Paris,the City of Light. It has a moral without being ponderously moralistic. As Anton Ego learns his lesson from a delicious plate of ratatouille,so does this movie please the palate. Bon appetit!