Delicious. The animation of the animals is outstanding, seriously outstanding - the best I've seen yet. The story is good, the humans not as well done as the animals, but they aren't the stars anyway. Total must see, must buy recommendation.

Pixar has yet again made a classic! Beautiful animation and it has some much life and depth! Cute family film that will steal your heart and unleash the kid in you!

Final Rating: 25/100 (F) - A movie that, despite the charming animations of characters and food, drags on for so long that you'd be begging for it to end. The storyline, however, can be praised for some degree of originality.

I probably enjoyed this more than I should have, but its good, easy to watch entertainment .

Fantastic. Brad Bird and Pixar score another huge hit; this makes Bird's two Pixar outings two of my highest-rated Pixars. The animation is absolutely fantastic, which goes without saying, but the story is unique and endearing, with great characters, and even if it is a bit formulaic, it's of such high quality that I can't really complain. I could watch this countless times.

Perfectly solid, charming and mature. The film exists for one scene towards the end that hits with real emotional weight.

One of Pixar's most inventive films. The rat plot and human plot are weaved together so seamlessly. Animation is fantastic. Characters are lovable. A masterpiece.

Absolutely amazing.

Elaborating on the themes of The Incredibles, Ratatouille is the perfect companion piece to its predecessor. It clarifies the "If everybody is super, then no one is" idea that troublingly had Neitzsche and Rand acolytes embracing The Incredibles and establishes Bird's worldview as joyously egalitarian.

Probley a good movie for kids. I just didn't like it

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Ratatouille is Disney and Pixar's best work since The Incredibles in 2004. Without a doubt, it's the most endearing and charming in the catalog of the CGI catalog Pixar sports, and in many ways, it's the most refined and entertaining. The writing is excellent and there is never a dull moment. Paris is just as beautiful animated as it is any other movie. Ratatouille is a winner and is surely the strongest family outing you can have all year.

Quite possibly the greatest film Pixar will ever make. Trust Brad Bird and Pixar to make a talking animal film that is really a sophisticated and joyous celebration of art in all its forms. The storytelling never misses a beat, the casting and acting are flawless, and the art design is delectable. Ratatouille is already one of the great classics of cinema and animation.

Bueatifull 3D, storyline brings nothing new...

A fun family movie, please note I specified family and not "kids" because everyone can enjoy this. Great cast and superb animation really make this enjoyable.

Definitely one of Pixar's better modern efforts; especially good in light of films like Cars and Wall-E. Very original and highly entertaining (even though it doesn't look like it's going to be in the first fifteen minutes).