Ratatouille (2007)

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Welcome to a entirely new and original world where the unthinkable combination of a rat and a 5-star gourmet restaurant come together for the ultimate fish-out-of-water tale. (Disney)

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Directed By: Brad Bird, Jan Pinkava

Written By: Brad Bird, Bob Peterson, Jim Capobianco, Jan Pinkava

Starring: Brian Dennehy, Patton Oswalt, James Remar, Ian Holm, Janeane Garofalo, Peter O'Toole, Will Arnett, John Ratzenberger, Brad Garrett, Peter Sohn, Lou Romano, Julius Callahan

Genres: Comedy, Family/Kids, Fantasy, Animation

Country: USA

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Stars	User	Rating
24	Spunkie	75 _90th
Rat. takes Pixar several laps over other studios again. This time not just technically superior, but also story has a thick fabric. At times it even feels like realism tradition of european cinema , other times usual wishful thinking paves the way smoothly. If Pixar movies can be considered a kind of tweaked genre movies, Ratatouille has the most touch on real life. A quick half hour cut that leaves out the Hollywood bits from Rat. would reveal a movie much harsher in nature.
8	XakkMaster	93 _94th
The best animated film of 2007 once again points out Brad Bird's excellence. Working with that man has been golden for Pixar. Ever since he created "The Iron Giant," his stories and direction have built rich characters and emotions that many believed animated films could never establish. The voice acting is terrific, the characters are memorable and by the end of the movie I was hungry and in the mood to cook. Influence is a strong sign of a great movie!
7	weirdyoda	95 _94th
So incredibly beautiful..everything! They remind us at the end with the "Genuine Animation, no motion capture" disclaimer, and it is damn beautiful animation! This film definitely makes up for Cars which was targeted to a more "blue collar" audience, shall we say. This is the complete opposite, made for artists, snobs, and generally people of passion and intelligence. I LOVED IT! No pop culture references or Sheryl Crow songs or dance sequences, just good characters, story, and animation
7	somnivore	91 _86th
I was skeptical about this film up until after about 1 minute into it, by which time I'd developed the distinct feeling that this film would be something truly excellent. I was relieved at the end to acknowledge that my first impressions were accurate. I don't remember the last animated film that "worked" for me as well this one, with its undeniable charm (in all categories). However, I am not in the film's target age group. I don't think the younger generations would be equally impressed.
7	BeeDub	100 _97th
Will entertain kids just fine, but only adults will truly appreciate its sophistication, craft, and surprisingly thoughtful message. Another masterpiece from Brad Bird and Pixar.
3	doctor7	82 _76th
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.
3	Ytadel	9 _98th
My favorite film Pixar's ever done and one of my favorite movies of the last decade; a visually rich and stunning, warm, funny, and moving love letter to the joys of food that I could watch over and over again. Love it.
3	tails32x	95 _98th
A tour de force in animated films. Brilliant, caring, fully enjoyable. Remarkable.
3	PeaceAnarchy	82 _67th
A very entertaining movie that really can be compared with any other movie out there not just as a kids movie, but as a movie full stop. That said, it also shows how much further Pixar still has to go. Judged as any other movie the story is rather simplistic, the characters are overly cutesy and while it's fun to watch it all feels rather shallow and predictable. Pixar has shown they can combine kid appeal with serious themes, hopefully they'll work on actually developing those themes.
3	MajorB	100 _98th
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.
3	omgfridge	8 _80th
Multiple viewings can be essential for some movies and when I viewed Ratatouille for a second time, my opinion had changed quite a lot. Good, was my initial reaction and I never thought much more of it. Second time around however, everything just seemed so much more impressive. The scenes as well as animation were beautiful, it was well written and all in all it was just a joy to watch. If only more animated flicks could follow Pixar's lead and make their movies enjoyable for all ages and not ju
2	cambel	89 _93rd
Left a big smile on my face. Script and technical aspects are splendid. Pixar is really lucky to have Brad Bird. And also a big bow to Peter O'Toole.
2	willofgaia	95 _89th
Absolutely incredible, from the animation to the sound to the musical score to the voice work. Easily Pixar's best since Finding Nemo
2	CCLZA	85 _89th
Even with high, high expectations, Brad Bird manages to exceed them. Brilliant, exciting and a proof that animation films have yet a lot much more to give.
2	psiXaos	85 _91st
This time they have visually reached a level so way beyond their competition that it is frightening! The story is solid, but too solid that I have grown a desire for a more non-hollywood, not-for-children kind of film from Pixar. That would be insane! :)
2	Phlag	73 _63rd
It was a very good children's movie. As an adult I enjoyed it, but at the end of the day it's still a children's movie that doesn't get a "great" rating from me, when compared to films of all genres.
2	SmooveJ	92 _90th
The moment the critic tasted the food, any faults that the movie may have had were swept away.
2	Alex Watkins	3 _38th
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.
2	Tripwyre	94 _95th
Delightful. Brad Bird knocks another one out of the park. There are so many brilliant moments in this film, my favourite of which is the way Bird manages to visualize the sense of taste, and the effect that combining flavours has on it. O'Toole's Anton Ego is an excellent character, and the plot climaxes beautifully. The animation is gorgeous, and the concept makes for a few very inventive sequences. A definite hit. Pixar never misses the mark.
2	fyngyrz	10 _96th
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.
2	KasperL	85 _93rd
One simply can't sing Pixar's praises high enough. Experiencing their movies is a pure joy that few live action films each year can match in terms of storytelling and technical proficiency.
2	bellamyr	93 _98th
Amazing animation, brilliant characterisation and a soundtrack that doesn't get out of your head easily. Wonderfully whitty and works on many levels for children and adults alike.
2	jstry	75 _56th
Touching story, but it was a little drawn out for me. I was watching it online and kept feeling tempted to google stuff. I really enjoyed the last half hour, but up until that point, I was wondering why everyone seemed to love this as much as they did. Maybe I just couldn't get past the rat army in the kitchen...kind of skeevs me out, even in animation. But, like I said, I really enjoyed the ending, so that made up for a little bit.
2	Bmunise	95 _80th
I don't know why I avoided this for so long. The marketing campaign really short sold this and I never had any interest in it. I heard about the satire of Eisner in this movie and decided to see it, and really this is one of the most resonant films Pixar has ever made. It's funny and informed and its message of creativity hits home with every bit of relevance that you see in Wall-E, for example. The literally only complaint I have is how creepy Lou Romano''s character can be around people.
2	Rufam	90 _97th
"Ratatouille" is another marvel from PIXAR. It combines everything that made the company's previous gems so great: brilliant humor, action enorchestrated to perfection, likable characters and a large heart. Writer/director Brad Bird has skillfully crafted what will be remembered in the years to come as a daring, almost revolutionary landmark in animation.
2	misterlizard	70 _72nd
Very enjoyable kids' movie that is a little more intelligent and less slapstick than some other CGI movies. I think adults may end up enjoying this one more than the kids. There's some wonderful voice acting and the quality of the CGI is a cut above even Pixar's usual high standards.
2	dieguin	88 _95th
What a wonderful movie. Great design of all the characters. Their physical and facial gestures show us that Ratatouille doesn't need to be full of dialogues to tell us this rich story about the search for indentity. Brad Bird even makes room for a little bit of social criticism (Gusteau's burritos, chinese food and hot dogs coming soon, xD). Thank god, Pixar still knows how to make great films. Films for both children and adults.
2	Leonardis	95 _85th
Super solid animated tale from Pixar yet again. I don't personally think it's their most emotionally resonating movie, but that's not necessarily a bad thing I guess. It's beautifully edited and directed and the voice cast is all super solid as well as. I think it's amazing that some writers made a movie about rats and kids still loved it. Very good.
2	adouble	91 _91st
An utterly fantastic animated film, even by Pixar's standards. A gorgeous film with some wonderful characters and one of the most beautiful and emotionally affecting endings you'll see in any animated movie. Anton Ego's review at the end alone would make this a great movie.
1	MartinTeller	75 _54th
Rather formulaic movie, quite obviously meant for children without much nuance or surprise for adults, but pretty enjoyable nonetheless if you just go along for the ride. The animation is undeniably stunning, and it's always good to see (or hear) Patton Oswalt. I felt it lost some steam at times and could have been trimmed in places. An uninspiring but solid effort from Pixar.
1	rodbegbie	75 _51st
Not as good as The Incredible, better than Cars.
1	mdruskin	89 _96th
Fantastic, probably Pixar's best movie. Incredible animation and a good story with funny jokes for adults. A little simple in the middle, but just a joy to watch overall.
1	Filligan	88 _72nd
Another fantastic Pixar film for their spotless record. I think it's safe to say that Brad Bird is one of the best things to ever happen to Pixar. Ratatouille is beautiful, hilarious, and just a little random at times.
1	tma1	90 _94th
Everyone can cook... or write reviews for that matter.
1	soarom	95 _95th
Everybody's right about this one! A true tour de force by Pixar, as well crafted, spectacular cinematic moments follow each other to create this beautiful experience.
1	PirateJason	89 _87th
Again, I love everything Pixar has made. This movie has a wonderful story and characters. The only thing is it was a bit too slow for my younger kids.
1	teknicolor	85 _83rd
I love Pixar animation, don't get me wrong, but as much as I adore the realism of the "set" (i.e. Ego's typewriter, the kitchen, etc.), the "actors" are all characatures of people, with large noses (great French stereotype there, Pixar), or loooong faces (because all dour folk have them), or something equally silly. That being said, this is a wonderful movie with a fulfilling plot.
1	coffee	78 _68th
Another Pixar...
1	TedDedon	86 _76th
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.
1	Grit	72 _77th
Ratatouille benchmarks future CGI animation production. Simplistic, predictable yet also viewable on numerous levels of surprising depth, it quickly becomes an enjoyable experience for all ages, something which no other family film manages to capture so perfectly. The animation, design and voice acting is all superb. Top notch.
1	Stain	60 _47th
The Pixar formula is wearing thin. The baloney quotient is awfully high, even for movies of this stripe. Why does everybody love this silly thing so much?
1	martryn	86 _88th
Movie was pretty fantastic until the last third of the film or so, when you start siding with the "bad" guy because he's not fucking insane. Up until that point, it was a great Pixar film.
1	theficionado	88 _87th
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 Rand acolytes embracing The Incredibles and establishes Bird's worldview as joyously egalitarian.
1	debzie0601	71 _56th
Delightful, original animation. But starts to wear thin about half way through, and found myself bored until the ending, which was charming.
1	Haruko	72 _54th
Beautifully animated, should I say that the movie looked delicious. Refreshing characters break out of the usual heroe/damsel in distress code. The plot is adorable in it's absurdity. Loss of points because of the over long begening period.
1	darkman	93 _99th
I like The Incredibles a bit more, but this Pixar movie is fantastic too. And the animation quality is simply amazing.
1	thedo666	82 _74th
Wasnt expecting to enjoy this much (bizarre as I love all the other Pixar films), but ended up being pleasantly surprised. Huzzah for Pixar!
1	gtown1479	72 _45th
Catchy film. Maybe rats aren't as bad as I once thought. My date did not share this opinion.
1	AnnMovie	95 _79th
Quite the fun film. It's not as charmingly detailed as some of the other Disney/Pixar films, but then it also has a different feeling to it. It's an interesting type of story-telling where there's really two, three or four main characters. The animation is great, and the story has various elements to it. Sweet ending, and quite well made. Very fun, and a good film to own and watch more than once.:)
1	purgatos	86 _84th
I really can't get enough of this movie.
1	garethm	67 _22nd
Has all the fantastic animation quality you expect from Disney Pixar and its quite an endearing story but I just wanted to laugh more, im afraid it falls short of the standard set by its predecessors.
1	TaDarien	87 _69th
it was ok
1	Jarzyna	76 _18th
Sympatyczna bajka. Kupe smiechu bylo przy kierowaniu czlowiekiem przez szczura. ;D
1	RealMacgyver	80 _78th
Not the greatest Pixar film, but not bad either. The problem is it's a bit pretentious when it comes to cooking and food. Dial down the Frasier dialogue guys.
1	eric-jan	80 _87th
Nice feelgood movie.
1	Melvin Smif	95 _96th
Easily my favorite Pixar film.
1	jadedkitty	100 _93rd
Beautiful animation, beautiful score, and Patton Oswalt. What's not to love?
1	Okkervil	88 _94th
Complete magic from the team at Pixar. They continue to set the benchmark, not just in terms of the animation itself, but also in terms of writing, voice acting and character development.
1	jixby	87 _74th
A nice movie about a rat who wishes it was a dog. When a lonely boy named anthony decides to divorce his parents, the (click here to read more)
1	mwgerb	79 _94th
One of the most enjoyable animated films I've seen. At times funny, at times exciting, and at times even beautiful. Excellent animation, excellent music, and an excellent story.
1	DavidBlast	50 _44th
A rat in a kitchen! Oh the mirth. Look, it's probably because I don't enjoy cooking, but this just isn't my cuisine. There's nothing interesting in the story, but the good ol' "everyone can do anything" morale, which works great for boosting the morale of fat children, but for the rest of us, it's like an old Jewish joke: You can see the artistry and appreciate that it has been thought through, but be damned if it'll ever cause a laugh - let alone a smile.
1	Weaselgrease	99 _97th
I love this film, without a doubt. The only reason I take a point away from it is because it falls in the continual formula of Pixar films, 'the little guy' in a unique world or point of view.
1	Mr. Film	92 _78th
Wow, Pixar made us love a rat!
1	hellboy76	70 _79th
Beautifully animated, was not the strongest Pixar film, but I did enjoy it and Oswalt did a very good job.
1	thegreyfox	80 _74th
I think a 65 year old man is not the target audience for this movie, unless he happens to be watching it on a nice warm couch, cuddling his grand daughter, snuggled up on a cold day in January. Then you can say that this was a true joy. Sure it was a bit long, but that just meant more dozing off time ..What's not to like?. I particularly liked the "scurrying" animation, which got the movement of the rats down to a T. Technically perfect. So often animated animals all have the same gait / weight
1	bob thrillin	83 _69th
One of Pixar's best, and I have to give the maddest of all possible props for making the climax of a family movie about a rat that cooks a Proust reference.
1	TrixRabbi	76 _50th
Just goes to prove that Patton Oswalt was right about Five-Star Chefs being insane.
1	GreatScott85	99 _95th
I love this movie to death. There's just something about it, something that makes me like it a bit more on each and every viewing.
1	magdabag	94 _92nd
is anyone else starving?
1	thereeldeal	100 _99th
I'm completely unflinching in my opinion that Ratatouille is Pixar's best movie and (judging by recent efforts) probably always will be. I've seen it nothing less than a dozen times and it's a contender for my favorite animated movie period. It's certainly the most beautiful, with the animation portraying the magic and romance of France greater than anything I've seen in a live-action film. Everything about Ratatouille is so warm that it makes me want to live like few other things can.
1	EvilMangoes	99 _99th
A: My favorite Pixar film of all time. Absolutely wonderful characters, direction, animation, and story. This movie is as delicious an experience as the French cooking it portrays.
1	Rudolph101	82 _60th
This reminds me of last Christmas when I found a rat living in my room - only that instead of cooking with it, I crushed its skull in with a shelf.
1	vv238	68 _72nd
It is another hit by Pixar who seem to make the fantastic in their sleep. They know how to use plot and characters to tell a complete story. This one, as is the case with most, has a ton of heart and some awesome animated visuals. It gets a little too on the nose with the critic/villain but even that is handled admirably.

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