Ratatouille User Reviews

ratatouilie is a delight to get for your kids, you will watch it over and over

05/22/2008, 10:47 am

this movie awful is wasnt for one second

05/22/2008, 10:47 am

I went to see Ratatouille twice at the Movie Theater one time with my uncle and the next day at my frist day of summer camp we went to see the movie again as a field trip and I got to say that Ratatouille is one funny and yummy comedy to watch and to own Ratatouille is an instant classic any cheff from any Restaurant will enjoy Ratatouille I give Ratatouille Two Thumbs Up and the score of 63 out of 100 and I hope you enjoy Ratatouille

05/22/2008, 10:47 am

A must see for parents and children alike. Peter O'Toole is hilarious in his funny rendition of 'popular'. Kids will want to watch it over and parents will watch it with kids not around.

05/22/2008, 10:47 am

This film was an alright one to sit and watch . but heck it could have had a lot more stuff than it did worth the watch tho.

05/22/2008, 10:47 am

This was a really good movie. Everyone should get this movie. I would give it 90/100.

05/22/2008, 10:47 am

As the owner of 4 real life pet domesticated rats, I never saw it in the theaters, but have recently bought Ratatouille on video. I find it to be an utter delight and praise the animation for making some of the rats' movements rather realistic, yet still "magical", and the rest of the animation too as well. Also loved the clever plot as it was indeed delightful!

05/22/2008, 10:47 am

I know you might think that this movie is childish, (and by the way, I'm a little girl) but this movie is absolutely stunning! The main character, Remy, who is a mouse, wants to become a chef. Linguini, a garbage boy in a famous restaurant. Linguini finds Remy, and Remy agrees to help Linguini become a chef. In return, Linguini gives Remy a home. (Remy had been separated from his family earlier in the movie) The boss of the restaurant is very mean, but he then gets thrown out. The former boss talks to a VERY picky food critic, and persuades him to come to the restaurant. Everyone is nervous because they need to get a good review. So----- Oh wait, I shouldn't ruin the movie for you if you haven't seen it. If you want to know what happens, watch the movie! Does Remy find his family? What does he do if he finds his family? Will Linguini tell his secret (that a mouse is doing the cooking for him)?

05/22/2008, 10:47 am

This movie is a perfect blend of humor and theme. When Ego, the critic, says that criticism works best "in defense of the new", and also states that "a good artist can come from anywhere", we to get the real meat of the pic. Hopefully kids watching this will not only yuck it up at the numerous gags, but also internalize the fact that anybody can "cook".. or do anything they want; and as Gusteau says, to never let where you come from limit or define you. And of course the animation is excellent, the characters are well-developed, and the humor is pristine. Yes there's a gun, and rat traps, but that's life. This movie makes Remy the greatest chef in France, and I think it stands on its own as a creative masterpiece. It's not only a good theatre pic, but will be great as a home DVD, since each viewing brings to light more nuance, as well as great entertainment.

05/22/2008, 10:47 am