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Ratatouille (2007) Rank 2 Reviews
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Sun Online ()
The animation lives up to Pixar's high standards, with the food looking mouth-wateringly realistic. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at Sun Online ()
Independent (Anthony Quinn)
Clever, certainly; ingenious, occasionally; enjoyable - hardly ever. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at Independent (Anthony Quinn)
The Scorecard Review (Jeff Bayer)
Most of the discussions of food come off like an animated Frasier episode, which shouldn't have broad enough appeal. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at The Scorecard Review (Jeff Bayer)
ReelzChannel.com (Heather Huntington)
Ratatouille can expect to rake in the accolades. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at ReelzChannel.com (Heather Huntington)
CinemaBlend.com (Joshua Tyler)
When Remy starts driving Linguini around like a puppet, it feels like something lifted from an episode of Pinky & the Brain. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at CinemaBlend.com (Joshua Tyler)
Orlando Sentinel (Roger Moore)
Has Pixar lost its magic recipe? Ratatouille is filled with fairly generic animated imagery, a few modest chases, a couple of good gags, not a lot of laughs. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at Orlando Sentinel (Roger Moore)
Las Vegas Weekly (Josh Bell)
Its pleasures are mostly small. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at Las Vegas Weekly (Josh Bell)
ReelzChannel (Heather Huntington)
I confess: I am not what one would call a die-hard fan of animated movies. I will admit that the trend of celebrities voicing them has definitely won points with me, as has the trend to pitch some jokes at adult levels in there. So while my knee-jerk ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at ReelzChannel (Heather Huntington)
Q Network Film Desk (James Kendrick)
As have all their previous films, Pixar's Ratatouille, which tells the unlikely story of a country rat who yearns to be a Parisian chef, stands out among the other computer-animated movies of late. Ever since the release of 1995's Toy Story, the first ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at Q Network Film Desk (James Kendrick)
Time Out Chicago (Ben Kenigsberg)
If Bird's last movie, The Incredibles (2005), really was a critique of affirmative action, then Ratatouille amounts to a tacit apology. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at Time Out Chicago (Ben Kenigsberg)
RopeofSilicon (Laremy Legel)
Ratatouille suffers from the same syndrome plenty of animations suffer from these days, it's got a pretty look but no real writing to back it up. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at RopeofSilicon (Laremy Legel)
Time Out New York (Joshua Rothkopf)
Ratatouille is a film made for snobs that may still repel them. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at Time Out New York (Joshua Rothkopf)
JoBlo's Movie Emporium (JoBlo)
One of the few Pixar films which, for me, seemed more geared toward just kids, as opposed to their usual balance of kid/adult themes. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at JoBlo's Movie Emporium (JoBlo)
The Stop Button (Andrew Wickliffe)
While Ratatouille features Pixar's finest three-dimensional CG, it also features their worst two dimensional characters. The problem's apparent from the start--the main character has one conflict and it turns out to resolve itself quite easily in the end. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at The Stop Button (Andrew Wickliffe)
Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) (Gina Carbone)
Ratatouille is fast-moving and fun and makes me wish I gave more thought to my meals. But if I laughed out loud, it wasn't more than once and the most emotional moment came from Anton Ego, the snobby British critic. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine) (Gina Carbone)
Arizona Daily Star (Phil Villarreal)
The wild, devoted praise afforded Bird's solid yet tepid films puzzles me. It's as though society is playing a joke that everyone but me and a few others are in on. I smell a Ratatouille . ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at Arizona Daily Star (Phil Villarreal)
The Stop Button (Andrew Wickliffe)
While Ratatouille features Pixar's finest three-dimensional CG, it also features their worst two dimensional characters. The problem's apparent from the start--the main character has one conflict and it turns out to resolve itself quite easily in the end. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at The Stop Button (Andrew Wickliffe)
TheMovieBoy.com (Dustin Putman)
Pixar's weakest film in almost a decade. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at TheMovieBoy.com (Dustin Putman)
Time Out
Yuck. To be more specific, barf. ...read the complete Ratatouille movie review at Time Out
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by dan on March 05, 2009 Ogden, Utah
I never thought that I would like a movie even animated that starred a rat. Ratatouille is hilarious and a very good movie. You can see this movie with your five year old or your 15 year old and each will enjoy it. ...
by cory on February 25, 2009 Ogden, Utah
Ratatouille is a great movie with a great lesson.
I don't think I've ever been disappointed by a Disney/Pixar film, and Ratatouille is no exception. The story follows the young rat Remy as he follows his dream to bring fine cuisine to both ...
by darin on January 27, 2009 North Salt Lake, Utah
Loved this show because my boy loves this show. How can you say that when you know this show was very well put together. My boy loves this show and so do I. I would recommend this show to anyone who has kids or is an adult living in a child body. Its ...
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