We Watched *RATATOUILLE* for the First Time 

Ego eating the ratatouille reminding him of his mom’s cooking was pure genius. Collete told Linguini you can’t be mommy in the kitchen but at the end of the day, nothing beats momma’s cooking.

What's funny is rats can't gag cause they don't have an gag flex so for Remy to gag at that soup you know it gotta smell funky as can be 😂

What I love about this movie is that it takes the idea of a rat wanting to become a chef in Paris and turns it into a very funny, entertaining, and just an overall fantastic movie. That idea in general sounds pretty dumb and one that is not an easy sell to people, but when you have Brad Bird directing the movie and a whole team at Pixar behind it, you get something that you would've never expected coming from a movie that has a talking rat.

Shoshana's face when Vince talked about her cooking was SO CUTE 🥺💕

- "I hate mushrooms." - "I love mushrooms." It's indeed a perfect mix! 🇧🇷

Ego's review at the end is one of my favorite movie monologues

this is Pixar's magnum opus. Their best movie imo

A videogame composer I respect a lot said that this is "his favorite movie about passion" and I completely agree

Theres a theory where the old lady in the beginning of the movie is the food judges mom and that’s why when ratatouille uses the recipe from the stolen book, it brings him back to his childhood.

“Focus!? You can’t cook!” Now my new favorite Vince quote

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1478">24:38</a> Fun Fact: The actor who played Chef Skinner was voiced by Sir Ian Holm (Original Bilbo Baggins)

'GO LEFT GO LEFT' *GOES LEFT* 'YEAAAHHHHH' like he had any idea which way our rat was supposed to go hahahaha it had me dying, i be like that too

"Wh...what would you call that flavor?" "Lightning?."😂😂

I lived in Paris for more than a year. Paris is one half business (almost all big businesses in France are headquartered there) and one half tourists. If you go, spend a couple of days there and then go to the countryside. Normandy, Alsace, Dijon, pick anyplace that appeals to you and get to know it. Way better than spending your vacation in Paris. In the movie, there is a strong reference to Marcel Proust and “La Recherche du temps perdues”. There is an episode where a character has what is called an involuntary memory where he smells, touches and eat a coffee cake and is transported mentally to his childhood. Exactly what Anton Ego does!

Pixar's best movie without a doubt, somehow it makes me almost tear up by just how beautiful it is

Ego's review is my favorite part of this movie. Especially the part where he finally gets the meaning of Gusteau's motto.

This movie is fantastic and It still holds up. The scene where Anton Ego is transported back to his childhood will always bring a tear to my eye. It makes me think of my Mama's food❤️👌🏼

Ratatouille is one of my favorite movies that’s about food. I swear every time I watch it I be hungry asf, and I know y’all were probably starving after the movie was over. You both have great Smiles😃.

Never knew a little mouse would make some good dishes lmao

YOOOOO I LOVE this movie! One of my all time favorite comfort movies

One of the best children's films I've ever seen. It literally took me back to my childhood. What was ratatouille for the critic, was pizza, lasagne and bolognese for me. And every time I eat this royal dish, it takes me back to my childhood. I completely forgot how beautiful the film is. I'm a good cook myself. My mother and grandmother taught me. It's true that anyone can cook. But only those who have talent can really convince. And you can see that in the look on their faces. And you should never forget that. It warmed my heart to see this film again.

My apologies to Toy Story but this is hands down the best Pixar film. Ever. And the soundtrack is wonderful.

This is my favorite Pixar movie, by far. So glad you guys reacted to it! ❤🐀

For those who don’t know The grandma with the bonnet on and had the shotgun is Anton ego’s mom

Absolutely love that movie so much

you guys make such a great couple. been watching for a long time. luv your reractions

I love this movie so much!! 😌

truly a legendary movie,cant even explain what makes it so good but you just feel good watching it🤣

I love a lot of Pixar movies, but the overall scene of this movie is why I love it so much. It has a very particular vibe and the story is so freaking unique. I think the music and visuals inside the kitchen are absolutely amazing. The dish they served Ego is not a traditional ratatouille stew like you see in his flashback, it's actually called Confit Byaldi and if I remember right was created for this movie. Someone told a chef to make ratatouille fancy and that's what he came up with.

Something about this movie I love so much! I’ve probably watched it 20x now and I really enjoy each time! Thank you for sharing with us!

If go to Eiffel Tower, it’s hard to walk more than 20 feet without vendors stopping you to sell something. Also, be careful with people asking you to sign a “waiver” or something to support because while people are distracted signing, someone will pass by and steal stuff in your bag. Other than that, Paris is nice

This movie is apart of my childhood remember watching this all the time with my aunt at her house eating pizza

Funny that you should say, he looks like Sméagol because the guy doing the voice is is the guy that played Bilbo

omg you guys adding subtitles, THANK UUUUUUUUUU, that’s awesome

When I first watched this movie I actually got tears in my eyes when Anton the critic tasted Remy's ratatouille dish and was transported back to childhood. It was just amazing to me to see a master (Remy) so good at his craft that he was able to break through to even the scariest and most difficult to impress critic. I only wish I could be that good at a craft and it really hit me in the feels. Love this movie for that.

Director Brad Bird cameos as Ambrister, Ego's butler. Skinner's lawyer is voiced by character designer Teddy Newton who also made voice cameos in other Pixar movies such as The Incredibles, WALL-E, Up and Toy Story where he voiced The Chatter Phone. He also directed the short Day & Night which appears before Toy Story 3 in theaters and included on the DVD and Blu-Ray editions (as well is on Disney+). Tony Fucile (additional character designer and animator on the end titles) voices Pompidou and The Health Inspector (though in the UK version, he was replaced by Jamie Oliver for the latter). Lou Romano (who was an employee of Pixar, did visual development on Monsters, Inc, production designing on The Incredibles, where he also voices Bernie Kropp, art director for lightning on Up and cameos as Snot Rod in Cars) voices Alfredo Linguini. Emile, Remy's brother, is voiced by Pete Sohn, who is an animator at Pixar, also voiced The Mugger in The Incredibles, Squishy in Monsters University, Forrest Woodbush in The Good Dinosaur, Ciccio in Luca and Sox in Lightyear, and directed the Pixar movies The Good Dinosaur and Elemental.

That’s the beauty of the film, you go into it not expecting much which is exactly the point. It’s my fave

Ego's flashback scene was emotional for me. Nothing beats Momma's cooking.

That rat trap shop does really exist in Paris, with stuffed rats in traps and all.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2140">35:40</a>, I thought Vince would laugh at this scene as he laughed it earlier too 😊😂😊😂😊

I've been to Paris 3 times and there's a reason. The vibe is unmatched, the food is amazing, its so nice. You guys should definitely go! Granted, I haven't been since before Covid, so it might be different now. But its a lot of fun! A lot of locals on a nice day will grab a baguette and a bottle of wine and sit on the river and watch the sunset.

Awesome reaction of my favorite Pixar movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

When Lingunini consinder putting Remy inside his pants or even inside his underwear (and Remy makes the "do-I-have-to"-face), you can see that the underwear Linguini wears have The Incredibles pattern on them (another Brad Bird movie and his first Pixar movie).

this is my first time on your channel, you guys are so cute and positive

This movie gets me so emotional like none other the scene when the critique eats the ratatouille and it brings him back to his mother cooking it for him when he was a child it’s just 🥺 this film is the representation of that feeling every time I see it, it brings me back to being a little child watching it almost everyday and enjoying it every time a little more, the ending of this movie with the review of the critique and ratatouille opening his own restaurant is just a punch in the heart for me I just love it gives me tears everytime, I wish I could be a child again and experience this film for the first time again it’s my comfort movie and it will always remind me of my childhood and of so many family members that are not with me physically anymore but they are in my 🫀

you guys already watched everything everywhere all at once, right? so now you get the reference

Hi I'm Julie your latest subscriber and I love this movie it ages like fine wine 😄👋🏻💕🎥🐀🍷

I was in Paris for the first half of May of 2012. My travelling companions and I all got terrible colds just beforehand which messed up my tastebuds. But I still got to eat all the stuff that everyone should eat if they ever get there. It was amazing.

Hey guys. I think another animated movie you could check out is "Rango" with Johnny Depp.

Ratatouille is a great and a fun movie. I loved the idea of anyone can cook, especially the idea of a rat cooking and getting close to food that we humans eat even though it doesn’t sound so good based on the first impression of a rat cooking but then we slowly appreciate the idea of anyone can cook, which then makes it slowly sound/look sweet and cute of a rat cooking. Loved the music and the shots/views of Paris. The cast was great. Loved your reactions/analysis, take care, stay healthy and have a great one.

Thanks to Shoshana and Vince! 🧑‍🍳 I love this one. I'm so grateful I got to see it on the big screen. 🐀

Watching this on my lunch break gives me the energy i need 😅

HEYYYY GUYYYZZZZ, i have recently become a fan and since then thoroughly enjoyed the reactions...... thank you, both of you are FANTFLIPPINTASTIC. (PS:- the whole time i was watching the 'get out' reaction i was constantly saying "brother wink if you are in danger")

I went with my brother 2019 and it was absolutely breathtaking!

Great reaction yall, also this a great time for me to ask if yall can react to The Bear, it's a series about cooking at it's base but the characters and dialogue are fantastic

I love this movie. One of Pixar's gems.

Now I want to see you react to more animated movies because this is one of my favorites.

Went to Paris for a year, got pregnant week 3 and we had our son there and came home 6 weeks later. Made it there 11 months out of the intended 12. Great city and food and pastries and markets. France in general is great to travel and eat around.

Great review! I’m hungry now 😅

Since Vince asked, a group of friends and I traveled to Paris in December 1999, days before the year 2000. It was packed; it was cold; it was beautiful. ⚜ I hope you'll both go someday and enjoy the flavors.

I love this movie! Great choice. I've been to Paris, it's lovely!

I'm french and I had the occasion to go in Paris a few times because I have family who lives near it. Fun facts : the singer of " Le festin " the song we can hear during the movie, is Colette's french voice. And the dish served to Ego isn't the real ratatouille but " un tian de légumes ". The real one is what Ego's mother served him. Colette called the ratatouille " a peasant dish " because it's not considered as a gastronomic dish. A little cultural thing : Ego's flashback is what us french called " une madeleine de Proust " which means something reminding us our childhood, in reference of a book of the french writer, Marcel Proust, where the odor of madeleines reminded him when he went on his aunt's house and she always gave him one after dipping it in her tea

I always loved to watch this movie as a kid, still love it to this day

Great reaction you guys!!! Though I wish they make a sequel

Girl you should make cooking video's!!! i would watch that ❤❤❤

I would live in a closet in Paris. The food,the culture,the history, just amazing!

I went to France in 2017 and Paris was magical ❤

My second favorite. Love this movie!

Anyone can cook is a great quote in the movie.

I love this so much everyone can cook

The pure joy on their faces is so cute 🫶 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="595">9:55</a>

Funny y’all would draw a physical connection between Chef Skinner and Gollum! Skinner was voiced by Sir Ian Holm, the actor who played Bilbo Baggins in LotR, who we saw start to be corrupted by The One Ring in the same way Gollum was!

I forgot how much I missed this movie when it first came out these new kids will never understand

You guys should come to Paris awesome city and Annecy (a city with moutains and a huge lake down south) you'll love it!

Ratatouille this film is really a masterpiece. Love it the 1st time I watch it, still love it the 100th time I watch it. 💖💖

This is my mom’s favorite movie I love it it’s truly a feel good movie ❤🥰

Rats are very clean animals.

The shadow of the dog that barks at Remy is a cameo made by Dug who would appear in then up-coming Up.

Seriously, if no one comments on this first….I LOVE THE MIGHTY DUCKS JERSEY! That’s OG right there! Also, love you guys. Great reaction. Love spending time with y’all.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="566">9:26</a> I heard that rats don't have gag reflexes. Linguine's soup smelled so bad that it altered the laws of nature.

New sub from NM ❤ I think the grandma at the start was a veteran of the French resistance against the Germans in wwii.. That’s why the ammo and gas mask. 😊

One of my favorites ❤

My favorite Dreamworks/Pixar movie ever is Spirit with Ratatouille in second. Spirit is imo the best non verbal animal animated movie ever made. If you’ve seen you will understand why that is my opinion. If you haven’t seen Spirit please for the love of god watch it asap. (Dreamworks and Pixar are very similar in the way the animate so that’s why I put them together)

If you havent before, you should watch Lilo and Stitch. One of my favorite movies

This is my favorite Pixar movie. You two should check out the ride at Epcot, if you get the chance.

Skinner is voiced by late Sir Ian Holm, who played Ash in Alien and Old Bilbo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies. Anton Ego is voiced by late Peter O'Toole, most famous to played the main character in Lawrence of Arabia.

I actually made Ratatouille the way Remy does here (this version is actually called Confit Byaldi), and it was really good. Ended up making a protein too since veggies aren't filling enough for me lol. It was surprisingly easy, but prep time was long. I highly recommend using a mandoline).

Yes, gusteau also had a rat helping him, that why the guy found a rat hair in gusteau's hat, she get it but he didn't and convice her otherwise lol

Went to Paris back in November and it was equal parts beautiful and disgusting. A lot of cars, a weird trash smell, and I felt underdressed even when I dressed up. But also beautiful architecture, surprisingly welcoming people, incredible art museums, and perfect food and coffee (which I don’t usually drink). Plus, it rained the whole time, so the whole city was literally glowing. Had the Ratatouille theme stuck in my head all week. It is not to be missed. I’d also recommend Disneyland Paris if you’re into theme parks. Easily one of the best theme parks in the world (except for Tokyo).

I’m on a study abroad that’s about 30 min from Paris. I’m here for a month

It's funny you compare Skinner to Smeagol. The actor who voices him played Bilbo Baggins in LOTR

Such a good movie

SOOOO HAPPY

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2050">34:10</a> That's the funniest one that Vince laughed 😂😂😂

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1038">17:18</a>. That's so nice

I prefer Raccacoonie’s cooking myself.

Whie hard to describe the taste of saffron, in my home country Sweden, some like to have saffron in fish soup (me I'm not a big fan of fish except for salmon) and in the Christmas season we have saffronbuns (a lot of times they're decorated with raisins) called Lussekatter or Lussebullar.

I remember when this came out my school had got a bunch of ratatouille type shit like Scratch an Sniff books an stickers We got to see it in Theaters an couple more things but I was in an out watching the movie cuz I had a short attention span when I was a kid but first time fully seein it an yeah that was a good movie

The fact that she the Grandma still came outside to shoot them 😂😅😊😊❤ is crazy to me <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="343">5:43</a> she's such psychopath in fairness

Fun fact: The head chef is played by Ian Holm, who played Bilbo Baggins in the Lord of the Rings