It's a re edit upload of an older video I made that was taken down, it was blocked for that one horst scene so I tried to fix it and actually add a little bit more from what I left off on.
My mom doesn’t like this movie due to her rat phobia. Me however still sees what truly makes Ratatouille a good movie and one of the best movies Pixar has ever made.
@@BethGoth15I think one is a antagonist, Anton Ego, as he works against the protagonist but doesn't active try to harm him but Skinner does, making him a villain
Ratatouille is my all-time favorite Pixar movie, and as much as I want there to be a Ratatouille 2, I don't think Pixar should do it, given how they've done sequels like Incredibles 2 and Toy Story 4 which don't recapture the magic and charm of their predecessors, so in short, Ratatouille is so perfect that it doesn't need a sequel
The scene where Remy's food literally sends Anton Ego back to his childhood, I felt physically warmed during that few seconds. Why isn't Pixar like that anymore? They used to be able invoke real feels with literally seven seconds of animation.
Rattatouie is a very basic dish served at home. It's not a basic dish how the movie serves it. Not at all, but what it is is taking the best ingredients and just letting them speak for themselves. No pretense, nowhere to hide. Just letting your veggies be their best selves
Well the theory is that the old lady in the beginning is Ego's mom so that's why Remi chose Ratatouille as the final dish. It's a comforting simple dish that Remi and Ego grew up on. But of course since Ego is now a world renowned food critic Remi will want to up the simplicity of the dish, but still capture the comforting vibe when they were younger
I watched this movie by accident months before it came out Me and my sisters went to go watch pirates of the Caribbean at world's ends and they ended up playing this movie instead My sister was mad but I was happy and fell in love with the movie lol
I watched Ratatouille at a time when I was completely against 3D animation (I hated it, because it replaced the beloved 2D I grew up with). YET! This movie impressed me so much that I learned to accept 3D. The portrayal of Paris, the characters, the food, everything looked so amazing that won my heart. Trully beautiful movie.
This is indeed a great movie to watch, I personally love not only the final review of Ego at the end, but also the scene where the staff's backstories are revealed by Collete to Linguini, as it further reinforces the beliefs of Chef Gusteau that anyone can cook. Knowing that the saucier was a circus performer, the sous chef is very mercurial, the other two assistance chefs were a gambler and a resistance fighter, yet each of them make a formidable team that can cook some great food, with also Collete herself being a woman who worked her butt off to prove she was just as good as anyone, makes the tenants of Gusteau's philosophy all the more palpable.
I'm proud to say that I "liked" this video..."WITH THIS THUMB!" XD All joking aside, what a terrific assessment of what has since become my favorite Pixar film. 'Ratatouille' has everything: charm, adventure, nostalgia, a brilliant and engaging plot and even a little romance. Plus, those realistic-looking dishes make for a food lover's wet dream. It truly is a stand-out among Pixar's classics.
The movie is extra hilarious for chefs and cooks. Every scene with Remy or his family in the restaurant is a serve safe nightmare. Remy ending up IN THE FOOD as it’s being put in the oven and barely escaping. Remy getting on the service cart and going into the dining room (which is also a PR nightmare.), Remy being on the shelf in the walk in. 💀
Stop posting out all these BANGERS bro, how are you so consistent with your quality and quantity? You got that perfect 50/50 split bro and they're all edited. I don't and well never understand how you're not burnt out, PLEASE take a break before it's too late... Burnout sucks.
Could you please make a video about Why Finding Dory Is A Great Sequel, or a different video about why you think it is a terrible sequel? You already gave Cars 2 and Incredibles 2 their own videos before or after your video about why Pixar sequels do not work. Now it is Finding Dory's turn, unless you have either rewatched it and found it to be better than you remember (because I know Finding Dory accomplishes some things that make it much better than Cars 2), or decided you do not want to talk about it because of Ellen DeGeneres.
I miss this more adult undertones to Pixar movies. It's not that their films today can't have meaningfull or deep messages, but it's more like they are adapting it to more a kid-friendly tone, and it just sound disingenuous and a little condescending. Movies like The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Up, and even Monsters Inc. carried very honest, hard-hitting themes that really resonated with me, mostly because it didn't looked like they're treating me as a kid. Must be the nostalgia, or just early-boomerism, but i feel this way..
Just for the record, JelloApocolypse gave this movie a 6/10, the same score as The Good Dinosaur, saying it's a dull movie. Biggest. L. Take. EVER. Because this movie is fucking amazing, and probably my second favorite Pixar movie next to Cars 1
This is my favorite Pixar movie, and my 8th favorite movie ever. There are still a few animated movies I like more (they are all from Dreamworks), but I just really love this movie. Ratatouille is something special. "Not everyone can become a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere."
Another video heaping praise on this magnificent movie?? HELL YEAH! I watched it to pieces back when I was a kid, I have so many sweet memories of it. And the quality is still *chef's kiss* holding up! A little bit of fun trivia I like to share with people; in the Swedish dub, Remy is voiced by Gustaf Skarsgård :) One of many reasons why it will always be the OG version to me (yes, I admit nostalgic bias, sue me)
When i was still a little kid who had a Trashy laptop and only this movie and 3 others where on it, i watched this one over 15 times. I loved it, when i got home after school i hopped on my laptop which took ages to load just to watch this one movie again. Now, this is nothing crazy to me anymore, but when i hear the word Ratatouille, i feel incredibly nostalgic and happy.
I recently saw this movie for the first time and I loved it! I’m still not over the moment when Anton Ego tasted the ratatouille; the way they animated his emotion was beautiful! Between that piece of animation and the review he wrote, I shed a tear 🥲! He didn’t just write a review; he opened a vein and bled a little!❤
You didn’t mention that in Anton’s flashback of his childhood you see the gustos book in his moms kitchen and the kitchen is the same one in the beginning of the movie so they destroy Anton’s mothers house
Ratatouille is literally my favorite movie, like- it’s basically my entire life summed up, a person with a fear of germs that loves to cook. And rats are really cute to me 🐀🐀🐀
I think my favorite part of this movie is the wave it created. I was born in 2004, and I remember a lot of my friends and other kids my age being inspired to go into a profession in cooking. I cannot say I’d go into cooking myself, but the movie inspired me to enjoy the act of cooking. I don’t think any movie has ever inspired me to do something like Ratatouille did.
Funny that the only thing to make me even slightly invested in culinary arts was a rat that had particular taste buds. Not even actual people describing food can get me into it lmao
Not even a minute of the video passed and you got wrong the major message of the movie. The movie's message it's not that generic "Anyone can do it. As long as you wish it your dream will come true" Watch the movie again please.
Pixar at its Pixar best I must say , my favorite scene is when Colette finally gets it ;if you know you know. Aha moments are very real and this movie taught me that at a very young age .
J'adore ce film de tout mon cœur. Je l'ai regardé tous les soirs pour m'endormir aussi. Un film très inspirant ! Je vais certainement faire regarder ça à mes enfants quand je serai grand💓🧑🏼🍳🐀
Commenting for the algorithm I feel like ‘The Menu’ has some theme parallels from ‘Ratatouille’. (Think of the burger scene vs the ratatouille served to ego scene).
Your scripts sound very AI generated. It could be English just isn't your first language (in which case, sorry) but the weird grammatical errors, redundant statements and semi run-on-sentences littered throughout really takes me out of it, even if I do see your points. All around I'd highly recommend asking a friend or hiring someone to proof read your scripts. There's some things that grammatical spell check just lets fly and it can be quite jarring to listen to. For examples: "This is Ratatouille, one of the greatest films of all time, and I'm ready to tell you all about it". A better phrasing would be: "This, is Ratatouille. A movie I personally consider to be one of the greatest films of all time. Why? Let me explain-" Or the simple "-I look back to the early 2000's when things like Ratatouille was released." You're referring to "things like it", not just Ratatouille itself. Hence you should pluralize the statement as "when movies/films like Ratatouille WERE released". Just some constructive critisism.
🏳️⚧️ *Important Headcanon:* Remy is in fact Trans! The main/only difference in the movie for rats in terms of sex is size. Those biologically female are smaller, while the males are noticeably larger. Remy is smol. He was Assigned Female At Birth, but clearly identifies and is accepted as Male by his Father & Colony! The only issue his father has issues w was his love & adoration for Humans!
Or, Remy is just a smaller male borne from his discerning tastes and smells. He doesn't just eat everything he can like the other rats, so his weight and size are a bit leaner as a result.
remy is small because he doesnt fill himself up with junk like the rest of the colony, instead he tries eating more human foods cause he wants to be a chef (which is very uncommon, hence why hes skinny)
