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Once again, the creative minds slow Pixar have created enchantment … possibly their best film in years. Everyone loves Ratatouille…even though he is a rat in the kitchen.

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Indeed, the concept of rats in an upscale restaurant would normally have us speed for screen. Nevertheless, the movie successfully blends the themes of the Unpleasant Duckling with Cyrano de Bergerac to arrive up with a wonderful chronicle. Remy is a simple rat with an wonderful nose. His idol is a tall French chef who lectures on the Food Channel. “Anyone Can Cook” is his mantra. So when Remy and his rat family have to leave their homes, Remy accidentally ends up in the very kitchen of this sizable Chef. Alas, the immense chef has passed away, and the food standards are falling, as well as the Michelin stars. To reverse this trend, Remy – the rat – teams up with a clueless scullery boy in the kitchen to whip up some astonishing recipes. Indeed, the rat’s food creations are a hit with the customers. The quandary, as in all Cyrano stories, is that no one knows who is really unhurried those improbable recipes. And most considerable, will the most difficult restaurant critic in Paris condemn or praise the food that Remy prepares?

Everything about this film is incredible…the streets of Paris are recreated in rich colors and radiant detail. I haven’t seen a European city stare this gracious in an provocative film since Disney’s “Pinocchio.” Oh my, even the French copper pots gape authentic.

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I laughed hysterically throughout the film…particularly the times when the rat conceals himself in a chef hat and rides the garbage boy like a cowboy on a bronco. Please don’t miss this treat. Highly recommended.

Ratatouille is a splendid film and a amazing showcase for your original Blu-ray player. As ravishing as this film was on cover, it’s even more breathtaking on Blu-ray. Every detail and subtle color shine. I was truly blown away by the quality of the portray.

As for the film itself, it holds up even better the second or third time around. Definitely a more sophisticated narrative than what’s usually expected in an though-provoking film. And while really young children may squirm through a lot of this, that doesn’t at all detract from the quality of this immense film. Creative, funny, heartfelt and ultimately satisfying, Ratatouille defies the genre – raising the bar once again on American piquant films. PIXAR continues to compose in an entirely different league than it’s competitors. You can’t even compare this film to anything else. It makes the ridiculously well-liked Shrek sight, well, green.

Bonus features are curious, particularly the well-concieved short on the history of Rats. Novel Blu-ray Bonus materials let you interact with the film in novel ways making the “Making Of” featurette quite imersive. Most of the info is for student’s and hard core fans of animation. The short LIFTED also appears on this disc as well as the honest released PIXAR SHORTS DVD/Blu-ray.

While it lacks the high adventure and fan-boy characters of some of Pixar’s earlier works, Rataouille will be regarded with more and more acclaim as time goes by. Critic’s rightfully praised the film in it’s theatrical release but American audiences didn’t choose to it as eagerly as past films. The overseas market has been strong, bringing in quite a bit more Internationally than other Pixar hits, which is an spirited side imprint I believe. What it says about American tastes and tolerance for animation that isn’t Gay Meal ready is sobering.
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