In my opinion, Ratatouille is the best Pixar movie ever! The way that it humanizes rats could've easily been misdirected like basically every other animated movie that has animals as main characters, somehow Ratatouille managed to surpass every single other Pixar movie I've seen. I had a long fear of rats, but after watching this movie my fear was suppressed and I realized that these rats are just like us humans - asides from the fact that most of them live in the sewers and don't have easy access to food - the message feels realistic, there is emotional depth, the animation is artistic and it is a visual masterpiece.
The voice acting is literally perfect, not one flaw, its' world feels unique and unlike any other Pixar universe. I was enthralled throughout its' entire runtime, from that epic shooting scene in the beginning to the end when Remy finally has his dream of becoming a chef be true, he works alongside Linguini and Colette after the food Remy made with Linguini was approved by Anton Ego himself.
It's one of my favorite animated movies ever made, it sends a message that applies to a lot of young people (not just rats) and it's well deserving of its' reception and maybe more.
The voice acting is literally perfect, not one flaw, its' world feels unique and unlike any other Pixar universe. I was enthralled throughout its' entire runtime, from that epic shooting scene in the beginning to the end when Remy finally has his dream of becoming a chef be true, he works alongside Linguini and Colette after the food Remy made with Linguini was approved by Anton Ego himself.
It's one of my favorite animated movies ever made, it sends a message that applies to a lot of young people (not just rats) and it's well deserving of its' reception and maybe more.