(Roger Ebert said this as well.) Anton Ego also says that he will return to the restaurant "hungry for more." Revisiting this as an adult makes me say the same thing about the movie he is in.Įdit: Nearly 11 months later, 7/7 people found the review helpful. This is an animated movie where you don't need to be a kid to enjoy it. I know when I love a movie when I feel this thrill in my heart and an excitement along with it.(See my review of Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King) I felt that all throughout this movie, even though I have seen this movie numerous times. I can't think of a single flaw with this movie.The animation is beautiful(I noticed one car that almost looked real at one point)and the story is well told.
But that causes issues with a secret rat in a failing restaurant. He meets a chef who can't cook very well, and he uses his talent to secretly help him. The movie is about Remy, a rat who has an obsession with food, cooking, and the humans who cook food. I just saw it again as a 20 year old and it still puts me in awe. I have seen this numerous times, and I still love it. I was a kid and animated movies were my jam! I even taped a Disney Channel showing on a record-able VHS. This movie released a few days after my 9th birthday. That is a good way to sum up Ratatouille. That's what the food critic, Anton Ego, says in his review of the movie's restaurant at the end of the movie. Reviewed by cinephile-27690 10 /10 "Not everyone can become a great artist but a great artist *can* come from *anywhere*"
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