Ratatouille - Disneycember

[@laughingjack845]

He is Anton Ego, and he remembers food so you don't have to.

[@goldenbrigain7031]

Laughing Jack you win the internet today.

[@MrGabeanator]

Laughing Jack haha brilliant

[@hodzal5258]

Wolfpit?

[@trinitech6868]

XD this was Great XD

[@MrGabeanator]

lol

[@ianbaker672]

the critic's favorite character is the critic. Who would have thought?

[@SuperPiposaru]

+Ian Baker Such bias! :P

[@Antasma1]

He should wear a critic costume. The movie character.

[@Blueleaf11]

+Ian Baker With good reason. The critic's monologue at the end of the movie gives me goosebumps every time I watch it. It's beautiful.

[@MrGabeanator]

+Beth G. ikr

[@Aliandrin]

He also has a soft spot for the intelligent, guarded egomaniac type. Just listen to how he gushes over Mouse Sherlock Holmes. (But hey, that really was an awesome character.)

[@TwitchyTopHat1]

Honestly THIS is the movie that had me realize that cooking is indeed an art. I loved it

[@goldenbrigain7031]

TwitchyTopHat

[@matrix91234]

Also to not live in your parents basement and do something worthwhile. I love this movie!

[@highgrove8545]

I really like how they animated the food, it looked really tasty and made me actually drawn into the movie whenever they cooked food.

[@ninja0329]

Yea never watch this movie if you haven't eaten anything

[@karendurant4535]

+MischiefReaper I learned that lesson too late..

[@irrelevantperson785]

I thought the ratatouille looked like multicolored pepperoni. Lol. Still looked pretty tasty, though.

[@playwonderwall]

Undead Viking Fun Fact: People actually made all these dishes (250 in total) for models

[@Gentle-x8f]

Undead Viking I get hungry just watching this movie

[@appleWhisky43]

I loved the ending

[@iePorkchop951]

Did you? WELL FUCK YOU DEN PUNK!!!!

[@appleWhisky43]

rock lobster FUCK YOU too, you crustacean lover

[@animasity8519]

+rock lobster i love you omg this made my day

[@ImperatorNocturne]

+rock lobster who needs guns? i know youre biggest weakness! BUTTER muhahahahahahaha

[@appleWhisky43]

rock lobster Crustaceans have no chance againts Asian. We'll eat you raw, steamed, boiled and raw again

[@kchandaman3012]

"He's your son??" "I HAVE A SON????"

[@TheDarkVictini]

kchandaman omg that made me laugh as a kid at the time!

[@kchandaman3012]

Pixar's comedic timing at its best!

[@TheDarkVictini]

yep XD

[@neptuneplaneptune3367]

That was a brilliant scene. Gusto is one of the best Karakters in the movie. I am not a great Fan of Frech but..i realy like this movie.

[@uncleruckus9670]

"That's, that's....WONDERFUL! BYMUST TELL everyone!

[@GameFreak64101]

i wouldnt say underrated, but overlooked, if that makes any sense. I love this movie though

[@squashmallow2006]

+Swift_Heracross You could say....overcooked? Anyone? No? I'll just see myself out then.

[@spacecocaine1823]

+Hiya H (gives Hiya a high five)

[@GameFreak64101]

Hiya H shut it nerd

[@Bettersucksaul]

+Swift_Heracross Yeah some people were unfortunately deterred by the main characters, aka the rats.

[@silvertotodile6958]

+Swift_Heracross CRITIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *punches Swift in the face*

[@mousetrap773]

I relate too much to Remy. Not through cooking, but with dealing with a family that just accepts things as they are instead of wanting to make something better out of them

[@itsmattmc123]

7 year old me: That was okay. Me now: THIS IS A MASTERPIECE!!!

[@_untitld7174]

When we were 7 we didnt have much to compare these beauties to, so we naturally assumed they were average. That probably led you to some dissapointments in cinemas around age 10-14 before realising how good these were all along

[@davidjohnsen3245]

FUCKING EXACTLY THAT. I feel just the same way.

[@madhattergamer3567]

Exactly, but you know that scene with all the dead mouses and the rat poisons, that gave me nightmares as a kid and put me off... BUT NOW I PUT ON MY BIG BOYS UNDERPANTS AND I'LL ENJOY IT!

[@Kevin-ie5zx]

MattMC123 same! I just watched this today because I hadn’t seen it in awhile, and boy was it amazing!

[@ineffablemars]

I was around 13??? Maybe when this came out, even then I knew it was a masterpiece.

[@SoujiMonaru]

Funny that my two most favourite Pixar films are Incredibles and Ratatouille - both Brad Bird films. He really made some awesome Pixar films! I suspect it's his attention to detail and passion for the art.

[@ssss6572]

+Souji Monaru Yeah, he's great!

[@Kuzamer]

Same.

[@TehSkullKid]

+Souji Monaru Love his films, especially the pixar ones!

[@whitenorthentent]

Can't wait for the new Incredibles.

[@alexandresobreiramartins9461]

+Souji Monaru I'd put Up in that list, except they weren't directed by Brad Bird. But, yes, these are my favorite Pixar films. And, I believe, in many ways, the best, at least for my taste. The Incredibles sequence where the family tries to deal with normal life problems is the trully incredible part of the movie for me (that and the short with the nanny and Jack-Jack, of course). As I love cooking myself, that's reason enough to adore Ratatouille. But I thought the characters well well developed and the story was engaging. I didn't feel it rushed at all. And Up, well, not only the story was great and the scenario in Roraima mount was wonderful, but I just couldn't help but cry at the wonderfully beautiful married life depicted in the initial montage.

[@silverfangmoonhunter]

The soundtrack is also amazing. The song being played in this video is one of my favorites in any movie.

[@spoonsharkart4550]

This movie is the most mature Pixar movie I've seen

[@weeaboocrane5350]

+TheGoldenAge2 This movie is quiet and dialog based. Incredibles still was very obviously aimed towards children while ratatouille seems to be a more mature movie.

[@JiReyAnimation]

+Jonathan Crane I dunno, marriage dilemmas and mid life crisis don't seem like a kid's subject to me.

[@lulucool45]

Can we all agree that they're both really good?

[@ikilledtonysoprano8468]

It's certainly more mature than the average Pixar film but I'd have to give that medal to Inside Out.

[@gameprofessor6314]

I feel like up is

[@getmario64]

Oh, I love "Ratatouille." One of my favorite Pixar films of all time and it was absolutely delicious to see a cute rat cook his own recipe for his accomplishment with the chef's restaurant. Director Brad Bird did a fantastic job creating an animated film with nicely done backgrounds with colorful clouds of Paris (beautiful), nicely done characters including the critic played by memorable Peter O' Toole, and everything with delicious meals and deserts were yummy to eat and the entire movie of making cook meals were fantastic. I love this movie and overall, delicious. We hope saving grace to all people in France that someday in Paris will be saved for one good taste.

[@getmario64]

🏆 Winner for "Best Animated Feature" from the Academy Awards of 2007. Brad Bird won two Oscars for his filmmaking in animation.

[@paperchasindude6578]

@@getmario64 yessir

[@pfigor]

God, I love this movie

[@k.theartist3940]

Me too! It's just... great!

[@TurtleTime26]

I'd love to see a couple of animated shorts about some of the brushed-over characters in Ratatouille, like the various chefs.

[@AValveFanboy]

This is the movie that made me love cooking, and for that I owe it an eternal sum of gratitude.

[@laprasking]

With the sequel bug Pixar has caught, I'm surprised they havent given into temptation and do a "Rata-2-ille". XD

[@keegster7167]

I LOL'd at that title.

[@BeeDub57]

Oh, please no. This movie ended perfectly. All they could do is ruin it.

[@FireyeMC]

Oh god I hope not, out of all their films this is the one I pray to God NEVER gets a sequel!

[@EdenVibin]

No.... Just.. No.....its funny but.... No...

[@cryptiddmashups]

*don’t give them ideas*

[@Jegfil]

"I won't give you away the ending"...shows us most of the ending

[@emmah9578]

He should've said climax. xD

[@Jegfil]

Lapis lazuli probably or just nothing XD

[@Jegfil]

You are right about the first thing, but "that didn't spoil"? Yeah he didn't with his words, but screen did. Ps. I don't care personally...I just thought it was funny.

[@EdenVibin]

Ah, without dialogue!

[@jackdreas4415]

this is my favorite pixar movie

[@BlankPapers]

Is it me, or does it seem like Doug is describing the positives of this movie like how Remi describes food he tastes?

[@farmerboy916]

BlankPapers One of the things about his reviews that makes them stand out from the crowd and an absolute joy, and this is something noticeable on many occasions especially if you know the material he's reviewing or even some of the things it drew inspiration or direction from, are that he incorporates the style of the thing he's reviewing into his review. Whether that's the style of thing you've pointed out, the actual format or story of the review, stylistic or referential callbacks, they are a delight and do what critics most often miss: accentuating what the product actually is, rather than necessarily tearing apart its little flaws. If the movie didn't try and is just a cash grab he often won't bother and will treat the review itself as such, and when it's a unique or interesting experience that tried hard even with flaws, he'll talk about the movie in the same way that made it great in the first place.

[@farmerboy916]

Or at the very least, it is something I often notice. At other times, I have to wonder if it's there at all or if it isn't a constant.

[@123leyang321]

I love how clever this movie is. The ending is one of the best endings in cinema history, that's for sure. There are flaws, of course, I too wish there was some more interactions with the cooks than with the rats, or even if to keep the interactions with the rats, then make the movie a little longer, a matter of few extra minutes, just to see the other cooks growing fond of the main character. [SPOILERS] This would've made the scene when Linguini reveals his secret to them all the more powerful. They all felt really heartbroken that he lied to them, like they've become intimate of him. I'd never have guess they had even become such "close" friends if not for that scene... I suppose all the interactions were on the background, but... Yeah, I'd have loved to see more of them. As for the bond between Linguini and Remy being stronger... I honestly feel like that would get in the way of the story. The reason Remy helps Linguini is mostly because it benefits him (he gets to do what he loves) and because he felt guilty over having his life spared and leaving Linguini in that situation that he helped cause. Remy helping him get the restaurant for himself felt more like he was doing it out of his moral choice than for friendship. I feel like Remy only ever noticed the friendship aspect of his partnership with Linguini when later, after he has his family steal food form the restaurant and gets that speech from Linguini. He realized Linguini trusted him like a friend and that he genuinely felt bad for not being able to show to the world the talent was coming from Remy (due to the fact it would cause the restaurant to shut down). Thus Remy felt just as terrible for having broken his trust and felt he should make it up to him, not because of a moral choice now, but because he cared for his friend and wouldn't let him down. Linguini then, seeing after how he treated Remy he still came back for him, realized it was more than fair to just say what was going on regardless of what people would think of it and maybe even try to rally them to their side. Of course, that didn't work too well, but they still managed to do some impressive teamwork to get to the result of their dreams. [SPOILERS END] So, yeah, considering how the story plays out, I think having the bond between Linguini and Remy stronger could have harmed what the plot was going for.

[@SirArthurTheGreat]

123leyang321 Cinema history is fucking stretching it

[@SirArthurTheGreat]

123leyang321 but it's still an amazing ending

[@123leyang321]

Sir Arthur Nah, that ending was something much more satisfactory than a ton of endings I saw of more serious, adult oriented and mature movies. It was rather simple, but really delivered everything and more. Who says simplicity can't be a good thing? It is indeed among cinema's finest and it is a big accomplishment for a family and kid friendly animated feature to pull that off.

[@k-leb4671]

Yeah I think this movie really should've been an extra 10 minutes long. It's such a great mature script that it deserves it.

[@travisdelafuente1150]

This is one of the more underrated or overlooked PIXAR masterpieces. Definitely enjoyed the moral and loved how the Critic really loved the ending.

[@perdelkin]

It's not nearly underrated

[@daverichards9141]

The food critic looks like Christopher Lee. This movie is full of heart and I have not cheered so hard for a lead character in a while like I did with Remy. I came to the table 15 years late but glad I still got sample the entree.

[@kei_nishimaru]

This film has got to be one of my favourites.

[@smoon2313]

This may easily be in my top 3 for Pixar and is forgotten about all too much, Patton Oswald is always great in anything he touches, and even the short skit about the history of rats they did on the DVD was hilarious

[@Hjhugj]

Of course the nostalgia critic loves the design of the critic

[@mitchell2719]

This is my favourite Pixar movie. The atmosphere, the acting, the animation, and the attention to detail, especially in the food, just makes it nearly perfect to me.

[@weeaboocrane5350]

This is probably my favorite Disney movie. From the time I finished it for the first time, all those years ago I have loved this movie.

[@unorthodoxromance254]

I rarely say this, but this film is near perfect.

[@theabacross1581]

I really love Ratatouille, why well it always makes me Hungry every time see it, which makes it good for me because I LOVE FOOD, and I love the French Background, I am Canadian and iv been to France, it its very nostalgic.

[@themadhatter4556]

I really love this movie.

[@dominickbenincasa5043]

I really liked this movie The animation is amazing especially the designs of the rats I also liked the critic's story

[@jeuryrabassa4724]

This is one of my and my Mom's favorite films. And i love the fact that this film shows and teaches you that cooking is a important thing to learn and the best way to make good food. It's like the good old saying:"Everyone can cook"

[@nottrustworthy6361]

It sounds like RAT and PATOOTIE! RATPATOOTIE! Which does NOT sound delicious.

[@ryanbryant-smith9850]

lol

[@TheMemeMan755]

“Regrettably….we are all out..of wine.”

[@BeatboxingTrev]

This is my second favourite kids movie next to incredibles Ahhhh the memories

[@StabStabStabStabby]

Just cus it's animated doesn't make it a "kids" movie -.-

[@FadiAntwan]

+StabStabStabStabby THANK YOU!

[@lucasalce6010]

+Fadi Antwan You're right Stabstabstabstabby! Being a kids movie is what makes it a kids movie.

[@AngoAngo]

+StabStabStabStabby True, it did have many adult themes, but it was definitely aimed more towards kids than adults.

[@luckystar9279]

I freaking love this movie :3

[@LucyLioness100]

I remember seeing this with my dad and we just adored it. Then I had to show it to my mom & she was beyond enamored with it. It’s one of her favorite Pixar films (if not absolute favorite) & ranks within my top 5 of their absolute best

[@IceQueen975]

I loooved this movie. It was so well done and the message was just timeless.

[@Crappy9922]

It took me a long time to watch this movie. I was at the start of a down point in my life and finally got around to watching it, and boy did I love it. The colors, the sounds, the food was practically right there in front of me! I felt like I could even smell and taste the food on screen. Something about how this was filmed and animated just breathed a new life into food and cooking for me, and inspired me to start cooking more and trying new things with food. I loved this movie, even with all the goofy scenes. It showed a true passion for cooking and creating something others can enjoy that really resonated with me.

[@TheParanormalist0601]

This movie was the first ever movie I was hyped for. Ever since I saw the teasers and the trailers, I grew excited for it. Ratatouille remains as my favourite Pixar film and one of my favourite movies of all times overall.

[@slashbash1347]

As someone who owns rats as pets, I have to say, this movie captures their movements perfectly. Although, I got a horrifying thought on the third viewing: what's gonna happen when Remy dies? Rats have very short life spans, after all. Maybe Colette will take over. Or maybe in this universe, rats live much longer (because in this universe, they can understand language).

[@olivierb.2149]

+Slashbash they live longer, yeah lets assume that :) Hes so damn likeable

[@lulucool45]

+Slashbash Read the Pixar theory.

[@slashbash1347]

digitivortex Nuh.

[@Anthecstiecsaf]

Watched this movie yesterday and almost cried because of the cinematography. It's just so beautiful, and detailed, artistic, the characters so unique, the colors and contrast, the french atmosphere, the photos, I mean like the focus and just... It looks as if every take was a so deeply thought photo... And the music is just so good and adequate to the film. I LOVE IT.

[@swedneck]

I really love the feeling of this movie, it made me want to go to france. Hell it even worked as a game, just the overall atmosphere makes me want to get an apartment in paris to be able to see the city.

[@mochann1133]

I love this movie very much, I used to watch it all the time at my grandparents house. I seriously love the deeper messages this movie sends to the watchers at the end, and what Remi and the critic says is amazing and honestly eye opening. I will always think of this movie as one of my top favorite Disney films.

[@Grayman2003]

This was their very first film I ever saw in theaters. Oh the memories. :)

[@creampop8553]

I do wish we saw more of the other chefs, like Horst. They should bring them back in Ratatouille 2, or a spinoff!

[@mysite1012]

Is there going to be a part 2?

[@missbellaiza]

Every time I Watch ratatouille, makes me wanna go make fancy dinner.

[@galaxy_kitten95]

One of my top favorite Pixar films, reviewed by Doug, AND was posted on my birthday!

[@Daviddv]

This movie was the first ever movie I was hyped about! It still remains as my first favourite Pixar movie.

[@BorzoiSpotProductions]

Its my second favourite, just because I loved TS3 way too much.

[@cancerousgaminginc.6956]

Fucking love this movie

[@sirquaffler542]

I first saw this movie back in high school in my French II class. The teacher was really good in that she not only taught us the language but also the culture, lifestyle, and way of thinking of French people, as her family is actually French. This happened to work well as a teaching tool for her. And besides, the movie on its own is pretty darn good.

[@IndyFilmProductions]

I love this movie so much. It's so well made that the flaws are hardly even noticeable. My dad wanted to be a chef all his life and he had to drop that dream because of the need to help his family, this is one of his favorite films of all time. He's constantly quoting it.

[@-austintacious-2400]

One of my favorite Disney movies ever!

[@aquaislyfe9510]

I do love this movie but one of the biggest reasons is how cool the voices sound

[@jambalayajones6449]

This is one of the first movies I have ever seen and defiantly my favourite the atmosphere is beautiful the characters I thought were pretty likeable The music is nice and I just simply Love this movie

[@goldenbrigain7031]

God, this movie was so beautiful, it'll never grow old with me.

[@authoralysmarchand6758]

I learned to make ratatouille because of this movie and I use methods I learned from this movie. And I always think of that magic moment in childhood. That clip was so brief, yet so much...just so much in so few silent seconds.

[@Ndcrocks]

me and my mom saw this and we loved it! the animation and story was pretty nice. Always be a favorite in my book

[@Mojo__]

Have you seen Chef?

[@munsi0121]

OMG they killed chef You Basterds No wait he hasn't crapped his.... Oh

[@holdenmorelli2476]

+*Screams into own asshole* Thank god, I have a hairless, girly ass. Dat name doe

[@manfulify]

+MojoTheMinecraftian ey b0ss

[@ineffablemars]

Holden Morelli uhhhh... girls have ass hair they just shave it, you nitwit.

[@jacobalexanderrorick6398]

I love the Chef Boyardee reference.

[@cherryspice1011]

this movie is definitely a comfort movie for me

[@MegaSoulHero]

I like this movie

[@lindsaylawson6038]

Goodness, I LOVE that music!!! 🎶💕🎶💕

[@lfovah1287]

I can't help but get hungry while watching this movie cause the food they cook looks delicious lol.

[@VidralliaArchives]

I worked in a kitchen for four years and at one point the health inspector and the chef got into a conversation about how good this movie is; accurate to both their experiences with cooking and rat behaviors. It was interesting to listen in on.

[@TransistorBased]

This is my absolute favorite Disney movie. And the ending is definitely one of the strongest in any movie I've seen.

[@TheBatIsHungry6435]

“Shut up and eat your garbage” that line should be on a t shirt

[@Balthazar2242]

I love Brad Bird's Pixar films because he has a way of tying together so many different elements seamlessly into the movie. There's a lot going on in The Incredibles and Ratatouille but I just love the way he puts it all together. I feel like I relate to him in a way.

[@davidstone281]

My favorite Pixar movie. A masterpiece.

[@KyrosTheWolf]

"I don't wanna give away the ending" even thought he kind of did. At the end of the video

[@Achromasloth]

That's just context without text

[@KyrosTheWolf]

Ach...

[@KyrosTheWolf]

I wasn't too sure what he meant about 'ending'

[@ImInLoveWithBulla]

I did want to see more of the sous chef Horst and his lethal thumb. That guy was fun.

[@Rubberman202]

It should be noted that Brad Bird wasn't the original director for this movie; the movie originally came from Jan Pinkava, the write and director of the short Geri's Game (the one with the old man playing chess against himself). The switch between directors might explain why some things felt rushed.

[@RayzaNC]

Beautiful, emotional and atmospheric movie, love it

[@emas2603]

My mom and I LOVE Ratatouille, we saw it three times in the theater, and have it on DVD.

[@KeybladeMasterAndy]

Anyone can cook, but only a few can be great at it. Nice social commentary

[@voidslasher1012]

an this made me love cooking

[@MrGabeanator]

i'm gonna watch this again soon

[@markhendley5559]

You reminded me of why I loved this film now I have to re watch it!

[@Destinum]

Of course YOU would like the CRITIC character!

[@geministrial950]

The food in this movie make my mouth water all the time

[@tracyndiyob162]

happy 10th anniversary to this disneycember!! :3

[@smolzillamakes]

I really like this movie. Something about it just makes it really fun to watch.

[@vannessathefatty4017]

I really love this movie, for some reason i have watched it a million times in the past, and i will watched it a million times in the future.

[@Schmidteren]

great movie.

[@TheHyperTT]

This is one of my favorite movies

[@TheHyperTT]

no prequel or sequel needed

[@k.theartist3940]

I really loved this movie. It was funny, creative, and has great animation

[@froakie1404]

By far the most underrated Pixar film (It’s in my Top 3). It also is the most mature of Pixar’s movies, it’s super funny, I love the characters, and this movie has the best ending of any Pixar movie to exist. This movie is a complete masterpiece

[@andrewattenboroughtwothumb4697]

an interesting animated movie and thought it was ok seeing it the first time and as a chef in real life and very enjoyable classic movie

[@CutiePatootiest]

I wish they made a sequel about Colette like maybe she's teaching Remy's children or other rats to cook and they want to know how she became a chef and delve into the stories of the other chefs a little like a anthology or something that ends at celebrity chef's funeral or something I just loved this movie and this was a passion project that I loved

[@ReconRecall]

My all time favorite animated movie.

[@LateBloomer_42o]

This just may be my favorite pic at film💖

[@manofthesnails]

that critic used to freak me the fuck out as a kid

[@enzoarayamorales7220]

You really undersoled this movie.

[@JasonMovieNrd]

When I ever I think of this movie I think of my mom who introduced me and this movie to the world of cooking and teaches the best lesson known to man “anyone can cook”

[@ultimateanimation7118]

This is my favourite pixar film ever , I can not put into words how much I ador it. the animation is amazing ( it looks beautiful) , the characters are really unique and interesting , the story is entertaining, le fastin is one of my favourite songs of all time and both the morals (the one from Gusto at the beginning and the one at the end by Ego) are very very good and actually unique. It's amazing .

[@theabacross1581]

I think Ratatouille is the Most Underrated Pixar Movie, I do really like this Movie

[@WendigoPsycho]

I think the whole point of the gargoyles in Hunchback of Notre Dame was an artistic choice to make the viewer ask "Are they really alive or have years of isolation driven him insane?". A question that has no real answer

[@Purplesubmariner]

The Critic's design and voice seems reminiscent of Frollo from Hunchback, and funnier still is how Despereaux's main Rat antagonist takes a liking in both look and voice to The Critic in Ratatouille

[@DominicGrindrod]

This is easily one of the best Pixar films. Without question, one of my favourite films 👌

[@vzjftzjh2146]

2:45 I watched this movie when I was a kid and I found the "evil chef" intimidating but also kind of funny and I wouldn't say he's typical evil character. 2:50 Because we've seen so many rat families in movies that are all the same.