The Rat of All My Dreams | Ratatouille Review

I praise you, my Ratatouille. May the world remember your name
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[@00square1]

“Not everyone can become a great artist, but a great artist can come from anywhere.” Outside of the toy story movies, this my personal favorite pixar movie. I admire everything about it, the story, animation, messages, characters and antons speech is one of my favorite scenes in a animated movie.

[@WolfmanArt]

Anton's quote still sticks with me til this day!

[@williehampton3855]

@@WolfmanArt Me too. Wise words to live by.

[@Starwarsfanboy0928]

Anton Ego’s speech at the end is right nexts to Tony Stark’s final message in Avengers Endgame for ending speeches.

[@williehampton3855]

@@Starwarsfanboy0928 Exactly.

[@michaeltan1208]

Wow, that's a good message, I see this movie when I was a kid, and I actually liked it.

[@meathead2934]

This film and the Suicide Squad has made me appreciate rats a little more

[@elijahfordsidioticvarietys8770]

I don’t have anything against rats. It’s those bugs I hate.

[@clownfromspongebob3979]

And Avengers Endgame

[@zacharysiple629]

The Departed. Those ****ing rats. :)

[@MovieMadness23]

Rip to Brian Dennehy, Ian Holm and Peter O’Tool who were all great in their respective roles in this movie. Also I’ve had this theory for a while now that Skinner killed Gustau to gain ownership of his restaurant that’s why Skinner felt threatened when it was revealed that Linguine was Gustau’s son and it would’ve been really easy for Skinner to kill Gustau since we see in Skinners office a picture of the two of them so it’s heavily implied that they not only knew each other but used to work with each other and as for the whole thing about Gustau dying because of Egos review? That was a cover story by Skinner to make himself look innocent. But anyway that’s just a theory I came up with so you can take it as you will, as far as the next review goes I honestly have no idea

[@Zacman1123]

I've always thought that cause that makes sense.

[@nicholassims9837]

I never thought of that as the film never stated how Gusu died . But imagine if Remy went all Scooby Doo and fin iut that Skinner killed Gusu and he and Linguine back him in a corner in front of everyone the dinners , the chefs and the rats and Skinner flatout admits it

[@TheImaginator972]

This PIXAR film and The Secret Of NIMH have always got me of liking those Rats characters. I always put "Ratatouille" with my other Pixar Favorite "A Bug's Life".

[@samfeldstein4498]

speaking of The Secret of NIMH I hope Animat reviews that too sometime

[@liamcarmody4217]

add The Suicide Squad to the rat collection

[@danielparra6672]

Tbh, if this film was released now; there could have been a good chance Gordon Ramsay would have voice a character in this film

[@YakkoWarnerTower]

Lol that would have been so hilarious, and actually well fitten.

[@coolnerdlll6053]

I could totally see him as Skinner.

[@cintronproductions9430]

*RAAAAAWWWWWWW!*

[@MovieFan1912]

Or more likely, a chariciture of him.

[@brytilaar]

Fun fact: This was the last Pixar Film to really use the Classic Castle.

[@darthcinema4262]

One of my favorite PIXAR movies ever made, and deserves all the love. The voice acting, animation, music, humor, and the it made me enjoy cooking, despite not being a professional myself.

[@BigLightning4360]

Thank you, AniMat, for "cooking up a dish", in the form of a movie review, with your compliments on "Ratatouille". It's one of my favorite animated films for two aspects: second from Pixar, with "Toy Story 2" being my #1 favorite from the company, and second favorite from Brad Bird, with "The Iron Giant" being my #1 favorite from the rebellious filmmaker! They both prove that animation is a storytelling medium, NOT a genre for kids!

[@freecreditreport.combaby]

This movie is on a list of the greatest movies of the 21st century

[@BigLightning4360]

@@freecreditreport.combaby Right up to the likes of, of course, Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli's "Spirited Away"?

[@freecreditreport.combaby]

@@BigLightning4360 idk i just looked it up on wikipedia

[@michaeltan1208]

Yes, Jonathan! Ratatoullie is the perfect example of animation as a storytelling medium, and it was all thanks to Brad Bird. And even though I never heard that guy, but, I still like him.

[@devanhinskey9001]

Next time on AniMat’s Classic Reviews: “Gulliver’s Travels” (1939)

[@hunterolaughlin]

While that film is loosely based on the book by Jonathan Swift, it is definitely better than that awful 2010 film starring Jack Black.

[@DanielGarcia-rn3ql]

Then klaus and lilo and stitch

[@darthstarkiller1912]

@@hunterolaughlin Agreed.

[@friepaign3828]

Up

[@dinkyrobb9993]

After refute of Gulliver travel 1939 can we do review of the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh or Dumbo 1941

[@calebdoerksen2]

Only 5 Pixar films left to review: - Monsters, Inc. - Finding Nemo - The Incredibles - Cars - Up Next review - Gulliver’s Travels.

[@coolnerdlll6053]

All of those except Cars will get the Seal of Approval, and Cars will probably get a 7/10.

[@calebdoerksen2]

@@coolnerdlll6053 Predictable.

[@friepaign3828]

@@coolnerdlll6053 Monsters Inc probably won’t get the AniMat’s seal of approval since in his review of monsters university he said Monsters Inc was a little overrated.

[@egateqa1351]

@@friepaign3828 true

[@friepaign3828]

@@egateqa1351 it might get a 7/10 or 8/10 according to his review of monsters university or it might get a 9/10 or 10/10 if he changed his mind but we’ll see.

[@friepaign3828]

My review for ratatouille: The story: 9/10 sure it has a bit of that liar reveal and dreams but it’s still a great movie. The animation: 10/10 it uses some mix of realistic and cartoony designs and food looks great. The characters: 8/10 great characters but some characters should have more screen time. The movie: 9/10 a great Pixar masterpiece. I hate myself for not giving it a 10/10.

[@matthewvalente5877]

i disagree i really hate this film

[@FormalFilmsProductions]

I really enjoyed this film for sure, but I think finding Nemo is my favorite Pixar film

[@darthcinema4262]

@@matthewvalente5877 Are you insane?

[@coolnerdlll6053]

@@matthewvalente5877 It's not my favorite (then again, neither are Incredibles 1 and Wall-E), but just like those two, I don't think it's a bad movie at all.

[@Angthaartist]

@@matthewvalente5877 yes I’d like your heart, Roasted on a stick

[@claytonrios1]

Ah yes. Another Brad Bird Pixar movie. One that's one of my personal favorites. Peter O'Toole can rest in peace knowing that I appreciate his Anton Ego performance. Particularly his last monologue.

[@freecreditreport.combaby]

This movie is on a list of the greatest movies of the 21st century

[@LucyLioness100]

This movie is the chef’s kiss of beauty. The animation is lush & a fun blend of slapstick and naturalism. The score by Michael Giaccino is lovely and emotional, the cast has tons of fun & the story may have its cliches but you care about the characters in it

[@sadlobster1]

First of all, I absolutely ADORE this movie; Remy has more passion for cooking than the likes of Soma Yukihira, Vinesmoke Sanji, Lynn Loud Sr. and/or Rosa Casagrande have. I say this because he has two things in his non-existent belt that the aforementioned examples don't have, a drive towards experimenting with food and highly sensitive sense of taste and smell. Sure, Soma from Food Wars experiments with HIS cooking...but he doesn't SEE the food in the same way Remy does. Second of all, I know this movie is part of the list of media examples that tend to over-romanticize Paris as this glorious city. But...c'mon, who DOESN'T agree that the place looks gorgeous and the French have some of the best food out there (more so than us Americans, at times.) Finally, I love Ego's speech about criticism; which is a mindset most people don't tend to look towards when making statements about things. They much prefer to tear something down in the most viciously verbal way possible. But Ego realizes that it's better to really give something a chance because you never know where the next big thing may come from

[@michaeltan1208]

Yeah, but what about Chef Gusteau?

[@jasongomez4509]

He's dead

[@michaeltan1208]

@@jasongomez4509 Oh, right. 😐

[@jamesgeorgi6627]

This might as well be critics’ favorite animated film since there’s a critic

[@Modding_Jackster]

Ah yes, another part of my childhood reviewed by Animat. :)

[@untitledjunk03]

This is one of my favourite Pixar films of ALL TIME.

[@laurajones1773]

Me too.

[@friepaign3828]

Remy is such a cute fun loving Pixar character

[@matthewvalente5877]

i really hate this film the concept is stupid the characters are bland and its boring as hell

[@matthewvalente5877]

remy is an unfuuny bland chricter voced by unfunny hack pattion oswald who bullied james rofie just becuse he did not want to see the all female ghostbusters kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqSYapurjqtjpas

[@Sean-132]

@@matthewvalente5877 But the execution made the concept great, and we already moved on from Ghostbusters 2016

[@FrenchFryCheese04]

@@matthewvalente5877 go away then

[@matthewvalente5877]

@@FrenchFryCheese04 how about a little thing called free speech

[@someoneupstairs6725]

“Anyone can cook” -Gusteau

[@DanielGarcia-rn3ql]

but only the fearless can be great

[@zackrules4797]

Rest in Peace to Ian Holm and Brian Dennehy (the voices of Skinner and Django), passed away last year. 🙏

[@greshaminc156]

This dish that Pixar made is a very delicious feature film. I agree that this is one of Pixar’s most successful works due to how we see the world of Paris and cooking through the perspective of a rat

[@jamesgeorgi6627]

This is without a doubt, the best animated film about food. Take that Foodfight!

[@samuelquan3826]

Coming soon to animat's classic reviews, Gulliver's Travels an animated film by Paramount Inspired by what Walt Disney has success with snow white.

[@samfeldstein4498]

This is one of if not my favorite animated films of all time and I'm so glad to see you finally review it and give it a Seal of Approval.

[@yakunohayashi9653]

I was waiting for this review for a long time

[@missspark4652]

This movie looks like it came out recently, but it was released in 2007! Like... HOW did they do that?!

[@ariesmorgan9390]

This is the best pixar movie like toy story, finding nemo, monsters inc, up, wall-e, inside out and the Incredibles

[@Nasser851000]

If this movie was a cuisine, it would be Chef's kiss C'est Magnifique! ;)

[@arbytv5139]

Three Brad Bird films down, and one to go! It’ll be satisfying to see you review The Incredibles and give it the seal of approval as well.

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart1293]

Everytime my mom makes dinner, I always put on this film for a while when I'm eating. This film makes me hungry

[@georgerobertson7010]

I’m so happy animat reviewed this movie

[@DocZFlux]

Brad Bird is Pixar’s good luck charm!

[@hunterolaughlin]

If Iron Giant had been a hit at the box-office with more marketing, Brad Bird almost certainly wouldn’t have joined Pixar, The Incredibles would be hand-drawn animated and would have been Warner Bros. Feature Animation’s final film and a box-office bomb and Ratatouille wouldn’t be an animated masterpiece of production continued under Jan Pinkava. So while it sucks that Iron Giant was a box-office bomb during its time of release, there is some good that came out of it if Brad Bird was able to make 2 of the greatest animated films of the 2000s decade.

[@DocZFlux]

@@hunterolaughlin And a really damn good sequel in the 2010s

[@Bob-qq7bt]

The Incredibles is awesome

[@DocZFlux]

@@Bob-qq7bt Both of them are, and I’m not just saying that because in the second film we got to see more of, um I mean, more Elastigirl in it!

[@rosapayne5660]

I remember seeing this for the first time on Disney XD. I was about five years old and I always thought the cutest aspect was Linguini calling Remy Little Chef. SO CUTE!! 🥰🥰 I'm also a culinary student working towards an AAS in culinary. Definitely a must-watch 👍

[@brianlevine871]

If this movie was made just for the pun in the title, then this would be a great example of how to do it right. Seriously though, it did a fantastic job showcasing the culture of Paris, along with the aura of the restaurant.

[@jonnyboy4289]

My compliments to the chief........I mean people behind this film.

[@davidanthonymercado7064]

This film is above phenomenal, but my biggest problem is that some of the characters like the chefs could’ve used some more screen time. Because they were all really enjoyable and full of personality.

[@hunterolaughlin]

Horst is pretty much the best one because he’s voiced by none other than Lego Batman himself, Will Arnett and also... “I killed a man.., WITH *THIS* THUMB!” 👍🏻

[@DanielGarcia-rn3ql]

12:11 this is funny he looks like a calm men but he saw it he back for it

[@godnicklol7596]

Knew this would get the animat seal of approval! Now it’s time for him to review the loud house movie!

[@alextheblueman-reviewergam9655]

This movie made me not want to eat, but want to cook. Thats how good I view this movie. In my opinion, Linguini (sorry is i misspelled his name) was the weaker link, but it didn't stop me from enjoying it.

[@freecreditreport.combaby]

ohman that’s me snd my sister’s favorite character

[@rodericjr.strong7177]

Ratatouille is one of my favorite pixar films and i am glad that it got an award

[@natalienordine6906]

The 1939 animated Gulliver’s Travels is going to be the next review coming up for Animat’s Classic Reviews

[@yakunohayashi9653]

I think the Ego character design is the best by far. It´s just an awesome design. If I didn't watched the movie and they tell me that Ego is the evil of an action movie, I would believe it. And also, the way he changed in the climax it's just wonderful.

[@laurajones1773]

The design of his character makes him look creepy.

[@jordanpritchard5226]

I remember seeing this movie when I was in 5th grade and loved it so much, I took up learning how to cook. All because of this movie.

[@laurajones1773]

I can definitely see that.

[@adampkalb]

Wow. You seriously haven't already reviewed Ratatouille before today at 3:00pm? I am shocked.

[@freecreditreport.combaby]

yo we have the same timezone

[@Wildcatt1999]

I have the same time zone too!

[@laurajones1773]

One of my favorite Pixar films because I like that it’s about the passion of cooking. You don’t get that in many animated films or movies in general. Anton Ego is one of my favorite Pixar characters because I like how complex he is. He reminds me of Professor Snape in a way.

[@egateqa1351]

Ratatouille is One of Disney’s Pixar division’s Best.

[@Bob-qq7bt]

It’s actually far from it

[@Sandlot1992]

At Long Last! plus Gulliver's Travels (1939) is next! (which was the first animated feature film made outside of Disney!)

[@Pablo-312]

I remember watching this while playing NASCAR 07. This was my childhood!

[@toyland_f]

This is probably off-topic, but who else thinks Brad Bird should direct the MCU's Fantastic Four film?

[@alexmapp5444]

It’s already been announced that Jon Watts (who directed the last 2 Spider-Man movies) will direct the next Fantastic Four movie.

[@toyland_f]

@@alexmapp5444 Well… they're screwed.

[@chillplayer1234]

@@toyland_f Not really, Watts knows how to make a family movie.

[@wilbourke4188]

This is one of my favourite non-Toy Story Pixar movies, period! It’s that great!

[@NicklasZandeVGCP2001]

The opening of this film made raves on the internet.

[@jf4132]

Oh Guliver’s Travels is next

[@HebiHouse]

"Drunk IS nature." -Clay Puppingtin

[@spinballpac-man]

Is it bad I was expecting you to impersonate Anton Ego throughout the entire review? 😂😂😂

[@ArnoldStark123]

Animatt please do a classic review on meet the Robinsons 😁😁😁😁😁

[@friepaign3828]

Bolt

[@DanielGarcia-rn3ql]

Lilo and stitch and klaus

[@ArnoldStark123]

@@DanielGarcia-rn3ql Klaus is not a classic review it came out last year 😁

[@DanielGarcia-rn3ql]

No it came out in 2019

[@ArnoldStark123]

@@DanielGarcia-rn3ql close enough

[@Starwarsfanboy0928]

This is not only one of my favortie Pixar movies, so much so that it’s in my top 10, but it is also the first film from the studio I saw on the big screen.

[@BigLightning4360]

Mine too, but, I didn't get to see the first 10 to 15 minutes of the movie until my parents rent it on DVD because we attended to a different movie at the time.

[@Starwarsfanboy0928]

I’m sorry, not to brag, but when I first saw the movie back in 2007, I saw the whole film from start to finish.

[@samueljones3943]

WELL FINALLY ITS ABOUT TIME

[@theangryavengersendgameps4836]

Can you please do shark tale review? Lol love this vidoe (I’ve been Requesting this vidoe for so long. Thanks for making this vidoe!!!!!)

[@Oscar95451]

This is Pixar version of Over the Hedge, but better.

[@cintronproductions9430]

Both movies are great in their own rights. ;)

[@luisgabrielramos7923]

no need to compare and say the other is the best, they are different film and both are awesome movies. They have their own charm that makes them unique.

[@Bob-qq7bt]

Over The Hedge is only good if you’ve watched it as a child

[@friepaign3828]

Over the hedge will get a 10/10 because of the verminator.

[@DanielGarcia-rn3ql]

Reptile?

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

14 years ago,I was a great movie,and 14 years later it still was pretty great,and this review on this movie,so that's nice.

[@DrawntoHelluva]

My childhood!

[@MrGabeanator]

one of pixars best masterpieces i need to remember to watch again soon

[@matthewvalente5877]

i really hate this film the concept is stupid the characters are bland and its boring as hell also remy is an unfuuny bland chricter voced by unfunny hack pattion oswald who bullied james rofie just becuse he did not want to see the all female ghostbusters kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqSYapurjqtjpas

[@Sean-132]

@@matthewvalente5877 But the execution made the concept great

[@matthewvalente5877]

@@Sean-132 not really it was still uncreative

[@matthewvalente5877]

@@Sean-132 a rat became a chef annd thats it that is not interetsing

[@Bob-qq7bt]

Well technically, WALL-E is Pixar’s only perfect film

[@KSCGGuy14]

The next review could be Fleischer Studios' Gulliver's Travels. I can't confirm if that's true, but we'll have to wait and see. Also, didn't seem weird for Animat to go straight into the next review?

[@chillplayer1234]

What do you mean?

[@snivymaster1528]

The next review is the... 1939 Gulliver’s Travels not the live action one

[@hunterolaughlin]

And Thank God it’s not the latter. AniMat will definitely have a better time with the 1939 version of Gulliver’s Travels.

[@samperry5383]

A beautiful film with amazing animation and emotional scenes

[@hunterolaughlin]

I know this may sound harsh, but I am kind of glad The Iron Giant didn’t do well at the box-office box during its original release. If it had succeeded and had more marketing, I don’t think Ratatouille would be the acclaimed animated film it is still considered today considering Brad Bird would have never left Warner Bros. Feature Animation and Jan Pinkava would have still been the director and considering the troubles the film had during its production before Brad Bird took over and saved the film, without him, the film could have been similar to the previous film Cars, an average at best animated film short of the critical streak of the previous films. I know it sucks that Iron Giant flopped at the back box-office, but if it means that Ratatouille becomes one of Pixar’s best animated films with having a fan-made Tik-Tok musical dedicated to it made during the pandemic for the Broadway professionals that couldn’t perform during the summer with Broadway closed last year and a review by Schaffrillas Productions on how it’s Pixar’s Magnum Opus, then I wouldn’t have it any other way.

[@FrenchFryCheese04]

;-;

[@TheRonin2024]

The food looks tasty in this movie

[@sonicandshadowplushchannel4909]

Ratatouille isn't my favorite but it's in my top 5 here is my top 5 favorite pixar movie 5. Ratatouille 4. Toy Story 3. The Incredibles 2. Monsters Inc And number 1 best pixar movie is finding nemo to me finding nemo has got to be the best animation film not only best pixar movies but best animation film along with the lion king and a based tv show cartoon movie the spongebob squarepants movie in my opinion

[@Bob-qq7bt]

1. WALL-E 2. The Incredibles 3. Coco

[@sonicandshadowplushchannel4909]

@@Bob-qq7bt ur list is good but WALL-E is a little overrated the incredibles is amazing I give u that but coco I haven't seen it but just a little with my ex girlfriend

[@bellablondon6172]

Mat knew what he was doing with that caption..

[@WolfmanArt]

This is definitely my favorite from Pixar!!

[@laurajones1773]

It’s my third favorite from Pixar after Toy Story 3 and Inside Out.

[@chadspecialproductions201]

Happy 15th anniversary ratatouille

[@danielattrell]

Schaffrillas Productions would be proud

[@ForeGD05]

Nice one, do you think you can do a review of one of my favourite Pixar movies, the Incredibles, if it's alright :)

[@nicolascangele5548]

it's interesting To Note That The Shrek Movies Came Out Same Time As Pixar Films

[@CherryProductions949]

Story 10/10 Animation 10/10 Characters 9/10 Overall: 10/10

[@andreafraustoz]

This best Pixar film, in my opinion, I don't know why is so underrated other than overshadowed by Wall-E that is great with sci-fi nightmare-inducing and adorable. In a request for animat watches is Wizard's Tale- Here comes the Grump, trust me because that movie is what animat's worst fever dream because is like If Super Mario and Cloudy have an unholy offspring than drank espresso every time

[@cofagrigusfan24]

1:29 Michelin Star? fast food? both option are good!

[@carrbender]

Ratatoing was better ...said no one ever

[@laurajones1773]

It might be an unpopular opinion, but I think Ratatouille is Brad Bird’s best Pixar movie, even more than The Incredibles.

[@sydneyharden96]

I hope you get to review the first Madagascar one day!

[@friepaign3828]

Maybe next time

[@alanoliva2020]

For any film from Pixar, I can easily say this one is a fan favorite for everyone. Like I remember how much it was a big hit when it was in theater and I remember playing the video game a lot, it was as good as the movie itself. Overall I just love how it can make cooking fun and even find the challenges to make something great even from the smallest of ingredients. It's always inspiring just to hear it say anyone can cook.

[@matthewvalente5877]

i really hate this film the concept is stupid the characters are bland and its boring as hell also remy is an unfuuny bland chricter voced by unfunny hack pattion oswald who bullied james rofie just becuse he did not want to see the all female ghostbusters kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqSYapurjqtjpas

[@Sean-132]

@@matthewvalente5877 That’s like 5 years ago, we already moved on from Ghostbusters 2016

[@CaptainCat101]

This movie makes me like rats, RATATOING DOES NOT!

[@darthcinema4262]

You're not alone. As Phantomstrider put it, "It's like they couldn't actually pronounce Ratatouille, and they just gave up halfway and put a fart on the end", Rata(fart effect)

[@CaptainCat101]

@@darthcinema4262 exactly

[@chrisazylum6624]

My childhood! Also Schaffrillas talked about this film! Next time Gulliver's Travels!

[@yayoeliasgiron4892]

Awesome review, man! I have a question (if you or someone else can respond it): in there in your Patreon a membership level where we get acces to some of your scripts? It's just that I would love to make some subtitles to your videos for spanish speaking audiences (I'm from Mexico and I would love to show your work to my fellow animation fans who don´t speak english).

[@LoudHouseCritic2018]

Can't wait to hear what you have to say about The Loud House Movie. 🙂

[@hunterolaughlin]

I don’t think he’s watched any episodes to have familiarity with the show in order to review and watch it. How was it for you?

[@normanmccultureboy6492]

HEY BUDDY!!!

[@normanmccultureboy6492]

@@hunterolaughlin then why Animat said a word in one of his episode review

[@alexismartinez8343]

❤💖 Very ironically, I first saw this movie 🎥 when I graduated 🎓 elementary school and missed my elementary school 🏫 and have so much fond nostaglic memories ❤ in my elementary school and entering middle school. Oh God, middle school did not make a great first impression 🙄 when I enter it. Outside of that, I got Ratatouille as my Christmas 🎄 present 🎁 back in Christmas 2007 next to my Nintendo DS and two video games Super Mario Bros and Pokémon Diamond 💎. Best Christmas presents 🎁 ever! I absolutely 💯♥❤💗💖💓💯♥❤ loved it! 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤

[@junior_and_xander]

And America movie studios make good movies, except Franchise pictures

[@stanleybarwick8361]

I will take any excuse to rewatch this film.

[@animationnerd2748]

Great Review Animat Ratatouille is not only one of my Favorite Pixar Movies but also one of my Favorite Movies of all time and it was the Movie that got me into Cooking so that is why it’s one of my all time Favorite Films ever made

[@championwinner2874]

drive.google.com/file/d/1tX-7neXkWtSBcCrkwMMl9X8JSEvfMu8d/view?usp=drivesdk

[@friepaign3828]

Is it your all time favorite movie

[@animationnerd2748]

@@friepaign3828 No my all time Favorite Movies are The Spongebob Squarepants Movie (2004) and The Simpsons Movie but Ratatouille is one of my all time Favorite Animated Films

[@friepaign3828]

@@animationnerd2748 oh and are spongebob out of water and sponge on the run one of your favorite movies?

[@matthewvalente5877]

@@friepaign3828 i really hate this film the concept is stupid the characters are bland and its boring as hell also remy is an unfuuny bland chricter voced by unfunny hack pattion oswald who bullied james rofie just becuse he did not want to see the all female ghostbusters kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqSYapurjqtjpas

[@DanielGarcia-rn3ql]

17:50 can i interest you in a dessert this evening? don't you always which one would you like?

[@DanielGarcia-rn3ql]

Yes anyone can cook but only the fearless can be great 😉👍🍾🐭🍝🥂🍷🎂🍸🍹

[@ChelseatheCreativeFox-pc2xz]

Ah, yes; after all this time, we finally got a review on Ratatouille 🙂🐀👨‍🍳

[@yakunohayashi9653]

Fun fact: The actor that voiced Remy, and the actor that voiced the german chef also acted in Bojack Horseman

[@normanmccultureboy6492]

Patton Oswalt?

[@yakunohayashi9653]

Norman A Dj Boy 2000 yes. And by the way, Will Arnett, who voiced the german chef voiced Bojack

[@normanmccultureboy6492]

@@yakunohayashi9653 oh

[@Chrisjbennett89]

Lol he also voices the frat aliens from aqua teen hungar force

[@c.w.r.794]

Remy the ratatouille The rat of all our dreams I praise you, oh ratatouille May the world remember your name 🐭

[@alexismartinez8343]

❤💖 🐭🐁🐀 I truly loved Ratatouille! One of my most favorite Pixar films that 😍 I love and I have ever seen and loved in decades. ❤ One of the best animated movies of the 2000's and one of Pixar's best animated films! This movie always make me hungry regarding the themes of food and cooking 🍽🍴🍳😋. Oh God, the food looks so good and delicious 😋 that I wanna to try and eat so much! Yummy! Oh God, this movie is making me hungry! Yummy! 😋 I'm glad that this movie appreciated mice and rats as softer animal protagonists like The Secret of Nimh, An American Tail, The Rescuers Down Under and Stuart Little. We deserved more animated films having mice and rat protagonists in animation. That's why I have planned to make an animated film about mice and rats in the near future. 🐭🐁🐀 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤

[@superspidey2002]

My rating Story 10/10 Animation 10/10 Charecters 10/10 Overall 10/10 (Seal of Approval)

[@aidanhever3369]

He, I found cute and funny at the same time when Remy did the same thing to Sora from Kingdom Hearts III.

[@SomeRPGFan]

Yes, the minigame was so cute!

[@DanielGarcia-rn3ql]

What can I do? I’m only a figment of your imagination

[@darthcinema4262]

"But he's ruining the soup!"

[@DanielGarcia-rn3ql]

Well that is not stopping him see?

[@BrontoSmilodon1]

Honestly I thought you were going to juxtapose Ego with the critic from Lady in the Water. Basically how to do a critical character right vs how to one wrong.

[@nicholassims9837]

Who cant wait for ColinLookBack to discussin Skinner and Maybe Ego on Villain look back