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As far as Ratatouille is concerned you really need to do your homework.
Universal's The Tale of Despereaux Mouse Movie Trailer « FirstShowing.net 2008
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Ratatouille is however my favorite Pixar movie by far where I went and saw it in theaters 4 times and more than likely was my favorite movie of last year and might beat out Babe as my all time favorite family film.
“Speed Racer” is one for the record books » Scene-Stealers 2008
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And Ratatouille is perfectly enjoyable as a non-libertarian, non-liberal, squishily quasi-populist piece of Americana.
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Ratatouille is essentially an animated version of The Fountainhead, except that cooking replaces architecture, Ellsworth Toohey eventually has a Grinchian change of heart, and Howard Roark is a rodent.
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"Ratatouille" - that just can't be found elsewhere.
RutlandHerald.com 2009
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Drawn by a name-heavy voice cast, family auds should lap up the Universal release in healthy but hardly "Ratatouille" - sized numbers.
Variety.com 2009
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For those who haven’t seen it, Ratatouille is the story of Remy, a rat born with a sophisticated palate.
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Their latest, Ratatouille, is a) great fun for everyone in the family b) has excellent graphics c) has some emotional depth and maturity to the story line, which the kids might miss some aspects of, but the adults watching can certainly relate to.
The Ratty State of the Film Industry « Hyperpat’s HyperDay 2007
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Their latest, Ratatouille, is a) great fun for everyone in the family b) has excellent graphics c) has some emotional depth and maturity to the story line, which the kids might miss some aspects of, but the adults watching can certainly relate to.
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Meledandri was quick to brag that Carter Goodrich did the character design on this film, he is the guy who designed the human characters in Ratatouille.
/Film Visits Illumination Entertainment and the Editing Room of Despicable Me | /Film 2010
tankhughes commented on the word Ratatouille
In the movie Ratatouille, a rat with good taste puppets an Italian man by pulling his hair in various directions while hiding under his chef hat.
This has been used by many people to describe various people who appear to be piloted. Or to describe a random mouse/rat in the wild that you ascribe chef-like ambition to.
"luffy yanking a bit of his hair to see if they can ratatouille him" https://x.com/37_BLUE_STN/status/1561670353406939136
There is also "reverse Ratatouille", which is when a human controls and animal by moving it, like a horse: https://www.reddit.com/r/DungeonsAndDaddies/comments/1mkzf32/i_present_you_the_reverse_ratatouille_that_was/
August 8, 2025