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#1

Which were the quotes you liked the most?

If there are any spoilers, please use tags. :wink:

#2

Well, this is a favorite quote, and I don’t think it is

a spoiler


“Anyone can cook, but only the fearless can be great.”

#3

So far, I love the quote, "Don’t

look at me like that! You’re the one who is getting fancy with the spices!"

#4

Heheh – you beat me

to it, Maggie! :wink:

I suppose I am allowed to post spoiler-related content

here? Ah yes, you mentioned to place tags
if needed. Well then, I shall proceed to release the spoiler tags:

[b]My favorite line of (exchanged) dialogue in the

film:[/b]

[spoil]“Where are you going?” - Django
"With luck,

forward." - Remy[/spoil]

[b]My favorite humorous line in the

film:[/b]

[spoil]“Welcome to hell.” - Skinner to

Linguini[/spoil]

[b]My favorite sentimental/“poetic” line in the

film:[/b]

“Anyone can cook, but only the fearless
can be great.” - Auguste

Gusteau

[b]My favorite momentary deliveration in the

film:[/b]

[spoil]Anton Ego’s little summary/review/speech at the end of the film,

in which he compares the difference in taste between the viewpoints of a critic
and those of an artist. It is

simply beautiful – beautifully told and wonderfully and sentimentally

illustrated
[/spoil]

In short, however, you could just say that I lavished in the entire

movie. :wink:

#5

Haha, I know I’m gonna have fun

making more sigs and stuff when I get to know the movie better! :stuck_out_tongue:

#6

There

was one quote that Colette said that I thought was funny. It went along the lines of, "We don’t mean to be

rude, but we’re French." :stuck_out_tongue:

#7

(Hey look - Jessie’s back now that shes seen the movie)



I don’t know about you guys 
 and I’m not going to put it as a spoiler cause I don’t think it really

says anything 
 but 
 this was the best quote 


"I KILLED a man 
 with THIS

thumb!"
and
"I once held up the second biggest bank in France with only a ballpoint

pen!"

<3 X)

Did anyone catch when Brad Bird’s character was speaking?

#8

JesusFreak - Oh yeah, you’re gonna love it. That Skinner line was an absolute classic. The look on his face when he said it was hilarious
 :laughing:

Aggie - I love that line. And it makes perfect sense! (No offense to the French
) :stuck_out_tongue:

Jessie - That line was hilarious. And welcome back! :wink:

Oh! I forgot about another great line from Colette. I don’t exactly remember how it went, by I do know that she said


[spoil]
“or I will kill you!”
[/spoil]


at the end. Hee hee


Another great, funny exchange of dialogue:

[spoil]“Ohhh
you gotta taste this! It’s like a
ba-BOOM!! And
and a
Pa-SCHEERR!!! What
what
what would you call it?” - Remy

“Lightning-y?” - Emile

“It’s lightning-y!!!” - Remy[/spoil]

Heheh. I might have gotten that last setence wrong there in that first quote of Remy’s. Cute stuff, though. :wink:

#9

Mitch - Oh yeah I love Colette’s lines 
 so much of the time they really came on in such an unexpected way 
 like wouldn’t you expect her to say 
 oohh [spoil]I will hurt you![/spoil] instead? But nope 
 she goes for the blunt and possibly truthful statement! :slight_smile:

And [spoil]Remy’s little rant about standing up in order to keep from having dirty hands.[/spoil]

:slight_smile:

#10

I LOVE Linguini’s whole [spoil]drunken speech:

“Hey! Why do they call it that? Ratatouille. It’s like a stew, right? Why do they call it that? If you’re gonna name a food, you should give it a name that sounds delicious. Ratatouille doesn’t sound delicious. It sounds like ‘rat’ and ‘patooty’
rat patooty, which does NOT sound delicious.”[/spoil]

:laugh:

[spoil]“Keep your station clean, or I will kill you!”[/spoil] :wink: Haha.

~~=oP

#11

Jessie - Yeah, the way Colette’s character was displayed and developed surprised me. I wasn’t sure how they were going to convey her firey emotions and free-willed personality, but I must say that they did a wonderful job of doing it. Colette has to be one of my favorite characters now.

PV - Oh man, that speech had me cracking up.

[spoil]Rat “patooty”.[/spoil]

:laughing:

Yeah, that’s it! Thanks. Heheh. :wink:

I also love it when


[spoil]
Linguini is trying to get his bike into his crummy apartment.

“Freakin’
 Argggh!” - Linguini

:stuck_out_tongue: [/spoil]

My sister and I were cracking up
 (snigger)

#12

Here’s one:

[spoil]Skinner: Welcome to hell![/spoil] :laugh:

#13

Bill-Yeah, I laughed pretty hard when he said that!

#14

Bill - That is the best line in the whole film! :laughing:

#15

I agree! I was like ‘woah!’ when I heard that. Haha, I hope there are fans of Skinner out there! :slight_smile:

#16

Aggie - I had that exact same reaction. It’s amazing what you can get away with in a G-rated film, heheh. :smiley: :laughing:

#17

Aggie - Yeah, I was all taken aback by it, too! Skinner is now officially one of my favorite Pixar antagonists. He’s hilarious. :stuck_out_tongue:

“Flour, eggs, sugar
 Mmm
 Vanilla bean. Oh! A small twist of lemon!” - Remy

Gotta love his acute sense of smell.

[spoil]I love the interaction between that couple in the apartment, too:

“You don’t have the guts!”

(BLAM! Smooch
) [/spoil]

Heheh


#18

I forgot all about that part, Mitch! I was the only one laughing when i saw it in the theater, though


#19

JesusFreak - Really? The whole theater burst out laughing when I went to see it. It was hilarious! :laughing:

It was such a short scene that it’s easy to forget, though. Heheh. :wink:

#20

Mitch - When I was in the theater, nobody laughed at that.