Exactly. However, I think the basic idea in storyboards would be a neat Blu-Ray extra. 
I mean, you can make a sequel to any movie. The point, though, is whether you should. I think you should make a movie because you have a good idea, not vice versa. If you think about it, you could continue any story, save for films where the main cast dies. But in the case of Ratatouille, why would you? It’s the same with Wall-E. I can see why our more rabid fans want one, but I think we’re better with shorts. I just think a Ratatouille sequel would be a…well, not good. That’s what I’ll say. And I love Ratatouille. I think it’s #4 on my list, and I love them all, so that’s super good. However, I like Up even more, and think about a sequel to Up. Just…no. 
Sorry, fellow rabid fans. I’ll be praying for no Ratatouille sequel, even though it seems unlikely either way.
I think the power of Ratatouille is that remy becomes a chef. You can’t do that twice. i’m pretty sure that Pixar can make a wonderful sequel but is say no!
BAD. I think that’s a terrible idea; sorry.
I guess they could have a sequal but it’s good the way it ended.
Any sequel to Ratatouille would be repetitive, IMO.
I think I’d just stay away from the whole idea of a Ratatouille 2. Like IV said, I think it definately would be repetitive. How many places could you take a rat that cooks?
Plus, what if he lost his restaurant…again? Total bummer. 
GOOD IDEA!
I really think the first movie only scratched the surface of what you could get out of the world Pixar created.
Rata2ille? No, thank you! 2 many chefs spoil the broth.
Haha! That’s funny. 
But I really don’t want a sequel.
Hahaha, this gets comment of the day.
I don’t want a sequel, but I would die to see a short film directed by Brad Lewis or Brad Bird, something like the toy story toons, “a day at the kitchen”,just wishing
Like I said before, Ratatouille doesn’t really need a sequel. I mean ,where exactly would it even go?!?!?! I don’t even have any idea, except the Linguini/Colette wedding, but that’s about it.
However, if some things are to be expanded upon, such as the cause of Gusteau’s and Mrs. Linguini’s deaths, Remy’s family, and various character backstories, there’s always the beauty of fan fiction… 
It would be about Remy falling in love. Hey, this movie is set in Paris, isn’t it? And a rat love story hasn’t been done before.
FYI: Mice are not rats.
I am sure a good story could be made. But the 1st one’s ending made me happy enoguh.
I’m a little half-and-half with a Ratatouille 2. I think that it ended perfectly the way it did, but it would be cool to see how Remy and company handles the business side of owning a bistro.
I’d be very, very, very disapointed if there were news of a Ratatouille 2.
The obvious question: ‘Why?’
I don’t see that the story needs to continue on. It ended on a fine note.