Man you should have watched it then you could be
telling us about it.
I just saw another new tv
spot! 
I just saw a new
Ratatouille tv spot it was so awesome!!!
Spider-Man - Can you give a discription of it?
Okay, now I am
tempted to bang my head against the computer right now. I can not believe that I am missing all of these tv
spots.
I’m kind of surprised that the TV spots aren’t on
YouTube yet… I hope that this doesn’t mean tbere’s not a lot of interest in the movie! 
Bill - Wow, you’re in Menomonee Falls? I’m in Madison, and my parents
live in Hartford! As the Disney folks say, its a small world. 
CestlaVenus: I doubt it
would mean that. Maybe many people just don’t know. If a member has a video file of a TV spot, maybe he/she
could be the first to post one on Youtube.
Where are people seeing 'em? ABC?
I think it would be on
any channel directed at kids, but the best shot is probably the disney channel.
tv spots
drives me crazy, i watched every channel (Nick and disney channel) and i just watched 1 tv spot and i was
expected to see more movies sufers (i only watched 1 and new) and nothing!!! 
i wish one of you
put tv spots on youtube
Bill- It’s kind of hard to because I was typing that post when
it was on, so I don’t really know what to say. 
I really don’t see that many, mainly because of the shows I watch (Animal Planet, Discovery,
Adult Swim, and Daily Show ect). I’ve seen special ads made for Grey’s Anatomy and House (I think it was
House). Animal planet’s showed the same “lightening” ad during the animal cops shows that come on at
Patience. We’ll see them on YouTube soon enough!
Yep, can’t wait!!!
That’s where I (kinda) saw mine. It makes sense, since Disney owns
ABC.
Btw, I really like that Pixar is marketing this to adults as well as kids (which they must be if
they’re showing spots during shows like House and Grey’s Anatomy). I’m sure part of that is trying to
convince parents to bring their kids to see it. But I think they’re also factoring in the large number of adult
fans Pixar has, and its nice to see that they’re taking us into account.
Cestavanus – Yes, I agree.
Just like TI it’s going to have action and a bigger, deeper plot. Adults will love just as much as kids!
Gasduude - The
movie is rated G, not PG.
Woops! My bad!
But still, my point holds true: it’s going to be like TI with a bigger plot.
[quote="The Star Swordsman":25g505wo]CestlaVenus: I doubt it would mean that. Maybe many people just don’t
know. If a member has a video file of a TV spot, maybe he/she could be the first to post one on
Youtube.[/quote:25g505wo]
I know, I know. I have a bad habit of always assuming the worst!
But I can’t help but worry, since its up against so many huge movies that have been constantly hyped in
the media. From what I’ve seen, I think Ratatouille is probably going to replace Finding Nemo as my favorite
Pixar film, so I [i:25g505wo]really[/i:25g505wo] want it to do well!
You guys want to know what
really got me worried? Too bad, becuase I’m going to tell you anyway. Nick offered to take my
sister’s kids (ages 5, 8, and 9) to see Ratatouille while I was busy with Elodie’s wedding, and none of them
had heard of the movie at all! And these are kids who live and breathe the Disney Channel, and could probably
quote every Pixar movie in its entirity. Yes, even the 5 year old.
But I do think that once the
movie comes out, it’ll do really well by word of mouth if nothing else. In fact, Nick showed my sister’s kids
the trailer online, and now not only are they dying to see it, so are all their friends from school!
That’s a very good sign, except I’m afraid poor Nick is going to wind up taking way more munchkins to
the movie than he originally planned!
Cestavenus – Same here. Only
one of my friends knew what Ratatouille even was, and
he had only seen the teaser. But I think your right that word-of-mouth is going to carry
Ratatouille far. We’ll see…