Same.
I’m watching Ratatouille for probably the 10th time. There’s a good chance it’s my most watched movie in recent years.
I always thought Ratatouille was one of Pixar’s weakest films.
Sorry, I can’t agree with that.
I think it’s probably the strongest.
I don’t know. I just don’t like the idea about a rat wanting to become a chef in Paris. It’s still one of the weaker Pixar films, to each is our own.
To me, it’s the Pixar film that more closely resembles a perfect work of art (most of them are really close, of course).
But, from an objective, cinematographic point of view, this one is almost flawless: the animation remains gorgeous and the voice cast is mostly spot on. The score is magnificent and the humor is very well used. But the thing that stands out the most is its script, which I think is Pixar’s best. Every time I see the film I almost cry at the beautiful screenwriting.
I really can’t see a weakness on this one, no wonder the critics got crazy over it, as it’s everything a film enthusiast can hope in a motion picture (that metaphor of art is incredible). But, for that very reason, it’s too artsy to some audiences, and it didn’t get the same recognition from all the public.
Ah, I admit it’s one of Pixar’s more artsy kind of films. Maybe one of these day’s I’ll rewatch it and see what I think. It’s one of Pixar’s least exessible films to the younger children.
I totally agree with that statement.
I probably wouldn’t like it if I saw it as a child, but I was already studying film in the university when it came out, so it was love at first sight.
I agree. I think it’s Pixar’s best made film.
I think Spider-Man 2 is the best in the Trilogy. Doc Ock is great! I like the regular comic book universe Doc Ock more (they changed alot in the film), but the Movie Doc Ock is great too.
I love Dr. Octopus and yes, Spider-Man 2 is the best in the series, and one of the greatest superhero films.
Yep. Spiderman 2 was very enjoyable and had some good action scenes like the fight on the side of the building.
That’s a great battle ^. I think the train one is the best battle of the film.
My next logo is from a clothes’ brand.
Never! I’m writing a review about it for my blog right now. If you see a post I made in the “Pixar’s Feature Films” forum, however, I wasn’t quite as keen on the movie as I am now. I actually love the story idea, and I especially love the sentimentality/soul of art (aka food) and the passion for art. It could represent a lot of other things, which is what’s so great about it.
I’m eating a chocolate chip walnut cookie I baked yesterday. c:
I don’t know. I may need to rewatch it again since I haven’t seen it in a while.
Watching Monsters Inc while working on my fan-fic.
Watching The 400 Blows.
You have good taste in movies, SOA.
I’m going to proofread a paper I wrote and then do another homework assignment. Weeeeee…
I need to use some logos before wearing my super awesome one.
Gonna make some breakfest.
I think Ratatouille, is, and will become more so, one of Pixar’s most underrated films though. It doesn’t get discussed as much as the films that came before and after it.
I’m eating wine gums.
I watched some of The first audio commentary of Spider-Man The Movie yesterday.