Outtakes
Progression film view: You can watch the whole film in storyboard, etc.
Post yours! 
Well the outtakes bit is already on here 
Visual commentary : Brad Bird, Jan Pinkava, John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton
Deleted scenes
sketches
Trailers
The Making of Ratatouille
Lifted
Optional commentary by Gary Rydstrom on Lifted
Hereās my list:
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Easter Eggs! (I love them!
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A 20-30 min. Making of Ratatouille ;
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Art Galleries;
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Commentaries;
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Deleted scenes;
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Outtakes ā¦
I could go on and on forever! 
A day in the life of an animator.
I really want to see early production shots since Brad came in and changed so much and I really want to see Brad and Jan in commentary together so we can hear both their visions and listen to them go at it about why what did or did not work.
I also really want to see a new short film!
First of all: 2 discs. Thatās for sure! The only thing I look forward to as much as a Pixar release in theaters is that same release on DVD, and Cars was such a disappointment last year!
So as long as itās 2 discs and has at least one commentary, Iāll be happy. But to be a little more specific, I think it would be great if Ratatouille had the same layout and feature content as The Incredibles DVD, just about Ratatouille. 
Everything that was left off Cars! 2 Discs, commentary, character interviews, trailers, posters, art galleries, progression reels, language reels, wide and fullscreen options on the same dvd would be nice (like they had with MI and Nemo) all kinds of behind the scenes stuff, deleted scenes
WHY did they leave so much in cars!!! 
Iād definetly like two disks,outakes, lots of easter eggs,progression reels,maybe even some games like in prevoius pixar filmsā¦not that I play them 
For men, I would love to see outtakes, deleted scenes, interactive material, interviews, and easter eggs.
Anything and everything. Just pack it all in! Even if it has no relation to Ratatouille, but has something about Pixar in it, put it on the DVD! Thatās what I say! 
The Incredibles got a 2 disc release alone with the single disc, so hopefully since Brad Bird is at the helm, weāll see that with Ratatouille.
One thing DEFINETLY is Cast Commentary for me.
After watching the film the first way through, you can do it again with the Cast.
I mean Iāve watched seasons of Red Dwarf (a British comedy), and again with the cast commentary, and the actors have allot of fun talking about the scenes and laughing along.
Of course it would be interesting if they did the one thing they did in The Incredibles with Mr. Incredible andā¦canāt recall his name, the freeze guyā¦but they did a commentary on a made up kids show of their super-hero selves which was rather funny heh.
I agree with lizardgirl on this matter, but my top preferences ā starting from most prefered to least āimportantā ā would be these:
- [i]Directorās, Castās, and/or Animatorās Commentary
- Behind-the-Scenes/āMaking Ofā¦ā footage/featurette
- Deleted Scenes
- Character Interviews
- Miscellaneous Bonus Features
- Pixar Animation Studios Tour
- Outtakes
- Easter Eggs[/i] (optional)
Nexas - The āfreeze guyā's cognomen is Frozone/Lucius Best.
I would like it if Pixar teaches you how to cook for a featurette.
You know, my guess is theyāll have something like that, TSS. Good thinking.
Thanks GD.
I thought a cooking session would make sense because Ratatouille is a movie about cooking right?
Ok,
I feel dumbā¦ what do you mean by āeaster eggsā? I take it these arenāt the little colored things
the Easter Bunny brings, right? What does this term mean in extra/movies lingo?
BorntothePurple: Easter eggs are hidden fun tidbits in DVDs, usually as a link or a button. Easter eggs provide
you fun video clips or extras. They arenāt given to you on the DVD menu screens. THey tend to pop up after a few
seconds on a menu screen. They are called easter eggs because, like the brightly colored eggs aat easter time,
you have to find them.