Well, even though I wasn’t invited to the premiere I went to Paris on June 30 and was able to take some nice pictures. I was lucky enough to shake Bob Iger’s hand and say ‘Hello’ right after he came out of the car, Unfortunately that was all that I was able to say as I was kind of ‘shocked’ and surprised of what I just did. Also, Brad Bird and his wife were kind enough to stop in front of me with my amature camera. ‘Thank you Brad!’ was all that I could come up with. I was also able to get my Ratatouille soundtrack signed by Michael Giacchino at the end. I had the most wonderful evening and the hours and hours of waiting were well worth it.
You can find some of the pictures I took right here:
markjochems.nl/ratatouille/
markjochems - Wow, You’ve got
some beautiful pictures there! I loved them.
Remi
August 6, 2007, 5:52pm
#23
Fantastic
pictures Mark ! The autographed CD of Giacchino looks awesome ahhh I’m jaleous
Bill
August 6, 2007, 6:04pm
#24
Thank you so much for the slideshow. Man, what I wouldn’t give to have been there. Micheal Giachinno’s
music almost made me tear up (yes, you heard me) . He did such a beautiful job with the score.
Thanks
again!
markjochems: Wow, awesome pictures. It makes me want to go over there and join in on the
fun.
Mitch
August 6, 2007, 8:56pm
#26
markjochems - Wow. Such wonderful pictures, and Michael
Giacchino’s score that went with the slideshow made them all the more lovely. Beautiful snapshots,
markjochems ! It sounds as if you had a wonderful evening.
markjochems- Such beautiful, beautiful pictures! Thank you for sharing!
Bill:
Micheal Giachinno’s music almost
made me tear up (yes, you heard me) . He did such a beautiful job with the score.
Thanks again!
Oh, thank goodness! The first time I saw Raratouille, I was just sitting there with
tears pouring down my face from [spoil]the moment Ego gets catapulted back to his childhood
[/spoil]until the end of the film. If you watch it again, note the wonderful flute solo
[spoil]that accompanies Remy’s climb through the building when he arrives in the city, which gives
way to a fabulous orchestral violin ensemble as he finds fresh air, with a sweet violin solo on the girl applying
lipstick in silhouette, then the music swelling the first time he sees Paris.[/spoil] I think Oscar
hands down.
Wow, you described it perfectly there,
putmoneyinthypurse . You make me want to tear up…and I’m not even watching it right now.
(And welcome to Pixar Planet ! Love your name… )
putmoneyinthypurse: I agree with you. I am sure it will win the Oscar award. And Giachinno is an absolute
genious, like all of the parts you mentioned.
(Welcome to Pixar Planet.)
Mitch
August 9, 2007, 11:52pm
#31
putmoneyinthypurse - Ah –
those were most excellent and beautiful descriptions of the moments you mentioned. Tenderly put, I must say!
Pixar Planet, by the way! I hope you find your stay an
enjoyable one.
– Mitch
Bill
August 10, 2007, 3:08am
#32
Welcome to PP, putmoneyinthypurse . - Bill
Hey there, puthemoneyinthypurse ! It’s so nice to see you here! I’ve seen you on FF.net- my name there is SylverStrike. Welcome to Pixar Planet!
Dash
August 16, 2007, 6:07pm
#34
Hey LG! I had no idea you were SylverStrike! I’ve read your stuff! Very Nice! =D
Dash- Thanks! Most of it is very old now, though.