Ratatouille
Directed by Brad Bird
Remy es una simpática rata que sueña con convertirse en un gran chef francés a pesar de la oposición de su familia y del problema evidente que supone ser una rata en una profesión que detesta a los roedores. El destino lleva entonces a Remy a las alcantarillas de París, pero su situación no podría ser mejor, ya que se encuentra justo debajo de un restaurante que se ha hecho famoso gracias a Auguste Gusteau, una estrella de la cuisine. A pesar del peligro que representa ser un visitante poco común (y desde luego nada deseado) en los fogones de un exquisito restaurante francés, la pasión de Remy por la cocina pone patas arriba el mundo culinario parisino en una trepidante y emocionante aventura.
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Ratatouille Ratings & Reviews
- Eric8 de mayo de 2025Best pixar movie don’t @ me.
- Pedrero-Plexhace 6 dOne of the best movies I’ve ever seen! Wonderful quality and conflict definitely worth watching
- ⋅˚₊‧ EVE ⋆* ‧3 de noviembre de 20255 STARS FOR BADDIE WITH A FUCKASS BOB
- Ethen Harrelson15 de agosto de 2025Always great seeing a rat manipulate a human chef
- masterlukas7720 de enero de 2026I love the little fella rat!
- June Parapini6 de enero de 2026Fun to watch with my 3.5 yo grandson Remy. Action scenes were entertaining and no serious harm done. Included some very interesting and in depth insights into the world of high cuisine and how food is prepared
- Vileblood19 de diciembre de 2025Rat cook good
- James Saenz20 de noviembre de 2025watched this while playing avalon with friends so it was more of a background movie but still what a masterpiece
- Ddoughnut17 de junio de 2025"GET IT? CAUSE HE RAT!" will always be one of my favorite YouTube quotes
- stuhannaford5 de mayo de 2025Whilst it takes quite some time to warm to the majority of characters, Remy feels like a touch of classic Disney from the start. The film offers hope and optimism against adversity, as you root for the little guy. It’s difficult not to wish that things go his way, as he strives to succeed in a world, made from a recipe not created to cater for him. In typical Disney fashion, hearts are melted and you leave with a smile… an enjoyable watch.
- SandyOlson7823 de mayo de 2025Learning how to pronounce the title took longer than the movie did. P.S. Linguini's nose is so big he could've sucked up Remy with an inhale
- Gianni Cavuoto21 de octubre de 2025whats not to love about this movie? its fun, its funni and most important its quite entertaining throughout. it may not have the re-watch-ability of Shrek or Cars, but that's a good thing, your kids wont drive you nutz with it. hahaha.
- rene.521 de noviembre de 2025Almost flawless movie. Extraordinary score. Impeccable animation and voice acting. One of the greats.
- mickerdoo10 de julio de 2025A cute little follow your dreams and be honest tale. Animation is well done and accomplishes a lot with less dialogue than others.
- Manuel Frangis21 de marzo de 2025I just watched Ratatouille again and I would give it 3 out of 5 stars. It is a well made animated movie with great visuals and a unique premise but it does not grab me the way other Pixar movies do. While I can appreciate what it is going for the pacing and story do not keep me as engaged as I would like. The story follows Remy a rat who has a passion for cooking and dreams of becoming a chef. That idea alone is creative and Pixar does a great job bringing it to life with their signature animation style. The movie takes you deep into the world of fine dining with stunning visuals of food and restaurant life. The attention to detail in the kitchen scenes is one of the best parts of the movie making it feel as realistic as an animated film about a cooking rat can be. Remy is a likable main character with a lot of heart and ambition. His love for food is clear from the start and his determination to follow his dream is inspiring. His character arc is well done and he definitely stands out as one of Pixar’s more unique protagonists. Linguini the clumsy and awkward kitchen worker adds a lot of comedic moments. His dynamic with Remy is interesting and creates some funny and heartfelt scenes. However he is not the most memorable Pixar character and at times he feels more like a plot device than a fully developed character. The animation in Ratatouille is beautiful. Every frame is filled with incredible detail from the textures of the food to the way the kitchen operates. Pixar really outdid themselves in making everything look stunning. The way Remy moves through the city and the kitchen is creative and adds a lot of energy to the movie. The humor is hit or miss. There are some genuinely funny moments and physical comedy that works well but there are also parts that feel slower and not as engaging. Compared to other Pixar movies like Toy Story or The Incredibles the comedy does not land as strongly for me. One of the biggest issues I have with Ratatouille is the pacing. The movie feels slower than most Pixar films and there are stretches where not much happens. While the visuals are great and the story is unique the pacing makes it feel longer than it needs to be. Some scenes could have been tighter to keep things moving at a better pace. The message of the movie is great and well executed. It is about following your passion no matter the obstacles and proving that talent can come from anywhere. That part of the movie works really well and gives it a strong emotional core. The reason I am giving it 3 out of 5 instead of a higher score is that while the movie is well made and visually impressive it does not have the same rewatchability or emotional connection as other Pixar films. The slow pacing and less engaging characters make it one that I do not feel the urge to revisit often. Overall Ratatouille is a solid animated movie with a creative concept and beautiful animation but for me it is not one of Pixar’s best. It has moments of charm and humor but it does not fully hold my attention the way other Pixar movies do. I liked watching it but it is not a movie I would rush to see again.
Ratatouille Trivia
Ratatouille was released on 28 de junio de 2007.
Ratatouille was directed by Brad Bird.
Ratatouille has a runtime of 1h 51min.
Ratatouille was produced by Bradford Lewis.
Remy es una simpática rata que sueña con convertirse en un gran chef francés a pesar de la oposición de su familia y del problema evidente que supone ser una rata en una profesión que detesta a los roedores. El destino lleva entonces a Remy a las alcantarillas de París, pero su situación no podría ser mejor, ya que se encuentra justo debajo de un restaurante que se ha hecho famoso gracias a Auguste Gusteau, una estrella de la cuisine. A pesar del peligro que representa ser un visitante poco común (y desde luego nada deseado) en los fogones de un exquisito restaurante francés, la pasión de Remy por la cocina pone patas arriba el mundo culinario parisino en una trepidante y emocionante aventura.
The key characters in Ratatouille are Remy (voice) (Patton Oswalt), Skinner (voice) (Ian Holm), Linguini (voice) (Lou Romano).
Ratatouille is rated APTA.
Ratatouille is an Animación, Comedia, Familia film.
Ratatouille has an audience rating of 8.7 out of 10.
Ratatouille had a budget of 150 MUS$.
Ratatouille has made 623,7 MUS$ at the box office.