User Comments for Ratatouille
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aperfectgentlemanposted 5 days ago -
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it wasnt funny but the reason y i think people lve it is cuz the story is great
posted 183 days ago -
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Best movie I've seen this yr. So funny, and so full of amazing stuff
posted 224 days ago -
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great movie- it wasn't as funny as i thought it would probably be~ cause it got great reviews, but it was really enjoyable ^-^ Bonjour! i was practically drooling when i saw the food... (even though it wasn't real)
posted 256 days ago -
marielouise26, it was released in the U.S on June 29th, so the DVD must be out there by now.
posted 258 days ago -
im confused , this film has not long been out at the cinema , yet it says its out on dvd already ?? why is this .
posted 262 days ago -
hey,
i truly and honestly can say ratatouille was my favourite film! it's just so brilliant!posted 263 days ago -
as with all pixar movies, this is another one i loved! overall a fun movie to watch with a very original plot !
posted 274 days ago -
i simple LOVE IT!~ it so heartwarming plus funny....all the rats came helping in the kitchen scene make me feel so warm at heart..especially some rats capture the health inspector and the bad guy.To ME IS A very special movie that inspires me that everyone can become something regardless of who u r...if u dare and want to do it.. :)
posted 323 days ago -
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AMAZING...just like all other Pixar movies.It is funny, nice, touching. And as always it makes you fall in love with Rats.Every Animated Cartoon I fall in love with the main character.Like in Nimo I began imaginning every fish like Nimo, and Hapy Feet with the Penguins. I loved it & I would watch it again & again.
I loved Mice in Little Stuart & Mouse Hunt, Now I am loving Rats & feeling sorry for them !!! Thanks to Pixar & Disney world.posted 341 days ago -
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very original, very funny, and very different from the typical animated film...i think its completely awesome how they make something out of nothing (a rat cooking gourmet food, who comes up with this) and it turns out to be something quite delicious!!! brad bird has truly proven himself with this one...great film, go watch it
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