I saw it last night (I work at a theatre, my manager built it early and I was watching to make sure it ran through okay) and really enjoyed it. I haven't been too keen on the past few animated movies I've seen; I didn't enjoy Cars very much, Surf's Up was okay, etc. However, I thoroughly enjoyed Ratatouille. It has some good jokes in it, but more than anything I was entertained throughout. Even though it was about two hours long I did not feel like it was dragging on. I recommend it.
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This will be the first animated flick I'm gonna see since The Incredibles. It looks like it should be pretty good and I'm glad to hear it didn't drag on.Originally posted by billmatic -
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It looks stupid but of course I thought the Incredibles wasn't going to be good and I love that movie.Originally posted by BlzerComment
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I caught the little preview on ABC on Sat night. It looks irresistible, I'm def going to see it. It looks very promising.University of Oregon
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I know it's a cartoon for kids, but a movie about a rat in a resturant doesn't sound too appealing.xbl gamertag: jiggidyjames72Comment
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I'm not into animated kids movies that much. Some of them I really like, but I will never go see them in a movie theater with all the little kids. Maybe a showing after their bedtime or something though, but I usually wait for DVD. I saw the trailer for this and it looked pretty funny.
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I've only had this avatar for weeks!
I'm really excited for this movie, and it will be the second Pixar film I can take my son to ('Cars' was the first). The stuff Pixar does is just so above and beyond any other animated studio that it's almost insulting to call them "competitors". Sure Dreamworks has the 'Shrek' franchise, but outside of that, it's pure pop culture dog ****! The other quality animation house, IMO, Aardman, is overlooked since it's not shimmery CG (Sony did a good job of snagging them after Dreamworks dumped the studio).
I'm even more eager to see what John Lasseter, Pixar founder and now head of Disney Animation, does with the rest of the House of Mouse.
Oh, and Brad Bird is an animation GOD! If you guys haven't seen it, pick up 'The Iron Giant', an absolutely AMAZING film!I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be. - Douglas Adams
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The Iron Giant is a very underrated movie and it looks amazing.I've only had this avatar for weeks!
I'm really excited for this movie, and it will be the second Pixar film I can take my son to ('Cars' was the first). The stuff Pixar does is just so above and beyond any other animated studio that it's almost insulting to call them "competitors". Sure Dreamworks has the 'Shrek' franchise, but outside of that, it's pure pop culture dog ****! The other quality animation house, IMO, Aardman, is overlooked since it's not shimmery CG (Sony did a good job of snagging them after Dreamworks dumped the studio).
I'm even more eager to see what John Lasseter, Pixar founder and now head of Disney Animation, does with the rest of the House of Mouse.
Oh, and Brad Bird is an animation GOD! If you guys haven't seen it, pick up 'The Iron Giant', an absolutely AMAZING film!Originally posted by BlzerComment
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Can't wait. I've been disapointed with the last few children movies I've seen (Shrek 3, Surfs Up and there was a few others) but Pixar is always good (although I didn't care for Cars too much) I'm probably going to take my daughter Friday night after work.Comment
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I think Cars was the rushed product so Pixar could quicken the pace on their contract.
But, this new movie looks great."It may well be that we spectators, who are not divinely gifted as athletes, are the only ones able to truly see, articulate and animate the experience of the gift we are denied. And that those who receive and act out the gift of athletic genius must, perforce, be blind and dumb about it -- and not because blindness and dumbness are the price of the gift, but because they are its essence." - David Foster Wallace
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"Cars" was also the first movie I took my son to (great experience). When you're sitting there with your son, and the scene where Lightning and Sally are over-looking Route 66 and James Taylor's "Our Town" starts playing, you can't help but lose it. For me anyway.I've only had this avatar for weeks!
I'm really excited for this movie, and it will be the second Pixar film I can take my son to ('Cars' was the first). The stuff Pixar does is just so above and beyond any other animated studio that it's almost insulting to call them "competitors". Sure Dreamworks has the 'Shrek' franchise, but outside of that, it's pure pop culture dog ****! The other quality animation house, IMO, Aardman, is overlooked since it's not shimmery CG (Sony did a good job of snagging them after Dreamworks dumped the studio).
I'm even more eager to see what John Lasseter, Pixar founder and now head of Disney Animation, does with the rest of the House of Mouse.
I'm taking my son to Ratatouille next week. I can't wait.
Also, I'm just wondering if any knows what I mean when I say, "Hi, I'm John Lasseter!"Being kind, one to another, never disappoints.Comment
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great flick, ending is great. Pixar has done it again."Basketball may have been born in Massachusetts, but it grew up in Indiana." - James NaismithComment
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