A non-stop entertaining affair for the kids and a guilty pleasure for grown-ups, but...

Rating: 7/10 (16 June 2012)

:::::: SPOILER ALERT :::::: for this movie and for the movie Ratatouille ::::::
What I thought that lacked on this installment of the trilogy was a more developed villain. And this is why Pixar still stands strong because they humanize each and every character along their stories, always remembering there are two sides on a same coin. For example, does anyone remember the character "Anton Ego" - a food critic - in Ratatouille? His bitterness melting away as he savors a dish by the end of the movie... That is what this movie denies us by settling in for a ruthless, cold-blooded, caricatured hired gun.