Pixar hasn't let us down yet.

Rating: Null/10 (9 July 2007)

As long time fan of Pixar's works. I still consider it the best American CGI company ever. After seven big hits, the company is very worthy in the animation industry. With Ratatouille marking as their eighth film. I had a hunch it'll be something different.
Set in a retro era of France. Remy the rat lives with his family of pack rats in the country side. Him and everyone else survive by eating garbage and waste. Remy had it with rats living in this kind of style. So he eats fresh food instead, which is nothing compared to the taste of everyday garbage. His father always told him to stay away from humans. Because rats are seen as thieves and unsanitary. Remy however wants to change that method. As he was inspired by a chef on TV named Gustav, who states that anyone can cook. So Remy begins to mix ingredients together to create dishes for his pack. Hoping that it'll change the way rat eat by cooking simple ingredients rather than steal food.
One day however, after an unexpected accident. Remy finds himself in Paris, France. Where he stumbles upon Gustav's restaurant. Where he he'll cross paths with Linguini, a non-experienced employee, who ended up as a poor garbage boy. Remy however will change his life by helping him become an experienced chef. But can he change the image of rats for good? I have to say that this movie is more than great. The word great can't match the excellence of the film. Ratatouille stands out differently than the other Pixar films do. Directed by Brad Bird who's given us "Iron Giant" & "The Incredibles". Has created a unique CG animated movie. Unlike his previous titles, which were science fiction related. This one is more of a culinary/fictional story. But the style and look resembles both a Pixar and a Brad Bird film.
Ignore all the negative reviews from those who don't know true art. Ratatouille is highly a highly recommended movie for all ages & all Pixar fans. The humor will make you laugh. The plot will be interesting to witness. And the characters will sheerly entertain you.
I guaranteed it'll be the best CGI film of this year.