The filmmakers have cooked up a great movie

Rating: 9/10 (14 January 2008)

Pixar has returned with a bang with its movie, Ratatouille which narrates the life of Remy, a rat who can cook and the consequences that occur when he helps a man who is the son of a famous chef but can't really cook, to cook.
The great thing about Ratatouille is that it really defines the tag line: 'Anyone can cook' in such a heartwarming way that it captures the heart of all.
Emotions are highlighted in such a pleasant way which isn't dull or mundane and can be understood by children. The slight jealousy between Linguini and his girl-friend when Linguini exceeds in cooking between the two even though she was her mentor, jealousy between Remy and Linguini when Linguini conceals the secret to his success, Remy torn up between Linguini and his family and many other emotions are shown so beautifully that people would forget that we are watching animated characters and rats.
Everyone is great is the voice casting. I did not even care that much about the French accent that should've been shown as it was a great film. There is some adult humor in the film too and I was happy that they had it, breaking the Disney line of not including anything bad in the movie, which too is good but a few adult jokes can be included so that even adults get their share of laughter.
All the characters are lovable. This is because of the magnificent animation and the detail in the character sketching. Some of the scenes were memorable, like the gun scene, the grand finale and when Remy tries to modify the soup after dodging a number of obstacles.
Ratatouille is a must watch for all. 9 out of 10. A great Pixar movie with a great message- 'Anyone can cook'.