Ratatouille is another movie, within a long, long list of very successful and consistently brilliant Pixar films.

Rating: 8/10 (15 September 2015)

Ratatouille follows the story of a rat named Remy, with big dreams, ambition and courage. A rat who is bored of eating scraps out of the garbage and dreams of mixing flavours of fresh food to create better tastes! In Paris he discovers a world famous restaurant where he can't help but improve an awful pot of soup by adding his own flavours! The garbage/cleaner boy is accused of interfering with the soup which everybody now loves and is forced to repeat his recipe. This is where Remy the rat comes into play, sitting within the boys hat and instructing him on how to be a good chef!
Personally I wouldn't say that Ratatouille is one of Pixar's t most impressive films, this is due to the constant high standard of content they produce, but it is significantly better than your average animated movie. It contains all the ingredients that a Pixar movie should; it's funny, cute, heart-warming, creative and contains all the appropriate values and messages you would expect. It contains all the clichÃ©s that we have come to expect from animated movies but this isn't something that I can mark this movie down on, it certainly didn't discourage my opinion of the movie.
The settings created are beautiful, the landscapes, alleyways and canals of France, plus the accents of the characters are realistic and believable. The choreography is also very impressive, especially the kitchen scenes; they are very well created and flow perfectly.
Overall I would recommend Ratatouille if you haven't already seen it, like the vast majority of Pixar movies, it is a film for all ages!
8/10