A dish cooked well but lacks flavour, spice and toppings

Rating: 2/10 (15 October 2007)

We can all see the hard work put into the film and looks quite expensive although not as expensive as its budget which is $150 million. But the film has an absolute poor story-line that is probably written by a 10 year old child and lacks a single decent joke. It was about 2 hours with not even a paragraph of story about a rat who is helping a chef to cook; if the story is supposed to be poor then they should have cut down the running length about 1 hour 20 minutes. The film was about 2 hours but it seemed about 4 hours and when it ended I sighed with relief and I thought that it would never end.
Ratatouille is critically acclaimed and they said that it's smart which is absolutely wrong because you didn't even have to be of average intelligence to understand and come up with the plot. I just don't know why critics always have wrong opinions. I'm not a critic myself but I still told the fact.
I liked Pixar ever since I've seen Toy Story. Their animation is wonderful and stories are always interesting. For the first time I'm disappointed and about 60% of the film was quite boring that I had a look around the cinema hall and some children were asleep, adults were yawning and a couple of people just left and never came back. Basically everyone was dying by boredom. Pixar usually make their films suitable for all ages but Ratatouille isn't, it's too long for children and boring for adults.
The Simpsons Movie was a million times better because it had a much more intelligent plot; every single scene was extremely funny, shorter running length and was made half the budget of Ratatouille. The only reason why I can say that it's a blockbuster because it's a Pixar movie and they really did a good job fooling everyone with the really interesting trailer. The top 5 best Pixar films are:
1) Monsters Inc
2) Finding Nemo
3) Cars
4) Toy Story
5) The Incredibles