Something new, innovative and different. And funny!

Rating: 8/10 (7 July 2017)

It is so nice to see there are still new ideas and concepts for animated movies that do not include princess, cuteness, singing and all those overly childish content. I was so refreshed with an awesome, new and almost entirely believable story.
Ratatouille is a gem in a history of animated movies. It has a told story of a quality featured movie embraced in a warm hug of the animation. There are many things with which I was amazed but the most beautiful and surprising was a level of a humanization and similarity of a rat. I told myself i will never look at those lil' creatures the same way again. That much I was into it. The courage that small hero shows and all the things we humans strive to achieve are something on what we can be jealous at. It can also be a wonderful encouragement and example for all of us. 'Anyone can cook'. He cooked, he or she can count, you can draw, I can write and we all can do everything just if we want it. We just need to want. That is an idea I took from this movie.
As much as I laughed and enjoyed to Ratatouille I am sorry to say there were some overdone moments and unrealistic content that literally hurt me to see. That is why I couldn't give it a bigger note. I also expected a return to the beginning at the end as the whole movie was funny and playful. I expected a frame to take me in that granny's house or something like that. But overall, I am not allowed to be to critical. I loved it, enjoyed it and I would watch it again. And I am not a person who likes to watch things many times. That is how much this movie has to offer.