Ratatouille
In one of Paris's finest restaurants, Remy, a determined young rat, dreams of becoming a renowned French chef. Torn between his family's wishes and his true calling, Remy and his pal Linguini set in motion a hilarious chain of events that turns the City of Lights upside down. From TMDB
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60 of 163 · most liked firstRatatouille is a mecha movie
unlabelledView post →Took the time to sit and have a family movie night. Watched The Wild Robot. Amazing, fantastic movie. Holy fuck. 10/10. Right up there with Ratatouille and The Incredibles for me.
unlabelledView post →Tired: Die Hard is a Christmas movie Wired: Ratatouille is a mecha anime
unlabelledView post →The duo of Orange and Green is a reference to a Pixar film Ratatouille, where a rat named Remy makes friends with a chef. The dialogue of Ralsei offering Orange ratatouille as well as the dialogue where Orange pulls Greens hair to control them adds to this reference.
unlabelledView post →Ratatouille is the perfect film to introduce your girlfriend to the rich world of Evangelion
unlabelledView post →Ratatouille makes me cry every damn time The film not the dish
unlabelledView post →During a game of Guess Your Movie, Josh O’Connor talks about why the internet thinks he’s obsessed with Ratatouille 🐀 Watch the full video here: boxd.it/dMi Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery is streaming on @netflix.com tomorrow.
unlabelledView post →The film “Ratatouille” is in the ballpark of plausibility for Joe Rogan to believe it has literally happened
unlabelledView post →The film 'Ratatouille' really gave people dangerously unrealistic expectations about the culinary skills of common rodents. In reality, putting a rat through chef school takes 3-4 years and tens of thousands of dollars, and the drop-out rate is astronomical since rats only live 2 years.
unlabelledView post →Ratatouille is a film about the difficulties of being a head chef
unlabelledView post →So I rewatched Ratatouille earlier tonight, still a brilliant movie. But I wanted to take a moment to highlight Anton Ego's review in the film's finale, and how poignant it is as someone who's done reviews on YouTube for a fair while.
unlabelledView post →Pixar just released a new piece of art from Gatto today at Annecy. Man, the fact that this is exactly what the film is going to look like has me so hyped and it really is giving me the same vibes that Ratatouille gave me. I can't wait to see what Enrico Casarosa does with this!
unlabelledView post →Movie: Ratatouille Language: French Country: France
unlabelledView post →“Ratatouille” is too hard for my son to pronounce, so he calls the movie “Celebrate Pasta Tonight”
unlabelledView post →Ratatouille is the #1 airplane movie, i will not be taking comments at this time
unlabelledView post →Oppossumheimer, the animated film where we learn how the atom bomb was really created (Ratatouille style)
unlabelledView post →Movie: Ratatouille Language: Portuguese Country: Brazil
unlabelledView post →Rewatching Ratatouille with one of my besties, And I almost forgot just how amazing that film is man 🥺💖
unlabelledView post →Have some concept art from Ratatouille by Harley Jessup. I love the animated film he's designed for Pixar. He's easily one of the best production designers who's ever worked at the studio.
unlabelledView post →I don’t want to have a long conversation about it, but I feel like Ratatouille requires the most suspension of disbelief of any Pixar movie.
unlabelledView post →definitely me, I really like that one movie "Ratatouille". the rat is a chef, I couldn't believe it
unlabelledView post →We watched Ratatouille the other day and my kid immediately wanted to pull my hair to control me. This one is really on me, I showed him Hair Pulling: The Movie
unlabelledView post →We met in animation school 17 years ago and sat next to each other during a screening of Ratatouille. At the end of the movie, she said, "Aw, what a nice movie!" and I said, "Rats don't live very long"
unlabelledView post →In Greece the movie Ratatouille is known as Mouse-ssaka
unlabelledView post →(Neil deGrasse Tyson watching Ratatouille) this movie is ridiculous and unrealistic. that skinny ginger white boy could NEVER pull a french baddie, even WITH the rat’s help
unlabelledView post →Also, Ratatouille is not a movie about how anyone can be great. It's a movie about how greatness is something you're born with.
unlabelledView post →Which Pixar movie has more public consciousness where people would immediately understand what you mean by the title: - A “Ratatouille” situation? or - A “Toy Story” situation?
unlabelledView post →To give more context. PERSEPOLIS somehow lost to Ratatouille. Don't get me wrong, Ratatouille was a cute and fun movie, but it won over a GREAT animation feature about an Iranian woman's experience of the Iranian Revolution and the racism, sexism and religious oppression she's experienced.
unlabelledView post →The easiest way to get people to reply to things is to get some inconsequential fact about something, that is ultimately meaningless, wrong. Like calling the rat from that one Pixar film Remy instead of his actual name Ratatouille.
unlabelledView post →In Greece the movie Ratatouille is known as Mouse-ssaka.
unlabelledView post →Pixel art for Ratatouille! I drew this one for the thumbnail for my ocarina cover of Le Festin song from Ratatouille movie :) #pixelart #ocwalk #ratatouille
unlabelledView post →Last summer my bff and I went to Epcot and we were waiting in line for the Ratatouille ride and he said "I've never seen this movie." And I tried to explain Ratatouille in words and sounded 100% unhinged, he didn't believe me at all. Anyway that's what every day in 2025 as a trans person is like
unlabelledView post →Got drunk and watched Ratatouille for the first time. What a great movie. More importantly, I have to try to cook Ratatouille. I need more vegetable dishes.
unlabelledView post →Thinking about how Ratatouille is a film where the antagonist moves on from his close-minded views and learns to defend the new and unusual, and the film has a huge fuckin disclaimer in the credits that they didn't use any Mocap because that shit's fake and not real animation
unlabelledView post →*watches Robin Hood, A Goofy Movie, The Great Mouse Detective, and Ratatouille a hundred times* Hmmm… 🤔
unlabelledView post →the protagonist of Ratatouille (2007) is a rat but the film completely ignores the biological fact that rats have enormous balls. he is ballless. LITERALLY UNWATCHABLE
unlabelledView post →Watching Ratatouille for the first time with my kid. Never seen it before but we are barely halfway and I have already cried twice. The first kitchen scene and subsequent canal scene seemed to hold his interest but he then immediately demanded I put on Toy Story. No dice, kid. This film is great
unlabelledView post →There needs to be a movie in the Ratatouille universe about rats controlling court officials, including the judge
unlabelledView post →The duality of Disney making a movie like Ratatouille and then investing $1 billion into gen ai
unlabelledView post →It’s amazing how you can create a parallel film to Ratatouille but its based in New York and it still works Like, a new york rat wanting to be a pizza chef and run his own restaurant? Perfect
unlabelledView post →Ratatouille is a movie about how bald people can't cook
unlabelledView post →What's your favorite movie from every decade in your life? 90s: Aladdin 00s: Ratatouille 10s: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 20s: Sonic the Hedgehog 3
unlabelledView post →My kids insisted my wife watch "Ratatouille" and, my god, I forgot how brilliant this movie is.
unlabelledView post →Me: what is the name of that vegetarian meal the rat makes in the movie Ratatouille? Still me: … Me: oooooohhhhh riiiiight!
unlabelledView post →My hot take. The film Ratatouille is biologically inaccurate because rats do not vomit.
unlabelledView post →Fun fact: *technically* the dish in the movie is called Confit Byaldi, not a "real" ratatouille (which is just a stew) Source: Ratatouille is one of my favorite dishes and movies Edit: Have a photo of my recent ratatouille: 
unlabelledView post →After watching Ratatouille one million times, Chef Skinner is my favorite character. His animation is so good. He’s a cutie. I hope he managed to have a successful frozen food business after the events of the film
unlabelledView post →Ratatouille There’s something truly special about Pixar’s Ratatouille. Released in 2007, this film is a feast for the eyes and the soul. The title itself is a clever little wink — on one hand, it’s the name of a classic French vegetable stew... Full article: franksfilmreview.com/2026/03/22/r...
unlabelledView post →I saw the movie Ratatouille but I to this day do not know what ratattouille the food is I'm also not sure I've ever seen it in any form but animated
unlabelledView post →My favorite mech movie is Ratatouille
unlabelledView post →@omacolt.bsky.social #MarchMovieChallenge March 31 Eiffel Tower in a movie ‘Ratatouille’ 2007
unlabelledView post →I'll be honest the ratatouille from the end of the movie RATATOUILLE did not look particularly appetizing to me
unlabelledView post →comments john_ketchup: the film Ratatouille has a famous quote, "Anyone can cook." It's a warning that everyone has the capacity to kill jerry_mayo: not many young people these days know this james_mustard: useful for food
unlabelledView post →For family movie night, we're watching Ratatouille. I've never seen it before.
unlabelledView post →I am very much in the "Ratatouille is a Mecha film" camp.
unlabelledView post →Ratatouille is not only a mecha movie, but arguably the best mecha movie of all time.
unlabelledView post →Ratatouille is the most beautiful film. It's in my top 10 all time for sure. Just about perfect.
unlabelledView post →FILM DADDY, WHAT DID YOU RATE RATATOUILLE ON LETTERBOXD
unlabelledView post →Good choice. Ratatouille is a one off film…nothing else. That said…please re-release the film in theaters for its 20th anniversary next year. PLEEEEEEAAAAASSSSSEEEE???????
unlabelledView post →Guy who has only seen Ratatouille, watching his second movie: Not getting many "Ratatouille" vibes from this...
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