Anyone out there?!

[Babs Bunny]

MAN It's been quiet lately! Heck, there's a couple of people around
these parts that I'm surprised are so quiet! You know who you
are! ;)

Anyway, to drum up some conversation, what did you guys think of
Ratatouille? Who here has seen it?
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Discuss! Rave! Review! :)

Babs Bunny

[Jester Jaguar]

Another Great Pixar movie with some cool camos in it also.  I am sure this will make for some cool characters in the park also.

 

Though I doubt they will rename any place to eat in the parks.

 

Drac

 

[Babs Bunny]

Yeah...I will always be partial to Cars, but Ratatouille definately blew me away!  I only noticed a couple of cameos from Toy Story and the Incredibles...and the way they inserted the latter into the movie was WAY clever!

 

Yeah, I don't know if they will do anything special in the parks with Remy and his pals, though I'm sure they'll be around at MGM at least! :)

 

Babs Bunny

[Jester Jaguar]

I heard from Brace that Remy was in the MGM I believe. I will give a call to him this weekend and see if

he will take a photo for us.

 

As for Cars?   Worst Pixar Movie ever.  I only got one laugh from it and it was during the credits though the park characters are really cool looking.

 

Draconis

 

[Babs Bunny]

It's all good!  :)  To each their own, right?  *grins*  And yeah, I've seen the Remy and Emile costumes.  They're cute!

[Inali]

I haven't seen Ratatouille yet, but I can't wait! :) I'll see it next year when it comes out on DVD. :( I kind of... can't... go to the movies.. or I'm not supposed to, anyways. X3

As for Cars, the animation blew me away... but I didn't like the rest of the movie, characters, or script at all. My dad, however, *loved* Cars and thought it's one of the best movies he's seen in a very long time. I feel the same for "The Incredibles."

Of course, Toy Story was fantastic. :) I think Ratatouille looks very promising and I loved the previews of it!

Inali
Spirit Creations & Xelaros

[Dave White]

We've seen it twice. It's excellent! (I'm listening to Michael
Giacchino's soundtrack now) It may not be the blockbuster Pixar is
famous for, but it is a film from the heart. It speaks to and
supports anyone who has a dream and a desire to try.

The characters are grand, and each is more than they first appear to
be. The action scenes are brilliantly executed. The settings... well,
it's Paris. And the ending is perfection.

If you haven't seen it, go. Save up for the DVD, or drop some hints
around Christmas.