(I got to catch this yesterday at a Black Carpet preview. I don't quite understand the team-up of miceSpace and Pixar, but I can't argue with a free screening to an excellent film =) PIXAR does it again! Freakin' genius! A beautiful Paris full of loveable rats! And some pretty okay rodents, too. All voiced by talented actors and animated with style, personality, and brilliant timing. A clever and wonderful follow-thru on a sweetly improbable premise. And, for those who care about cg 3-d imaging, not only *gorgeous* water, fire, and fur, but delicious-looking FOOD! Heartwarming story and laughs for all ages. (Maybe I'm too quick to go to the gutter with humor, but MAN, that dirty old O'Toole gets to drop a pretty adult joke in there!) Don't dare show up late or you'll miss the pre-show short, the simple comic genius of "Lifted!" Thank you, Pixar, for doing what you do, and do best, once again marrying most excellent characters and storytelling with such *animated* animation!

As with all the Pixar movies Ratatouille is outstanding. It's the best movie of the summer and we've seen them all! I found the movie to be entertaining for adults as well as kids. The food network is huge right now and Pixar hit a home run with the idea and execution of this film. It's one that will stand the *** of time and I'm sure will be in everyone

This Is A Very GoodMovie!! It Kept Me Laughing. Trust Me It Is Great For The Kids Or The Date.All Ages Can Enjoy My Mother Is 43 And She Told Me She Loved It So If You Love A Cool Anitmed Movie For All Ages Go See Ratatouille In Theatres!!

Once again Pixar has cooked up and served a fantastic animation that is worth seeing. Fun for children and adults, this animated movie is sure to delight and humor all. The story line was nice and full of heart.

Hands down, Pixar is the gold standard of computer animation, and masterful story-telling. This is an orignal tale about a rat in the kitchen, who dreams of actually running that kitchen and becoming a first-class chef. It's also the story of a boy who befriends him and tries to find his own place in the world, and there are also interesting subplots revolving around the rat's other furry family members, and the role of critics and their inspiration. Brad Bird, the guy behind "The Incredibles," has crafted this with a lot of love and care. His recipe for success, and the history of this animation studio, is unparalleled. In the Pixar canon, how's it rank? Well, everyone will most likely love it. But I would put it right behind "Toy Story," "Toy Story 2" and "Finding Nemo," just ahead of "The Incredibles" and "Cars," and better than "Monsters, Inc." and "A Bug's Life." Not bad. In fact, very, very good.