Ratatouille: B+

In one of Paris' finest restaurants, Remy, and french sewer rat dreams of becoming a renowned French chef. Torn between his family and his cooking dreams Remy must find a way to create his food & eat it too...

Having grown up in Europe with a Father who was a cook in the military, a Mother with a flare for southern cooking, and having been a cook and a fan of Fine Dining Establishments everywhere, the thought of a Rat in any kitchen cooking food is absolutely grotesque. Having said that, this movie is so much fun to watch. The enthusiasm and passion with which these characters are voiced is great, Pixar gets it right again, combining two loves of everyone, "Cartoon & Food" into the same movie experience is the smartest way to create a classic for the ages. The exactness and detail too which Ratatouille gives to each smell, flavor, and texture is delicious in every sense, the creative desire shown through each character in this film entertains, inspires, and made me very hungry.
as a critic of both Movies and Food this film impressed me to no end.

Rated: "G" for General Audiences

Also See: The Incredibles, No Reservations, and Hook