The best among the bunch happens to be Lou Romano, as he deals with his character extremely well and is incredibly believable. As previously stated, the voice acting really makes the film different, and each actor is perfectly suited to his or her role. Surprisingly enough, this movie is the funniest of the Disney/Pixar films, with very subtle and unique humor. Remy and Linguini are both lovable characters, and the audience is rooting for them the entire way. The food looks so real and delicious, and the humans and rats look incredibly realistic.

The animation is even more stunning here than in some of the other Disney/Pixar productions, and the breathtaking landscape of Paris, France, really adds a layer of realism to the film. Ratatouille is filled with loads of surprises and lots of twists and turns. He comes upon a lowly garbage boy, Linguini (voiced by Lou Romano), and together they set out to revive the once-legendary restaurant. After a mishap, Remy loses his family in the sewers and comes upon a fading restaurant that had previously been owned by Gusteau before his untimely death. Remy (voiced by Patton Oswalt) is a little rat who dreams of becoming a chef just like his idol, the human Gusteau (voiced by Brad Garrett). Ratatouille is written and directed by Brad Bird (The Incredibles), and features stellar voice acting from Peter O'Toole, Patton Oswalt, Ian Holm, Brian Dennehy, Lou Romano, Brad Garrett, and Janeane Garofalo. The characters are poetic and real, and the rats are some of Disney/Pixar's cutest creations. The writing is, in one word, just amazing, and the voice acting is sensational.

Ratatouille is stunning, surreal while at the same time realistic, and a joy to watch. The combination of Disney and Pixar never ceases to amaze, but with Ratatouille, their newest effort, animated features are brought to new heights with the best one to date.

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