If you love food you'll love Ratatouille
Ratatouille might be my all time favorite film by Pixar and that’s saying a lot. It’s about how food can bring people and in this case rats together. That seems like a disgusting mix but the movie makes it happen. As a food lover I adore this film.<br /><br />The theme is laid out in the opening scene as a famous French chef Auguste Gusteau released a cookbook called Anyone Can Cook. This is the basic idea of the film. Anyone that loves food can make it. In this case it means both humans and rats.<br /><br />Next up is the main character Remy a French rat who has a highly developed sense of taste, smell and loves eating and cooking. That meant he was fascinated with humans and what they did with food. He watches Gusteau’s cooking show in a woman’s house and even reads his book. Here the film explains the beauty of food such as when Remy talks about things like mixing flavors together and how it made him feel. You can feel Remy’s joy. It also sets up the  conflict between humans and rats. People obviously don’t want rats trying to cook in their kitchens like Remy likes to do.<br /><br />The heart of the movie is about Remy meeting up with Alfredo who works at Gusteau’s restaurant. He has no idea what he’s doing, but Remy finds out that he can control Alfredo’s body and therefore Remy can become the chef he’s always wanted to be. Here you get to see the different jobs of the different chefs in a restaurant. There’s the discrimination against female cooks. There’s the critics. Most importantly you just get to see the joy of cooking. This will also lead back to the conflict between rats and humans. Can Remy’s cooking overcome that divide?
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