When Ego was a critic, he was rail thin because "if i dont love it, i dont swallow" but at the end, you can see his stomach is more round here, to show he's actually started eating more.
As a french girl, I'm glad when people like this movie 😁 Let me make some things clear. First, the music during the lamp'scene is " La Marseillaise " the hymn of the France. Second, Colette called ratatouille " a peasant dish " because it's not considered as a gastronomic dish so basically, it's not the typical dish you can eat in a restaurant like Gusteau's. Third, in France, Colette is voiced by Camille, the singer of the so g whe can hear during the movie. Fourth, what Remy served to Ego isn't a real ratatouille but " un tian de légumes " what is a different dish. The real one is what Ego's mom cooked. And the most interesting is this one : Ego's flashback is what we call in France " une madeleine de Proust " what is something who bring you back in your childhood. The origin of this expression come of the french writer, Marcel Proust, who wrote in one of his books that the madeleines' odor is a childhood memory for him.
@@thebestofstephx you're welcome 😉 it's kinda satisfying to be the one who can understand some things and can explain them. Do you plan to watch french movies ? We have really good ones. I suggest you " Les Choristes " (The Chorists).
In France, this type of flash-back is called " a Proust's madeleine " in reference of the french writer, Marcel Proust, who said the madeleines' odor gave him memories of his childhood. The expression itself is about something who bring you back in your childhood
There's a thing in the end credits bragging their animation has no motion capture or "any other distractions". This is a nod to the fact that they lost the best animated Oscar to Happy Feet the previous year.
The title dish is one that was made popular by chef Thomas Keller, who was the chef consultant on this movie. All the cooking advice you hear in the movie is real advice. Thomas Keller was the guy that asked what the chef had was new.
there's actually a deleted scene where Gusteau is not only alive, but they explain that the frozen foods line is because of how dire their situation actually is, to get at least some money going into the restaurant.
@@ElfsArt24 I don't think it was just the selling of recipes, I think it was the fact that he was basically using a dead man's likeness to cash in as much as possible. If Gusteau himself did it, it would likely be seen as pretty tacky (the way Skinner is doing it at least) but not the worst, but Skinner doing it feels pretty ghoulish.
This and Wall-E are my favorite Pixar movies. It's so adorable! At the end with the little restaurant for Remy's family and clan, his little chef's hat and the ladder to climb up to look out the window at the dining room! I mean, come on!
This and flushed away are the two movies I never saw but have watched so many reactions to them that I feel like i know some of the movie, lol. Sure I could watch it, but like some of my favorite movies, its usually more enjoyable to watch other people's reactions to the funny bits.
I used to think of Ratatouille as one of the more average and middling entries for Pixar - still pretty good, but not as great as many of their other works. But after watching it again recently, it's shot right up in my rankings and now it's one of my favourite Pixar films
This is my favorite Pixar movie. I find it soothing. Oh, and I think that Linguini was suddenly a good waiter because he’d been a waiter before. Lots of people become waiters at some point in their lives, not so many because chefs. He’s not inept at everything, just cooking.
One of my favorite disney movies, i‘ve seen it soo many times and i could watch it anytime again. Also love seeing peoples reaction to this and how much they actually love it.
i love this movie so much❤️❤️ even though i refused to watch it for years when i was little cause i was scared of the old lady in the gas mask shooting the rats 😂
One would think that judging by the way he was designed to look, the villain of the film would be the Food Critic because of his pale, snooty look and the fact his office has dead coffin feel and look to but he's not a villain.
Loved watching this reaction! This movie has good vibes and good messages for anyone artistically inclined, not just for cooking. This was my favorite animated movie for a long time and still a childhood favorite of mine! Plus the food looks SO GOOD, makes me hungry every time I watch it.
Okay listen Stefanie, I won't tell you why, but after this movie you definitely wanna react to the movie "Everything Everywhere All at once"! 😉 No spoilers here, I'm just saying. Also in general it's very worth watching!
This is literally my _favorite_ Pixar movie, even all these years later I've heard it called Pixar's magnum opus (the same way Lion King is _Disney's_ magnum opus) & I completely agree
Here’s something i never understood. Remmy clearly knows how to read and he can understand people, so why couldn’t he write something like “Hi. My name is Remmy. Nice to meet you”
I think if you just learn to read you don't necessarily learn to write too (in education it would be stupid of course, but Remmi is self-taught I guess, he never needed writing.)
I can write pretty well and my handwritting is great, but I can barely read, if you weren't learning to write and read at the same time it gets harder to do the other
Omg please react to Monte Carlo (2011). It’s such a feel-good coming of age romantic comedy. The shots of the sights in Europe creates such a beautiful atmosphere and feeling similar to Ratatouille. Definitely recommend it if you haven’t watched it. I feel like you’d really appreciate it :)
I remember when the first time i saw this when I little. I liked it but it wasn't my fav movie from Disney probably because of the rats since I didn't like the concept about a rat controlling a human by pulling his hair and being near/making the food that people will be eating. It's still a good movie tho I think i might actually like it more than I did the first couple times I've seen it. Love your videos!
If you're ever looking for a new tv show to react, might I recommend Our Flag Means Death? It's a very well written 10 episode comedy & tbh you can get a feel for the humor by episode one
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Rats physically cannot vomit. Yet Remy still wants to throw up once he sees Linguini's soup. that is how BAD his cooking is.
hahahahaha i love that
not only rats. Rodents in general
@@Daesma999 i can vomit so that is not true
Cooking so bad it defies biology itself! GEEZ!!!!
When Ego was a critic, he was rail thin because "if i dont love it, i dont swallow" but at the end, you can see his stomach is more round here, to show he's actually started eating more.
As a french girl, I'm glad when people like this movie 😁
Let me make some things clear. First, the music during the lamp'scene is " La Marseillaise " the hymn of the France.
Second, Colette called ratatouille " a peasant dish " because it's not considered as a gastronomic dish so basically, it's not the typical dish you can eat in a restaurant like Gusteau's.
Third, in France, Colette is voiced by Camille, the singer of the so g whe can hear during the movie.
Fourth, what Remy served to Ego isn't a real ratatouille but " un tian de légumes " what is a different dish. The real one is what Ego's mom cooked.
And the most interesting is this one : Ego's flashback is what we call in France " une madeleine de Proust " what is something who bring you back in your childhood.
The origin of this expression come of the french writer, Marcel Proust, who wrote in one of his books that the madeleines' odor is a childhood memory for him.
i love all of that! Thank you for the info!!
@@thebestofstephx you're welcome 😉 it's kinda satisfying to be the one who can understand some things and can explain them.
Do you plan to watch french movies ? We have really good ones.
I suggest you " Les Choristes " (The Chorists).
The scene where Ego takes the bite is perfect storytelling through film.
In France, this type of flash-back is called " a Proust's madeleine " in reference of the french writer, Marcel Proust, who said the madeleines' odor gave him memories of his childhood.
The expression itself is about something who bring you back in your childhood
17:10 In the Le Festin montage you can see him teaching Collette to rollerskate. It's ironically one of the few things he's genuinely great at.
There's a thing in the end credits bragging their animation has no motion capture or "any other distractions".
This is a nod to the fact that they lost the best animated Oscar to Happy Feet the previous year.
Another neat detail: Ego stops his spit take with the wine to check the vintage, then swallows
The title dish is one that was made popular by chef Thomas Keller, who was the chef consultant on this movie.
All the cooking advice you hear in the movie is real advice.
Thomas Keller was the guy that asked what the chef had was new.
But some how they desgned the main dish wrong
@@ElfsArt24 no they didn't. They were just calling it the wrong thing. It's a confit byaldi.
@@ElfsArt24 Its all the same ingredients, and the reason he chose it was because of his own connection to the French countryside.
there's actually a deleted scene where Gusteau is not only alive, but they explain that the frozen foods line is because of how dire their situation actually is, to get at least some money going into the restaurant.
I never understood why Skinner selling the recipes in stores was a bad thing, lot's of famous chef's do it
@@ElfsArt24 I don't think it was just the selling of recipes, I think it was the fact that he was basically using a dead man's likeness to cash in as much as possible. If Gusteau himself did it, it would likely be seen as pretty tacky (the way Skinner is doing it at least) but not the worst, but Skinner doing it feels pretty ghoulish.
@@iainmcdonalds4018 there's also the fact that the food itself had nothing to do with Gusteaus.
Ego’s review did condemn Gusteau’s to the tourist trade. So makes sense they had to do other things to stay afloat.
7:48 this moment is funny because rodents don't gag. It's just so bad it made a rat develop such a reflex xD
This and Wall-E are my favorite Pixar movies. It's so adorable! At the end with the little restaurant for Remy's family and clan, his little chef's hat and the ladder to climb up to look out the window at the dining room! I mean, come on!
This and flushed away are the two movies I never saw but have watched so many reactions to them that I feel like i know some of the movie, lol. Sure I could watch it, but like some of my favorite movies, its usually more enjoyable to watch other people's reactions to the funny bits.
hahaha i get that. There’s definitely some movies i’ve never actually seen but love seeing other people watch them!
This movie gives me false hope that I can cook knowing damn well I can’t💀😭😭 but I LOVEEEEE this movie😩
hahahaha sameeee
If you love doing it, and you know your own limitations, no reason not to do it and love it
@@hgman3920 oh no I love the movie, cooking I’m not good at so I can’t say I love it, but thank you for the encouragement
I used to think of Ratatouille as one of the more average and middling entries for Pixar - still pretty good, but not as great as many of their other works. But after watching it again recently, it's shot right up in my rankings and now it's one of my favourite Pixar films
The sequel Racacoonie is amazing as well.
Horst is my favorite character. “I killed a man. With THIS thumb”
Will Arnett's delivery of that line is absolute perfection
Ratatouille is one of the greats of Pixar
I agree!
Probably I have seen this movie like 15 years ago. I still remember I had a great time. Very good choice to watch.
This is my favorite Pixar movie. I find it soothing. Oh, and I think that Linguini was suddenly a good waiter because he’d been a waiter before. Lots of people become waiters at some point in their lives, not so many because chefs. He’s not inept at everything, just cooking.
This is my favorite Pixar movie of all times.
One of my favorite disney movies, i‘ve seen it soo many times and i could watch it anytime again. Also love seeing peoples reaction to this and how much they actually love it.
Ratatouille is in my Top 5 best Pixar films and with GOOD reason.
Now I can't stop thinking of Racacoonie...
I didn’t really love this movie when it came out. It was only when I got older that I fell in love the message and the ending.
Maybe it’s better that i wait until i was older to watch it then!
Ratatouille, along with A Bug's Life are very underrated Disney Pixar film's.
I'd like to see your reaction videos to Toy Story film's.
A bug’s life is such a classic!! I’ll consider adding the toy story series to the list!
Ratatouille is regarded as Pixar’s Magnum Opus I really don’t think that could be regarded as underrated reasonably
i love this movie so much❤️❤️ even though i refused to watch it for years when i was little cause i was scared of the old lady in the gas mask shooting the rats 😂
One would think that judging by the way he was designed to look, the villain of the film would be the Food Critic because of his pale, snooty look and the fact his office has dead coffin feel and look to but he's not a villain.
Loved watching this reaction! This movie has good vibes and good messages for anyone artistically inclined, not just for cooking. This was my favorite animated movie for a long time and still a childhood favorite of mine! Plus the food looks SO GOOD, makes me hungry every time I watch it.
Ego was actually one of Peter O Tooles last roles before he passed away.
Ratatouille is great
I did not merely come here to watch your video but also to say "Yes, it is."
I wish Ratatouille II was released on theaters June 13, 2014, and was released on DVD & Blu-Ray October 15, 2014
Might I suggest the movie Everything Everywhere All At Once? It includes a reference to this movie, which you will get now :)
When it comes to critics, remember The Man In The Arena Speech by Teddy Roosevelt.
Okay listen Stefanie, I won't tell you why, but after this movie you definitely wanna react to the movie "Everything Everywhere All at once"! 😉
No spoilers here, I'm just saying. Also in general it's very worth watching!
I'm glad you commented this so we all didn't have to!
@@TheHeroClass No problem 😅👍
Ratatouille is my favorite movie!! I’m glad you like it.
I mean, on the subject of him skating they showed us that he could skate really well earlier in the movie.
This is one of my favorite movies, and i'm more than excited to see your reaction! It's going to be great, i'm sure!
Love that film. A perfect follow up in Everything Everywhere All At Once 😁 if you know you know
Ratatouille one of my all time favorite Pixar movies; I probably watch it multiple times a year
i love that!
This is literally my _favorite_ Pixar movie, even all these years later
I've heard it called Pixar's magnum opus (the same way Lion King is _Disney's_ magnum opus) & I completely agree
Not Steph at 12:10 cutting the bit that says his brother was eating a diaper
4:08 is that what trauma looks like!
4:59 NOW LOOK WHAT YOU'VE HAVE DONE
3:52 🎵🎵And then along came Zeus!🎵🎵
I still prefer Raccacoonie
since youre watching ratatouille....might i suggest checking out everything everywhere all at once XD. It's really great youll have a fun time!
i’ve heard it’s amazing! It’s very high on my list
Please react to Everything Everywhere All At Once! Especially after seeing this film. I promise it will be worth it.
Here’s something i never understood. Remmy clearly knows how to read and he can understand people, so why couldn’t he write something like “Hi. My name is Remmy. Nice to meet you”
I think if you just learn to read you don't necessarily learn to write too (in education it would be stupid of course, but Remmi is self-taught I guess, he never needed writing.)
I can write pretty well and my handwritting is great, but I can barely read, if you weren't learning to write and read at the same time it gets harder to do the other
6:18
Ur face🤣
(Also thank you good point)
Omg yes
I'm so happy you're watching this 😍
Love your reactions it gives me joy
thank you!!
I actually once wrote a Venom crossover with this movie.
It's called Hasenpfeffer. Come give it a read!
Omg please react to Monte Carlo (2011). It’s such a feel-good coming of age romantic comedy. The shots of the sights in Europe creates such a beautiful atmosphere and feeling similar to Ratatouille. Definitely recommend it if you haven’t watched it. I feel like you’d really appreciate it :)
This is one of my FAVORITE movies! Can you please react to Amphibia next? Please?!
id like to react to it! I’ve heard a lot of good things!
Also I've been watching your videos but forgot to subscribe everytime 🤦♀️ so yaah that's all..🤭
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Have a great day ❣️
You should react to Invincible is very good🔥💯
That Fetch Ap seems sketchy as hell... wow.
How could you not watch it before, it's so good :D
Suggestion: can you please react to Dreamworks’ The Bad Guys soon???
I remember when the first time i saw this when I little. I liked it but it wasn't my fav movie from Disney probably because of the rats since I didn't like the concept about a rat controlling a human by pulling his hair and being near/making the food that people will be eating. It's still a good movie tho I think i might actually like it more than I did the first couple times I've seen it. Love your videos!
The intro Stephanie I relate so much I go to store, see something, say uuuuu I relly want that, see the price, not tnx I am good
the fact you used the term "rounds" when talking about granny's shotgun means you shouldn't comment on a shotguns capacity
If you're ever looking for a new tv show to react, might I recommend Our Flag Means Death? It's a very well written 10 episode comedy & tbh you can get a feel for the humor by episode one
I love this movie, but it’s just a knockoff of Raccacoonie
This is absolutely the best Pixar film by far! Anyone who disagrees can fight me
please react to arcane. It is 3 part series. I know that you will love it.
You should watch the DCOM trilogy zombies
Girllll I want you to watch owl house soooo badlyyyy😩😩
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Please if you have time make sure to consider
-owl house, and
-amphibia
These are epic😌
Racacoonie 😢 😿
Hey steph! Any change you could possibly react to stranger things?! 🫶🏻💘I love your channel
Please watch Jurassic Park: Camp Croteacous
Please watch Jurassic Park: Camp Cretaceous, it
React to Voltron pls 👍💕🤗
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Please watch Jurassic Park: Camp Croteacous