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AeonsShadow
i have made this because of the movie and took the idea to make other foods too.
MrWiggleBottom
That tablecloth grab…
MouseMurphy
Someone said this is the same farm house that the mouse came from
StopTheWorldIWannaGetOff
Definitely one of my faves. Pixar is amazing every time.
BobMaster1982
One amazing scene, emotions ooze of it, gotta give it to the Disney artists.
Schlagerfuzzi
That one, de Funes in ''The Wing and The Thigh" and Anderson's Grand Budapest Hotel are my gastro-cinematic favs. Hmmm mmmm delicious!
FlyingTigerRose
One of the best moments in film. Period.
a14g8cxD
I love you mom!
Bossco20
There's a theory that Anton Ego's childhood home was the same house Remy learned to cook at from the start of the movie.
Lurch1911
For me, I get that reaction from my mom’s curry chicken or my aunt’s Indian tacos
EveHarringtonClub
They serve that exact ratatouille at Chez Remy at Disneyland Paris, it’s incredibly tasty IRL.
Scorch052
I think most of this movie is just alright, but this scene is just amazing.
CrazedDrifter
Blintzes. Right back to my Mom-mom's kitchen.
DDutchman
You have a raaa----sh?
PocketCleric
*looks down*
Dizastrpiece
A favorite
lebowskisd
An interesting parallel perhaps between Bob riding along in Cooper and Remy controlling Linguini? Sinister!
iHaveNoAttentionSpa
Had the exact same reaction when I tried the Honeycomb cereal "Classic Flavor". How tf did they manage to cock up such a good thing so long?
nonCanadianGoose
The twist, the home Remy was at in the beginning is the critic childhood home. That’s why the dishes perfectly match up
Lichelf
You can see it clearly isn't the same house as the kitchen and everything else has a COMPLETELY different layout.
TheFastpaws
Still remains one of my favorites. It was very well done and not just a cutesy kids story like all the cars sequels.
NuArcher
Everyone in the theatre laughed at this scene when I saw it. I have no idea why. It's a touching moment.
MonkeyRumJunky
Love this scene because it demonstrates the power of food to provoke all sorts of emotions and memories. It’s why I love to cook.
fastjeff
Rice with cut up hotdogs and ketchup. I'll cook it and run around the back of the house to eat it in privacy... sophisticated I am not.
MeanwhileInAmerica
Some viewers think the old woman's house and Ego's are the same. Remy learned how to cook from Ego's mom.
Soufange
Oh, look, the scene that had me and my dad crying like babies in a theater just a few months after my gramma's death.
DamnDongels
Weird. Two days ago my second grandchild was born.. they named her Remi. Trigged a memory of this movie. Watched it. Now this post.
RelartOfGivia
My nephew born during the pandemic is also named Remi.
pollypocketfullofposies
Just watched this for the first time the other day. Loved it.
madebyjon
Same! Was the only Pixar movie I hadn't seen for some reason.
SuperBeetle76
I wouldn’t trust anyone who doesn’t like that movie.
PhotoAwp
is the waiter on rollerskates? cuz it looks like it at the start of the clip ?
ashram1023
Yes.
twfeline
The French cinema audience loved this movie.
MyleKeville
Anton Ego : In many ways, the work of a critic is easy. We risk very little, yet enjoy a position over those who offer up their work 1/
SmartAssWithAKeyboard
Voiced by Peter O'Toole.
AnOwenWilsonWow
TIL
Magsnohlia
"It behooves every man to remember that the work of the critic is of altogether secondary Importance and the future belongs to 1/2
maskedrabbit
And here we are criticizing critics.
the man who does things." Theodore Roosevelt.
Also tho the critics job is valuable. They provide insight and context to work that might be under (or over) appreciated.
Even if I disagree with a critic, it's interesting to hear insights and nuances that I'm not aware of. Especially with wine and food.
Aspects I never considered or even knew existed, gives new perspective and appreciation. But in the end, I like what I like tho.
This is the proper way to use a review or critique
ChefLes
For the very very few who are good, yes they are valuable. Most are pretentious wankers who are trying to make themselves feel better. 1/2
2/2 the trick is to find a reviewer who you agree with. Have you tried a dish there and agree? Go with it. Very few meet that criteria imho.
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and their selves to our judgment. We thrive on negative criticism, which is fun to write and to read. But the bitter truth we critics 2/
must face, is that in the grand scheme of things, the average piece of junk is probably more meaningful than our criticism designating it so
RyuNoel
I once made this argument on imgur. Spent 2 days replying someone who absolutely refused to accept that their criticism isn't gospel.
To some people, criticism is simply above criticism. There's no subjectivity. "Polished turd" 'Bag of shit" and all other fecal metaphors.
Those metaphors to them are set in stone. And no matter how many disagree, they cannot accept that others may see the same things different
Anewandoriginalname
20 years in professional kitchens, from dishwasher, to chef du cuisine, and he's the only critic I ever respected.
TeslaSupreme
That is brilliant writing right there
NullUser20
No love for the yelpers?
KommissarLyus
https://youtu.be/pDlR_ccnZww
OlympicSnorkler
My favorite Disney movie from adulthood.
henrysnugglemonster
It’s really good
Drawkcabemanresu
Never seen it
scourtt
Was going to upvote then read adulthood as "childhood" then quickly gathered myself and reread again. Glad I did
RyanMorrish
The Lion King is still hands-down my favorite movie of all time
righteousbookworm
Up is mine but I'll have to see soul a few more times. Might suppla t the champion. Ratatouille is 2nd.
Flamingoid
Same. It's just a great movie. Thought I was gonna hate it when I saw trailers of a rat controlling a man by pulling his hair.
cooplander
It's a goddamn masterpiece.
thatclimbingguy
Ehhhh. I mean I really really REALLY like it, like most Pixar movies! BUT, the whole thing about the hair control was just a bit...forced.
butterbuncheesefries
Not Disney at all. Pixar
Couldn't agree more. Pixar smashed this one outta the park
awkwardbeautiful
From adulthood my favorite is Coco. Both the story and the visual. Just a great movie.
ForgeoftheWordsmith
Coco is incredible but Inside Out takes the cake for me
Coco makes me cry every time. As a grown man, I have no shame in that.
gurragurra
Hearing Miguel sing "Remember Me" through tears always leaves me in a puddle of tears. Grown man here too
Skizzlesnap
Gorgeous movie.
I’m still blown away by how stunning the art was in that movie.The lighting and textures were next level. I still choke up at the ending.
derzilly
I'm bawling from the time the old guy is forgotten basically thru the rest of the movie lmao. Love it.
BallsDeepinaDragonscloaca
From my adulthood it is Zootopia, hands down!
603933
I've been one since I was 11.
AyrA
Should have picked another username then.
FilthyEarther
Pixar…
gionathano
v
Disney bought Pixar in 2006. Ratatouille was released in 2007. "Disney movie" is technically correct, the best kind of correct.
It’s a damn Pixar movie. Disney only released it. Just like all of the damn studio ghibli movies.
It's "technically" a Disney movie, no matter how mad you get about that :) I didn't say it wasn't a Pixar film. It *is* a Disney movie tho.
joeyecho101
This is Pixar's best movie. I know what I said.
russiandollsarejustsofullofthemselves
Finding Nemo or else Toy Story 2 for me.
Ill allow it, only because Emperors New Groove isn't Pixar
Mousedetective
It’s actually my favourite Pixar movie
mremaknu
I'm not and will never be a chef, but I am an artist, and this entire scene and Ego's speech slapped me and I cried like a damn baby.
moxiefoxxy
A chef is just a ‘food’ artist ?
ProgeriaProstitutes
They make so many good movies it's hard to choose.
frustratinglyneutral
My favorite is Wall-E, but this scene is incredible and never fails to amaze me.
muckamuckamuck
No Pixar mom tho
DJPoppinFresh
Nah, it’s inside out or coco
Book of Life was better, fight me
ScarecrowSticks
Wall-E was also a good one
GodsFoot
My Wall-E headcanon is that there were many ships with fallout like experiments going on. The Axiom for consumerism, etc
Wall-E is the best!
metalrulercid
Facts. Wall-E never fails to amaze me.
TheFeralDog
Disagree but it's a great movie. Up, Toy Story Monsters inc, Walle, Cars, are better. A Bug's Life, Brave about even. .. *Braces for hate*
Averagestumbler
*hates*
I knew I'd get some hate, but the level of obscenity you directed at me is quite impressive!
Cela84
You like the story of an annoying princess who turns her mom into a bear and gets what she wants without any comeuppance?
Arcrosis
On the surface i would agree, but its much more complicated than that.
Umm *goes red with embarrassment* I...umm I like redheads....
KaoruVanity
DooksandPooks
Pixar rarely makes a bad movie...except Cars, we don't talk about Cars.
MonteCristo1985
I thought the dinosaur movie was worse.
yeagoodthanks
Wrong, cars is my favourite
SharkoutofWata
Cars was fun and wholesome. Cars 2 was unspeakable. And Planes... I was amazed how bad that movie was.
Planes wasnt actually pixar
ottercontrol
I dont feel like bugs was good. But I think I look at their other movies as a comparison and bugs wasnt one of the better.
Also, I do not think good dinosaur was great either. Agian, comparing it to their others it's just at the bottom of the list
Ulthirm
The good dinosaur was one of the films I had to watch for French class. I hate it solely on that point.
saranara100
It's between this and Up for me
blueyedwineaux
The top three are listed here.
muramaza
y'all are on something if you're not counting Coco.
Fair point!
ameranthe
Coco is my favorite. Even after I had to see it hundreds of times to appease my nephew. It's that good.
keenharlequin
Coco is also hugely important because it’s a benchmark for how to tell a story about another culture and treat it with immense care and...
respect. It’s no coincidence that Coco was the highest grossing film of all time in Mexico.
AeonsShadow
i have made this because of the movie and took the idea to make other foods too.
MrWiggleBottom
That tablecloth grab…
MouseMurphy
Someone said this is the same farm house that the mouse came from
StopTheWorldIWannaGetOff
Definitely one of my faves. Pixar is amazing every time.
BobMaster1982
One amazing scene, emotions ooze of it, gotta give it to the Disney artists.
Schlagerfuzzi
That one, de Funes in ''The Wing and The Thigh" and Anderson's Grand Budapest Hotel are
my gastro-cinematic favs. Hmmm mmmm delicious!
FlyingTigerRose
One of the best moments in film. Period.
a14g8cxD
Bossco20
There's a theory that Anton Ego's childhood home was the same house Remy learned to cook at from the start of the movie.
Lurch1911
For me, I get that reaction from my mom’s curry chicken or my aunt’s Indian tacos
EveHarringtonClub
They serve that exact ratatouille at Chez Remy at Disneyland Paris, it’s incredibly tasty IRL.
Scorch052
I think most of this movie is just alright, but this scene is just amazing.
CrazedDrifter
Blintzes. Right back to my Mom-mom's kitchen.
DDutchman
You have a raaa----sh?
PocketCleric
*looks down*
Dizastrpiece
A favorite
lebowskisd
An interesting parallel perhaps between Bob riding along in Cooper and Remy controlling Linguini? Sinister!
iHaveNoAttentionSpa
Had the exact same reaction when I tried the Honeycomb cereal "Classic Flavor". How tf did they manage to cock up such a good thing so long?
nonCanadianGoose
The twist, the home Remy was at in the beginning is the critic childhood home. That’s why the dishes perfectly match up
Lichelf
You can see it clearly isn't the same house as the kitchen and everything else has a COMPLETELY different layout.
TheFastpaws
Still remains one of my favorites. It was very well done and not just a cutesy kids story like all the cars sequels.
NuArcher
Everyone in the theatre laughed at this scene when I saw it. I have no idea why. It's a touching moment.
MonkeyRumJunky
Love this scene because it demonstrates the power of food to provoke all sorts of emotions and memories. It’s why I love to cook.
fastjeff
Rice with cut up hotdogs and ketchup. I'll cook it and run around the back of the house to eat it in privacy... sophisticated I am not.
MeanwhileInAmerica
Some viewers think the old woman's house and Ego's are the same. Remy learned how to cook from Ego's mom.
Soufange
Oh, look, the scene that had me and my dad crying like babies in a theater just a few months after my gramma's death.
DamnDongels
Weird. Two days ago my second grandchild was born.. they named her Remi. Trigged a memory of this movie. Watched it. Now this post.
RelartOfGivia
My nephew born during the pandemic is also named Remi.
pollypocketfullofposies
Just watched this for the first time the other day. Loved it.
madebyjon
Same! Was the only Pixar movie I hadn't seen for some reason.
SuperBeetle76
I wouldn’t trust anyone who doesn’t like that movie.
PhotoAwp
is the waiter on rollerskates? cuz it looks like it at the start of the clip ?
ashram1023
Yes.
twfeline
The French cinema audience loved this movie.
MyleKeville
Anton Ego : In many ways, the work of a critic is easy. We risk very little, yet enjoy a position over those who offer up their work 1/
SmartAssWithAKeyboard
Voiced by Peter O'Toole.
AnOwenWilsonWow
TIL
Magsnohlia
"It behooves every man to remember that the work of the critic is of altogether secondary Importance and the future belongs to 1/2
maskedrabbit
And here we are criticizing critics.
Magsnohlia
the man who does things." Theodore Roosevelt.
maskedrabbit
Also tho the critics job is valuable. They provide insight and context to work that might be under (or over) appreciated.
StopTheWorldIWannaGetOff
Even if I disagree with a critic, it's interesting to hear insights and nuances that I'm not aware of. Especially with wine and food.
StopTheWorldIWannaGetOff
Aspects I never considered or even knew existed, gives new perspective and appreciation. But in the end, I like what I like tho.
maskedrabbit
This is the proper way to use a review or critique
ChefLes
For the very very few who are good, yes they are valuable. Most are pretentious wankers who are trying to make themselves feel better. 1/2
ChefLes
2/2 the trick is to find a reviewer who you agree with. Have you tried a dish there and agree? Go with it. Very few meet that criteria imho.
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MyleKeville
and their selves to our judgment. We thrive on negative criticism, which is fun to write and to read. But the bitter truth we critics 2/
MyleKeville
must face, is that in the grand scheme of things, the average piece of junk is probably more meaningful than our criticism designating it so
RyuNoel
I once made this argument on imgur. Spent 2 days replying someone who absolutely refused to accept that their criticism isn't gospel.
RyuNoel
To some people, criticism is simply above criticism. There's no subjectivity. "Polished turd" 'Bag of shit" and all other fecal metaphors.
RyuNoel
Those metaphors to them are set in stone. And no matter how many disagree, they cannot accept that others may see the same things different
Anewandoriginalname
20 years in professional kitchens, from dishwasher, to chef du cuisine, and he's the only critic I ever respected.
TeslaSupreme
That is brilliant writing right there
NullUser20
No love for the yelpers?
KommissarLyus
https://youtu.be/pDlR_ccnZww
OlympicSnorkler
My favorite Disney movie from adulthood.
henrysnugglemonster
It’s really good
Drawkcabemanresu
Never seen it
scourtt
Was going to upvote then read adulthood as "childhood" then quickly gathered myself and reread again. Glad I did
RyanMorrish
The Lion King is still hands-down my favorite movie of all time
righteousbookworm
Up is mine but I'll have to see soul a few more times. Might suppla t the champion. Ratatouille is 2nd.
Flamingoid
Same. It's just a great movie. Thought I was gonna hate it when I saw trailers of a rat controlling a man by pulling his hair.
cooplander
It's a goddamn masterpiece.
thatclimbingguy
Ehhhh. I mean I really really REALLY like it, like most Pixar movies! BUT, the whole thing about the hair control was just a bit...forced.
butterbuncheesefries
Not Disney at all. Pixar
DDutchman
Couldn't agree more. Pixar smashed this one outta the park
awkwardbeautiful
From adulthood my favorite is Coco. Both the story and the visual. Just a great movie.
ForgeoftheWordsmith
Coco is incredible but Inside Out takes the cake for me
OlympicSnorkler
Coco makes me cry every time. As a grown man, I have no shame in that.
gurragurra
Hearing Miguel sing "Remember Me" through tears always leaves me in a puddle of tears. Grown man here too
Skizzlesnap
Gorgeous movie.
awkwardbeautiful
I’m still blown away by how stunning the art was in that movie.The lighting and textures were next level. I still choke up at the ending.
derzilly
I'm bawling from the time the old guy is forgotten basically thru the rest of the movie lmao. Love it.
BallsDeepinaDragonscloaca
From my adulthood it is Zootopia, hands down!
603933
BallsDeepinaDragonscloaca
I've been one since I was 11.
AyrA
Should have picked another username then.
FilthyEarther
Pixar…
gionathano
derzilly
Disney bought Pixar in 2006. Ratatouille was released in 2007. "Disney movie" is technically correct, the best kind of correct.
gionathano
FilthyEarther
It’s a damn Pixar movie. Disney only released it. Just like all of the damn studio ghibli movies.
derzilly
derzilly
It's "technically" a Disney movie, no matter how mad you get about that :) I didn't say it wasn't a Pixar film. It *is* a Disney movie tho.
joeyecho101
This is Pixar's best movie. I know what I said.
russiandollsarejustsofullofthemselves
Finding Nemo or else Toy Story 2 for me.
PocketCleric
Ill allow it, only because Emperors New Groove isn't Pixar
Mousedetective
It’s actually my favourite Pixar movie
mremaknu
I'm not and will never be a chef, but I am an artist, and this entire scene and Ego's speech slapped me and I cried like a damn baby.
moxiefoxxy
A chef is just a ‘food’ artist ?
ProgeriaProstitutes
They make so many good movies it's hard to choose.
frustratinglyneutral
My favorite is Wall-E, but this scene is incredible and never fails to amaze me.
muckamuckamuck
No Pixar mom tho
joeyecho101
DJPoppinFresh
Nah, it’s inside out or coco
PocketCleric
Book of Life was better, fight me
ScarecrowSticks
Wall-E was also a good one
GodsFoot
My Wall-E headcanon is that there were many ships with fallout like experiments going on. The Axiom for consumerism, etc
ScarecrowSticks
frustratinglyneutral
Wall-E is the best!
metalrulercid
Facts. Wall-E never fails to amaze me.
TheFeralDog
Disagree but it's a great movie. Up, Toy Story Monsters inc, Walle, Cars, are better. A Bug's Life, Brave about even. .. *Braces for hate*
Averagestumbler
*hates*
TheFeralDog
I knew I'd get some hate, but the level of obscenity you directed at me is quite impressive!
Cela84
You like the story of an annoying princess who turns her mom into a bear and gets what she wants without any comeuppance?
Arcrosis
On the surface i would agree, but its much more complicated than that.
TheFeralDog
Umm *goes red with embarrassment* I...umm I like redheads....
Cela84
KaoruVanity
DooksandPooks
Pixar rarely makes a bad movie...except Cars, we don't talk about Cars.
MonteCristo1985
I thought the dinosaur movie was worse.
yeagoodthanks
Wrong, cars is my favourite
DooksandPooks
SharkoutofWata
Cars was fun and wholesome. Cars 2 was unspeakable. And Planes... I was amazed how bad that movie was.
Arcrosis
Planes wasnt actually pixar
ottercontrol
I dont feel like bugs was good. But I think I look at their other movies as a comparison and bugs wasnt one of the better.
ottercontrol
Also, I do not think good dinosaur was great either. Agian, comparing it to their others it's just at the bottom of the list
Ulthirm
The good dinosaur was one of the films I had to watch for French class. I hate it solely on that point.
saranara100
It's between this and Up for me
blueyedwineaux
The top three are listed here.
muramaza
y'all are on something if you're not counting Coco.
blueyedwineaux
Fair point!
ameranthe
Coco is my favorite. Even after I had to see it hundreds of times to appease my nephew. It's that good.
keenharlequin
Coco is also hugely important because it’s a benchmark for how to tell a story about another culture and treat it with immense care and...
keenharlequin
respect. It’s no coincidence that Coco was the highest grossing film of all time in Mexico.