Description
Remy, a resident of Paris, appreciates good food and has quite a sophisticated palate. He would love to become a chef so he can create and enjoy culinary masterpieces to his heart's delight. The only problem is, Remy is a rat. When he winds up in the sewer beneath one of Paris' finest restaurants, the rodent gourmet finds himself ideally placed to realize his dream.
You can't watch it when you're hungry - drooling 😂
Even now, many cartoons that are 15-20 years old look better than the same cartoons that are less than 5 years old (not all but some)
Little Italy - as it is
Oh yes, the moments with the sanitary inspector are some of the best, just insanely funny!
, the picture fills with a sense of nostalgia and thoughts about the possibility of achieving anything, if only the
creators wanted to, they depicted more than 270 products and ready meals on the screen, and each of them was really cooked, photographed and drawn. to make the movement of the rats realistic, they were kept in the studio for more than a year, as a result, 1.15 million hairs were drawn from Remy.
Pixar is simply amazing
It still brings back fond memories.
Один из самых любимых. Про мечту. Про еду. С приятным послевкусием. Будто бы ощущаешь аромат специй, оливкого масла, помидоров...
Каждый раз пересматривая хочется приготовить что-нибудь вкусненькое, непривычное. Рататуй, например.
// или как после просмотра гарфилда - лазанью//
If you find a house at 8 Rue des Halles on Google maps - and look at it in panoramas, then you can see the very showcase where dead rats hang (Top places to visit in Paris, I think)
- Brother Atui? He looks like a rat...
- What did you say?!
Actually, this is Schrodinger's first rat. She is under the hood, but she doesn't seem to be there throughout the cartoon. I won't say that cooking a dish with rats made me hungry, but the idea itself is certainly entertaining.
It's a little unclear why there were love feelings between our curly-haired fake chef and that pointy-nosed Frenchwoman, but okay. Thank you that at least Remy did not look for rat Lariska to deepen the plot.
And let's be honest - did you also have any thoughts during the viewing, which rat achieved greater success - Splinter or Remy?
Which is more difficult? Should I raise fighting turtles or make soup out of them?
And according to the cartoon... This is probably the maximum that can be squeezed out of such a story. The best scene of the cartoon is when all the rats came to Remy's aid to cook dishes. I am glad that the family did not turn away from him in a difficult moment.
I'm reviewing it very privately.
I love the words of the boss " Don't let anyone put you in the frame"