Anyone who has followed this blog in a more or less regularly will have seen that I am not particularly fond of animation film. In fact this is the first animated film that I speak on "Mid-Plane," but is that the eighth draft Pixar factory that was presented in 2007 was so delicious (and pun intended) not I can keep passing it on high. A beautiful story with a moral improvement for adults, like all animation production that boasts, also had a good number of children that helped the story not only gained strength, but also excited the public younger.
Its protagonist, the young rat Remy charisma and high degree of tenderness, had some very human characteristics that often found it easier to identify with her than with the other characters in the film. A character who was facing a fate that simply did not accept, a disagreement that would put his own life in danger just to chase a dream, a dream that had originally banned from the moment of birth. How humans should learn from this rat!
The greatness of " Ratatouille" was not only in its history. When we speak of this title talk about one of the best technical work that had been seen to date, which succeeded, to cite only one example, had never before seen footage of actual water as an animated film. Technical work was supported by a great knowledge of what was being addressed. The team of " Ratatouille" came to apuntars
ea different cooking classes (not without reason, some images on the tape actually managed to awaken the appetite) and visited for a week the city of Paris (from its sewers to their luxury restaurants) only to give credibility to the scenes and language in it is used, even to watch dozens of movies in the neighboring country to the characters to have the movements' most Francophile "possible, especially those who performed mouth when speaking. The final product, how could it be otherwise, it was brilliant: Oscar winner for best film animation and candidates in four other categories (competing under the same real image films). The logical outcome of a job well done. Mystical
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