Ratatouille
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Ratatouille

He's dying to become a chef.

2007 • 111 min • Animation · Comedy · Family · Fantasy

Our family guide

Best from age 6
94
Movie Knight Score
18730 reviews
  • 100 Families · 2 · 71%
  • 78 Audience · 18728 · 29%

Remy, a rat with extraordinary taste, dreams of becoming a chef. He forms an unlikely partnership with a young kitchen worker in a famous Parisian restaurant. Together, they navigate the culinary world, facing challenges from a demanding head chef, a tough food critic, and Remy's own family.

Violence & peril
2/10
Language
1/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking
1/10
Romance & sensuality
0/10
Scary moments
3/10

Heads up

  • Chases and comedic falls
  • Some peril for the characters
  • Reference to alcohol in- and consumption of alcohol

What it models well

  • Following your dreams
  • Teamwork and unlikely friendships
  • Honesty and integrity
  • Hard work and determination

Talk about it after

  • Judging others by appearance
  • The importance of good food
  • Dealing with criticism
  • Sibling relationships

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Top billed cast

Director: Brad Bird • Crew: Jan Pinkava, Jim Capobianco, Brad Bird, Brad Bird

Trailers & clips

How Ratatouille Came to Life | Disney Insider Interview with Harley Jessup

Remy & His Father - Official Clip

Can Martyn Recreate Ratatouille’s Signature Dish?

Ratatouille's "Le Festin" with Kitchen Objects!

RATATOUILLE — Brad Bird cooks up the ultimate food film | MUBI Podcast

The Perfect Dish - Official Clip

Linguini & Remy’s Hilarious Kitchen Chaos!

Colette's Top Kitchen Tips!

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It was when I watched this movie that I learned that we are all capable of doing everything. It's a good movie that can be watched by everyone.

I Simply cannot get over this movie. The story behind the movie makes it more fun to see over and over again. The animation is eye friendly. How the rodents could become more intentional and industrious at the end meant something different for me. Every watch looks new and i notice a new moral from the movie. This is defintely a must watch for all ages, as the content is family friendly and has morals to teach kids that their background does not always determine their potentials in life. Anyone can cook.....

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