Ratatouille

[crawfish]

Nobody has posted a thread about this excellent movie? Pixar does it again. Highly recommended.

[Hamhock]

kid safe?

[colleyvillesooner]

Took our 11 y/o niece to see it Sunday. Pretty good. I thought the funniest part was the 5 minute cartoon before the movie. :D

[frankensooner]

I was going to say how great it was, but I didn't know how to spell it! ;)

[Jeopardude]

Amazing looking and not dumbed down. Big thumbs up.

[crawfish]

kid safe?

Definitely.

I can see that some younger kids might get restless. It's not action-packed, to say the least. Very slow-paced. Lots of discussion about cooking and food.

However, despite its lack of obviously exciting premise, it works wonderfully.

[nmsoonergirl]

We loved it. I'm not sure it will be a "nemo-esque" hit with preschoolers, but I think older kids will really enjoy it.

[colleyvillesooner]

I'd agree with the older kids comment. It was long for a cartoon.

[SCOUT]

Our family enjoyed it too. My five year wasn't bored in the least and stayed in tune through the whole movie.

[Boarder]

They've been showing trailers for it seems like forever and I've always thought, "Ugh, looks crappy". I'll end up taking the boys, though.

[NormanPride]

I love cooking, so I had to see this one. It's excellent, but I can see where younger kids may not like it. Especially if they're given too much sugar and are used to ADD-esque entertainment. :D

[SwitzerFan]

I am initially turned off by the concept of rats and food. Seems like a bad idea.

[Widescreen]

I wasn't all that excited about seeing it, which is unusual for a Pixar movie but I really enjoyed it. Wasn't their best but better than any of the non-pixar crap out there.

[achiro]

I agree, not the best but still pretty good, worth seeing.