Break the inertia of thinking

"Ratatouille" breaks people's inertia of thinking and makes Xiaomi the mouse as the core character of the film. He hopes to end his life of picking up garbage and become the top in Paris. The chef of the restaurant prepares the most delicious dishes by himself. When it had difficulty entering the kitchen of a five-star hotel, the new cleaner Xiao Kuan was of great help. The homeless Xiao Kuan was eager to keep his job in the hotel, but he was clumsy and couldn't cook at all. Each of their strengths can help each other, and so the most unlikely friendship in the world is born. The film expresses a truth that applies to everyone: value friendship and remain loyal. (Review by "Sanqin Metropolis Daily")

Top production capabilities

The film is completely produced using popular CG technology. Compared with the thin sound in "Future Boy", Pixar's creation This time the team took control of the work in their own hands and showed their true strength. The stills of the film demonstrate Pixar's profound artistic skills. Remy looks at Paris under the sunset, and the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Seine River is rendered in the glow. The soft light, the scene's layers and details are clear, and the color and texture of the mouse's hair are soft and smooth. , which is exactly what the world's top animation team can achieve. (Time Online Review)

The characters and animals are real

The protagonist Xiaomi in the film expresses its "human" nature with subtle eyes. The characters and animals look quite real, especially The scene where Xiaomi tries to direct Linguini's body movements is full of joy; the design of Xiaomi's family: the hair is perfectly fine, and the dynamic effects of movement and escape are very realistic, which is obviously a step up from "Monsters, Inc.", the little mouse is in the kitchen The visual effects of Skywarp are even better than those of "Finding Nemo"; including the geographical expression of placing the restaurant between the Louvre Museum and the Seine River can also create perfect visual effects.

(Reviewed by "Southern Metropolis Daily")