Chef Gusteau is featured in real magazines with realistic cover details. The intro of the movie tells viewers about Chef Gusteau's fame and motto, "Anyone can cook." It also shows several ...

On Disney World's new "Remy's Ratatouille Adventure," the attraction "shrinks" riders down to rodent-size proportions for a wild, immersive trip. An unofficial POV teaser of the epic new ...

Even 15 years later, Ratatouille's open-hearted approach is an endearing love letter to the artistic process 15 Years of Ratatouille: How Its Portrayal of an Artist’s Journey Was Pixar at the ...

Ratatouille might not reach the international boxoffice heights of The Incredibles — then again, maybe it will — but the film does rep another huge leap in CGI technique and imagination by the ...

'Ratatouille': A four-star rat. The animating idea at Pixar before it was consumed by Disney last year was to make feature-length cartoons for kids, but encode them with enough sophisticated humor ...

5. “If you focus on what you left behind, you will never be able to see what lies ahead.” — Gusteau (Ratatouille) 6. “The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of ...

"Ratatouille" is delicious. In this satisfying, souffle-light tale of a plucky French rodent with a passion for cooking, the master chefs at Pixar have blended all the right ingredients to produce ...

After seeing “Ratatouille,” you probably won’t love rats or hope that the critters in your basement come upstairs to cook you dinner, but, as Anton Ego received cooked-to-order at Gusteau’s, this film ...

'Ratatouille' In theaters now A You're thinking: Since when did an animated rat-flick review fit into a gay rag? If I wanted to bullshit you, I'd quip, ... Sure, Gusteau's "anyone's-a-cook" motto may ...

Top 10 Quotes From 'Ratatouille' ... Wise chef Gusteau would smile at the likes of fearless young chefs Josh Watkins, Josh Hines, Paul Petersen, Tyson Cole, Ryan Samson, ...

Here are 17 Pixar quotes that will give you the last ounces of inspiration you need, ... “If you focus on what you left behind you will never see what lies ahead.” — Gusteau, Ratatouille. 9.