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Ratatouille

  1. vulture lists
    All 27 Pixar Movies, RankedNone of these movies is bad, but one of them has to be No. 27 and one of them has to be No. 1.
    By Tim Grierson and Will Leitch
  2. extremely online
    The Rats Hidden Under All Our Hats Helped Ratatouille Musical Raise Over $1MProceeds from the TikTok musical will go to the Actors Fund.
    By Halle Kiefer
  3. off off broadway
    Ashley Park Got a Sign From the Universe to Do the Ratatouille MusicalThe ghost of Gusteau pulls through yet again.
    By Rebecca Alter
  4. streaming theater
    How Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical Came to Be (and Yes, Disney’s Okay With It)A benefit for the Actors Fund brought everyone together.
    By Helen Shaw
  5. theater
    Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical Cooks Up a Cast of Broadway Heavy-HittersTituss Burgess and Andrew Barth Feldman will star.
    By Justin Curto
  6. extremely online
    Watch Disney Parks’ ‘Unofficial’ Ratatouille TikTok Musical NumberStarring Disney Channel’s Milo Manheim.
    By Rebecca Alter
  7. extremely online
    Broadway Is Closed, But Ratatouille the Musical Is Cooking on TikTok“Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would be embracing people referring to me as the ‘rat queen.’”
    By Rebecca Alter
  8. The 25 Best Animated Movie Voice Performances Since AladdinFrom The Lion King to Inside Out.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  9. infographics
    Pixar Movies As InfographicsHow Brave’s Princess Merida resembled Game of Thrones’ Stark kids, how much each Toy Story made viewers recognize their mortality, and more!
    By Jesse David Fox and Marisa Woocher
  10. ‘Ratatouille’ Director Brad Bird on Animated Movies: ‘Why Does It Always […]“Where’s the Francis Ford Coppola or the Alfonso Cuaron of the [animation] field? … Why can’t there be an Annie Hall? … Why does it always have […]
    By Bradford Evans
  11. recastings
    See The Avengers Reimagined As Pixar CharactersPulled from Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Up, Monsters, Inc., and Brave (upcoming).
    By Andre Tartar
  12. vulture lists
    7 Pixar Movie, RankedAnd which is the worst? And what does ‘worst’ mean when you’re talking about Pixar?
  13. kudos
    This Morning in Oscars: On Top of Everything Else, George Clooney Will Win Your Oscar PoolPlus: Michael Bay wins his Oscar!
  14. apropos of nothing
    ‘Ratatouille’ Will Probably Not Be Nominated for Best PictureRatatouille may be one of the year’s highest grossing movies. It may have a higher Metascore than Pulp Fiction, Raging Bull, and Schindler’s List. But, as the New York Times asks this morning, does it really have a shot at a nomination for a Best Picture Oscar?
  15. agenda
    Critics loved ‘Ratatouille’—more importantly, so did kids.No less an authority than David Edelstein said that Pixar topped itself with this kid-and-foodie classic.
  16. the take
    Apparently, ‘Ratatouille’ WAS Pixar’s First Flop“What the hell, Pixar dudes?”
  17. the take
    Disney Cancels ‘Ratatouille’ Wine; Children Forced to Stick With Jose CuervoDisney has canceled its line of Ratatouille wines because of advertising standards banning the use of any promotion “that might appeal to people below the legal drinking age by using photos of very young models or cartoons.”
  18. the take
    Paul Dergarabedian Watch: Paul D. Compares Numbers With Other NumbersOn Ratatouille: “There is an innate bias against animated films. They are perceived as being for kids.”
  19. quote machine
    Patton Oswalt Likens Self to Prisoners of the War on TerrorPlus Orlando Bloom, Chantal Kreviazuk and Aaron Eckhart!
  20. apropos of nothing
    Disney Animation, 1938: No Girls Allowed!The Beat links to an amazing pop-culture artifact: a 1938 rejection letter from Disney to a woman looking for a job as an animator. Printed on gorgeous Snow White stationery, the letter lays out the company’s policy in brutal detail:
  21. liner notes
    Who Drew Those Cool Little Taste Explosions in ‘Ratatouille’?With Ratatouille hitting No. 1 on the box-office charts this past weekend — though its $47 million take notably fell short of the openings of past Pixar hits Cars and Monsters, Inc. — animator and comics artist Michael Gagné sheds light on one tiny but delightful aspect of the film.
  22. ranters and ravers
    ‘Ratatouille’: Impersonal Entertainment Machine or Deeply Felt Aesthetic Manifesto?Pixar’s latest animated extravaganza, Ratatouille, is garnering near-unanimous praise from all quarters, currently sporting an astonishing Metacritic score of 95, which places it at No. 5 on the site’s all-time list, between Dr. Strangelove and The Manchurian Candidate.
  23. vulture picture palace
    ‘Ratatouille’ Animator Delivers Parisian Stick Figures in Love
  24. the take
    Will ‘Ratatouille’ Be Pixar’s First Flop?Amid all the Live Free or Die Hard hoopla, it’s been easy to forget there’s another potential box-office monster opening this week: Ratatouille, the newest film from Pixar, the geniuses who have delivered a nearly uninterrupted string of artistic and commercial triumphs since 1995’s Toy Story.