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The Cine-Files

242 Ratatouille Part 1

The Cine-Files

Steve Morris & John Rocha

Tv & Film

4.81.5K Ratings

🗓️ 13 August 2021

⏱️ 117 minutes

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Summary

It's hard to pick the strangest idea for a film to come out of Pixar studios; a garbage collecting robot? An old man who takes his house Up with a bunch of balloons? Or maybe it's that trip inside a little girl's brain? However, the story of a rat who dreams of becoming a great chef and  (Spoiler Alert) succeeds has got to be in the running. 

And of course, we wouldn't dream of doing a Pixar movie without our resident animation expert MIchael Vogel to help us out. 

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0:00.0

Hi, this is Steve, so obviously I love movies. I mean, if five years of doing the

0:05.4

cine files doesn't prove that, I don't know what will. But something I love just

0:09.8

about as much as food. In fact, I subscribe to way more food podcasts than movie

0:14.4

podcasts, including KCRW's Good Food, Dan Pashman Sportful, and my current favorite

0:19.7

world-renowned chef, David Chang's podcast, The Dave Chang Show, and its fantastic

0:24.5

Spinoff recipe club. Now, that's a lot of hours I spend listening to people talk

0:29.2

about food, but the thing is, a lot of those foodies also love movies, and I can't

0:35.2

tell you how many times I've heard famous chefs say that the single most accurate

0:40.6

movie about working in a restaurant is Ratatouille. That's right, for great chefs,

0:45.7

the Pixar animated film about a rat cooking hot cuisine gives the best

0:51.5

representation of what working in a restaurant is really like. Don't believe me?

0:55.8

Well, you might want to check it out for yourself by going to cinephiles.net where

0:59.2

you can buy or stream Ratatouille along with every other movie we've ever reviewed.

1:03.3

And if you happen to support the show on patreon.com slash the cine files, right now you

1:10.1

could be listening to us answering a question from a patron who wanted to know if we

1:14.5

thought studios checking diversity boxes, no matter how well-intentioned, could end

1:20.2

up damaging films. Needless to say, John and I had a lot to say on that topic. Oh,

1:25.5

and one more thing, you didn't think we could do a Pixar movie without inviting our

1:29.8

favorite animation expert geek buddy Michael Vogel back to the show. So, that's checking

1:35.9

boxes on patreon and part one of Ratatouille with special guest Michael Vogel this Friday

1:42.1

on the cine files. How can we claim to represent the name of Gustav if we don't uphold his

1:47.6

most cherished belief? And what belief is that, Matt Moiselle Tatou? Anyone can cook.

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