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Haven't seen it. Worth renting, I take it?
by TheTarquin 19y ago
Haven't seen it. Worth renting, I take it?
- aston 19y agoIf you fall under any of the following, yes: - Pixar movie lover (in my opinion the best story so far) - Foodie (lots to geek out about) - Computer Graphics hacker (even more to geek out about)
- rglullis 19y agoMore than that, in my opinion. Ratatouille is a great movie in itself. Just like "The Incredibles", it is a film where you see fully developed characters and an interesting story without getting pseudo-intelectual over it. Also, I went to see it with my girlfriend at the time. It was a few weeks past the opening weekend, and I remember that we've noticed how few people were "taking the kids" to the movie. They were going on their own, which I took as a excellent sign that animated movies are no longer just about the cute factor. Computers are just supporting the movie, instead of being the selling point of it.
- TheTarquin 19y agoGood to know, I'll put it on my to-watch list. And you're definitely right: animated/CGed media is no longer "kids media". I think it's kind of paralleling a similar trend in comics/graphic novels no longer being "kids stuff."
- TheTarquin 19y ago" Pixar movie lover (in my opinion the best story so far)" After looking up what movies Pixar has done, I'll definitely check this one out. I remember quite liking the few I've seen. Thanks for the recommendation!
- rms 19y agoJust about every movie that got an Oscar nod is a worth a trip to The Pirate Bay. My favorites this year were Diving Bell and the Butterfly, There Will be Blood, and War/Dance.
- aston 19y agoUpmod for truth. How'd you like No Country for Old Men? I thought it was an instant classic, though in a head scratching way.
- TheTarquin 19y agoGood to know. I'll look into those. Thanks!