This is the best Pixar movie. The ending alone takes the cake.

>>91859980
I see what you did there

>>91859980
Stupid movie about a snobby asshole who hates his friends. Literally one great scene with the food critic, that's it.

Why the fuck did he tell the truth about the rat again?
Why not let everyone at Gusteau's keep their jobs?

>>91860108

He was taking all the credit, without the rat he was nobody.


..there were rats in the kitchen, duh.

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>not Grandpa Carl's Flying House
>not Inside Out

>>91860685
The only memorable thing about Up was the emotional manipulation at the beginning.
Inside Out was just overall incredibly mediocre.
While Ratatouille wasn't great, compared to those two movies it stands out.

>>730568258
Too slow, too boring, takes itself too seriously, and not funny at all.

>not Monsters Inc.
>not Finding Nemo
>not the Toy Story trilogy

>not The Incredibles

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>what is Wall-E
Ratatouille is a good movie, hell, most less-recent pixar movies are great, but how can Wall-E not be in your top five?

>>91859980
The best villain in Pixar history as well.
Or is it fair to label Ego a villain? That title probably belongs to the head-chef, what's Ego then?

>>91860728
>Emotional manipulation
When is it NOT emotional manipulation though? Like what qualifies for it to be not that? As far as I am concerned, it worked for something so short.

>>91860909
I'd say a non-villainous antagonist.

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>>91860685
>Inside Out

>>91860909
Neutral