When the world fell in love with a chef rat.
Presentation:
It’s hard to understand why this film is so popular. It’s a great story, but nearly anyone you meet will have watched this film about a rat wanting to become a chef through piloting a human. It’s referenced countless time and has become a pop cultural icon. It’s a touching and heartfelt film for sure, but it’s unclear what makes it so much universal acclaim. Perhaps it is the food, perhaps it is the emotional reward. What’s for sure, this film will leave you satisfied and wanting seconds.
Conclusion:
A heartfelt family film that anyone can enjoy. All Pixar films are like this, but this one is particularly memorable.
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