A rat supplanted Mickey Mouse as the No. 1 rodent at Disney last summer with this latest cartoon from the studio’s partnership with Pixar Animation, the masters of computer-generated storytelling.

“Ratatouille”: A rat supplanted Mickey Mouse as the No. 1 rodent at Disney last summer with this latest cartoon from the studio’s partnership with Pixar Animation, the masters of computer-generated ...

I decided to hold this review (and the Pixar Short Films DVD) for as long as I could because I wanted it to be fresh in everyone's minds as they prepared for the start of the Christmas shopping season ...

Arat supplanted Mickey Mouse as the No. 1 rodent at Disney last summer with the release of “Ratatouille,” the latest cartoon from the studio”s partnership with Pixar Animation, the masters of computer ...

If ever there was a film to convince people that rats have a place in the kitchen it was the spectacularly well-reviewed Ratatouille. And on November 6, 2007 this Pixar rodent is cooking up his ...

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - The culinary cartoon "Ratatouille" opened at No. 1 on the national DVD sales chart during the week ending November 11, while the Adam Sandler comedy "I Now Pronounce ...

At the Ratatouille DVD realease party last night at Social Hollywood/Boulevard 3, we happened to be in the buffet line where unconfirmed-but-probable new Social chef Michel Richard hammed it up for ...

WHO isn't on first name terms with a celebrity chef these days? Jamie, Nigella, Gordon and Delia are a constant presence on our televisions, trying to convince us to swap a microwaved meal for ...

"Ratatouille doesn't sound delicious," says the naive young chef Linguini (Lou Romano) in Pixar's latest multi-Oscar-nominated triumph. Even animated, a movie associating rats with fine cuisine ...

Pixar Animation Studios' "Ratatouille" dominated the 35th annual Annie Awards on Friday night, taking the prizes for best animated feature, directing and screenwriting — the latter two for Brad Bird — ...

Pixar Animation Studios’ “Ratatouille” dominated the 35th annual Annie Awards on Friday night, taking the prizes for best animated feature, directing and screenwriting –– the latter two for Brad Bird ...