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Was R151.95Now R144.35(eB 1444)
Delivery time: 24hr delivery in main centres: Order before 12h00 Monday - Friday, to receive the next working day
Average customer rating:  Format: DVD
Zone: 2
Age Restriction: PG
Video Encoding: 2.35.1
Subtitle languages: English, English for hearing impaired, Hindi
Audio Encoding: Dolby Digital 5.1
Ratatouille (2 Disc)
Studio: Walt Disney
Was R151.95
Now R144.35
Disney and Pixar combine for this animated tale, which follows the exploits of a French rat who dwells in an upmarket Parisien restaurant. Remy has great dreams of becoming a world-class chef, despite disapproval from his family, and the fact that he is t From the creators of Cars and The Incredibles comes a breakthrough comedy with something for
everyone. With delightful new characters, experience Paris from an all-new perspective.
In one of Paris' finest restaurants, Remy, a determined young rat, dreams of becoming a renowned French
chef. Torn between his family's wishes and his true calling, Remy and his pal Linguini set in motion a
hilarious chain of events that turns the City of Lights upside down.
This 2-disc Collector’s Edition is a treat you'll want to enjoy again and again Fine Food & Film - See Two Worlds Come Together In This Behind The-Scenes Feature With Director Brad Bird
Critically Acclaimed Chef Thomas Keller
An All-New Animated Short:
Remy & Emile In "Your Friend The Rat"
"Lifted" -
Hilarious
Animated
Theatrical Short Film
Building Paris:
Discover How Paris Was
Created Through The
Magic Of Animation
Character Profiles:
Uncover Secrets Of
Your Favorite Characters
Progression Reel: Rapids
Exclusive, Behind-The-Scenes Documentary
Deleted Scenes
Remy's
Incredible
But Edible:
3 Unseen Clips
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RatatouilleReviewed by Nick Plowman from Johannesburg on 23 March 2008
382 of 830 people found the following review helpful:
Besides its sparkling screenplay and spot on comedy, the animation is astounding too. Never before, have I seen such a detailed and vividly animated film. Every single frame is a wonder to behold. Every character looks unique and the effort taken to ensure that everything looks authentic without becoming bland is very clear. The City of Lights is a beautiful place, but it has never shone as bright as it has now, in Ratatouille.
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What a meal!Reviewed by Mr Dirk Visser from Maputo, Mozambique on 04 February 2008
403 of 893 people found the following review helpful:
Disney and Pixar has really cooked up something special with this animated movie. They have captured something of the French culture and love for food and wine in an unusual way and definately give the viewer food for thought. "Anyone can cook" cuts through the critics' ranks even in the real world and gives the common chef in our mids a vast space of imaginable possibilities. After watching this movie, who doesn't want to cook?! Bon Appetite!
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