Ratatouille

I loved it... Not as good as Incredibles though...

 

It should be noted that my pick for the best film of the year (Sicko) is a documentary and not even in wide release yet... Good comparison though...

 

Agreed. Saw Wed last night and laughed the whole way through. Not as good as Knocked Up, but it was good.

 

I didn't even notice that it was so long, and neither did my energetic and potty-trained 4-year-old. It certainly didn't seem that long.

 

Quite good, with a good theme (and well-handled ending). Not quite as funny as it could have been, and it seemed more geared toward adults than kids.

 

I haven't seen Ratatouille but I'm already sick of it. I hate the Disney promotion/marketing machine.

 

Not saying much. Shrek3 sucked.

My 13 year old saw Ratatouille at a screening a week ago and said it was awesome. Tried to take the munchkins yesterday and the showings were sold out. I'll try again Saturday.

And the only purpose a movie reviewer serves for me is to tell me how many minutes the movie lasts (gotta plan down to the nanosecond these days) and if there is objectionable material in the flick. I pretty much read only the last paragraph of a review.

 

Is it really that long? The listing I saw had it at 110 minutes.

 

It's shorter than two hours...

 

If License to Wed is actually a good movie, the trailer must be the most deceptive crap in movie history. And I don't understand the vitriol against critics; I usually find that when I go to movies they pan, I usually regret it.

 

I have vitriol against critics because the way they write lends to them an air of superiority, and they take such convoluted twists in arriving at an opinion. It's just a movie review, not literature.