James vs Ratatouille
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Original Movie: Ratatouille (2007)
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What movie would you guys want me to VS?
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Fight Club maybe?
At Close Range (1986)
Northman (2022)
The Help (2011)
Field of Dreams (1989)
A Time to Kill (1996)
The Postman (1997)
The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996)
On Golden Pond (1981)
The fact that they consulted an actual French chef makes me so happy
Gusteau in looks was based on Paul Bocuse, legendary chef.
Nice! Thank you for that!
@@JamesVSCinema if you want to see the real guy, when Anthony Bourdain went to Lyon on No Reservations - CNN, he spent a good part of the episode with him.
If the rats are clean and the food is good then hell yeah.
Nobody else thinks it’s hilarious that his brother’s name sounds like “A meal” 🤭
So glad you watched this~ Just wanted to pop in as someone who has been keeping domesticated pet rats for over 4 years now - keep in mind that wild rats and domesticated rats are different! Humankind has been domesticating rats for centuries at this point, and they are extremely clean & sociable! You wouldn't want to keep a wild rat unless you were an animal rescue worker, but that goes for any animal species - none of us would mess with feral cats. The only downside about pet rats is they only live about 2 years on average. 💔 I love Ratatouille so much, I'm glad it's helped people be a little less afraid of these animals that live alongside us humans.
I am subbed :)
rats make great pets. they're super smart and friendly. they get a bad rap. this may be my favorite pixar movie
There was a girl who lived near me that always had a white rat riding on her shoulder
This movie is the embodiment of the phrase "Let him cook!"
rats got a bad rap for the whole plague thing, lol , when it was really the fleas that carried it and just hitched a ride
Damn we gotta change the history books hahaha
They’re also way smarter than people think and one of the most sacrificed animals in experiments. We should honor rats for their contributions to scientific research 😂
guilty by association XDD
“The whole plague thing” yeah a few people died I guess nbd 😂
I can’t think of the general ethos of Gusteau without thinking about Anthony Bourdain. He never said “anyone can cook” explicitly the way Gusteau does, but he did more than enough to show it. This film was one of my favorite growing up, and Bourdain was one of the people I looked up to most in the world after I grew up a little more. Now, revisiting this movie as an adult, I see a direct line of connection between his philosophy and the philosophy of Ratatouille. RIP king
Man, this is one of my favorites, always a tearjerker
Can’t blame ya homie!
Fun fact rats are believed NOT to have a gag reflex so the fact that Remy gagged shows how bad of a cook Linguini is 😂
Rats make the most wonderful pets. Trainable and affectionate, the only potential problem is that they don't have very long lives.
The final review of Ego is super touching to me now because I feel like it's never more true today. You see so many people out there trying to thrive and profit from negativity and it's great that Ego finally came around and embrace positivity
19:23 IM THE TRASHMAN. I GO ON AND THROW GARBAGE ALL OV-ALL OVER THE RING. THEN I EAT THE GARBAGE
-Ratatouille is definitely one of my top Pixar films. I think out of all the main characters they've had, the Remy character speaks to me the most (I sorta equate his love of cooking to my love of films)
-I'm with you in how animation can transform things that are fearful in real life and make them more approachable.
-Shout out to the voice acting in this, Wall-E, Up and Incredibles in these films. Like the voice acting is great in all the Pixar films but those four I mention really didn't have the huge name stars.
-Brad Bird is one of the MVPs of the film. I'll say it again that this man deserves more credit as a screenwriter.
Makes me miss the pet rats we used to have before we found I was allergic. I had one that taught herself to wave goodbye to me when I went to work every morning.
Let’s go he’s talking about my favorite Pixar movie!
Hope you enjoy!
Gotta appreciate Brad Bird's animations.
I get into that in the video actually
i adored this era of pixar. 2004-2010 were fantastic years for them
Late 90s with films like the first toy story, going into 2010 is the golden age of pixar. That first 15 or so years was what put them on the map, and nothing they've made since has quite held up
Please watch Mallrats written/directed by Kevin Smith.
Still happily subscribed, King. What nonsense are they trying to pull?
The most fascinating thing about this story is how it treats/deals with its protagonists.
Gusteau reminds me of super hip celebrity chef Matty Matheson AKA Neil Geoff Fak of THE BEAR fame. That show is a mind virus- As soon as any kitchen commotion montage started- I couldn't help but start hearing Carmy yelling about how terrible it is.
"THIS IS HOW MOST OF YOU LOOK" Made me spit out my cereal.
The guy voices the bad chef is the guy who plays Bilbo in LotR. And that makes the performance even more delightful.
FYI, Anton Ego the food critic was voiced by Peter O'Toole (Lawrence of Arabia)
That awkward feeling when I love this movie but would pass out if I actually saw a rat cooking in my kitchen 😂
The shop with dead rats in the window actually exists.
Linguini seems like a less chaotic Greg from Succsession
One of my favourite movies of all time. Also, it always makes me hungry, when I watch it :D
"You got the sauce bro. And the cool thing is you also know how to cook it"
Best quote about this movie I have ever seen
I know those stoned out thoughts
Dude, I’ve been subscribed for a couple of years I think. But after u said ytube unsubscribe people I double checked and sure as shit, I had to hit subscribe again.
Good looking out!
Interesting fact, the number of folds or ‘plaits’ on a chefs hat are traditionally to symbolise how many ways they can cook an egg
I love this movie for helping people come around to the idea that rats are cute. Domestic rats and mice actually great starter pets! They're easy to feed, house, and clean up after. And you can teach them cool tricks! You can even let them loose at home if they trust you enough. And they love being tickled! 😊
Can you please do Menace II Society next please?
This has to be one of the top three animated movies ever made. It's so great on every level.
I like a comment someone else made on the villain saying he's not evil he's just depressed because his mother's cooking was the best he ever had and now she's gone he's never been able to find anyone to replicate it.
Been here since the fall of 2020 love this movie looking forward to the content
Hell yeah closing out the workday with James and a dope flick. I am still subscribed
Watching this movie always makes me feel hungry and French
I still have the cooking book that came with the DVD.
James vs Howl’s Moving Castle attempt #3
Oh I hope he does! I think he wasn't doing anime on the channel for a while cause the videos don't do very well usually, and RUclips starts planning your funeral if stuff under performs in the first week. Ghibli movies have a much wider appeal though, and with the new "James vs _____" he might be able to do it!
I think he should do "Spirited Away."
I find it funny because I rewatched this just yesterday - it is such an underrated film within Pixar's catalogue. Really enjoy this one!
Why did I look up that snake video. Not cool homie
Ay, I didn’t tell you to do all that hahaha
You are right lol I got myself into it! Great movie by the way. Loved the reaction!
am subscribed and happy you're reacting to this brilliant movie
happy to hear!!
this movie is so good, and im so glad they never made a sequal
Nice! My favorite Pixar film. LOVE this. Anytime it's on, no matter if it's just beginning, or half over, I'll finish watching it. SOOO good!
Just checked and I am subscribed!! Awesomesauce 🎉 Once again, love hearing your thoughts on movies. Also, yotally agree about animation being a soft form of flooding for helping us begin to tolerate fears and phobias. For example, this film helped me face my fear of criticism and failure! Less literal than rats of course, but still helpful!
Dang i didnt have the bell rung, fixed that
Cheers!! Happy it’s not messing with ya!
Just reporting, as asked, that I too was somehow unsubscribed here... No idea why or how. While I'm here, can I just thank you for being along with me every now and then for the last five years or so... Am an old cinephile and I love hearing what you have to say and have you take me to ways of looking at things that are often new to me... You are very much appreciated! Best wishes always, Karl, Leeds, England.
The best Pixar film! Followed closely by The Incredibles. Pixar films already tend to be masterpieces, but imo Brad Bird's movies are in a league of their own.
am still subbed
Yo i was legit wanting to submit a request for this movie. 😂😂 This is mine and my daughter’s comfort movie! ❤👩🏼🍳
Great video James! I would love to see you react to "The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn", I think is a pretty underrated action and adventure animated movie
I would go every gd day and tip in cheese wheels if I went to a restaurant and a RAT cooked a meal that made me question reality and have flashbacks to some top tier home cooking by an French mother that I didn’t have - every gd day
This is the only Pixar movie I saw in the movie theater when I was an actual kid. Was with my brother and grandpa. That movie felt like the first mature story for a movie I took seriously.
I would love for the next Pixar movie to be Inside Out, that movie would send James into a fucking emotional riot!
I started rolling the moment you said “I know that guys built weird..but” lol😂😂
Gesteau is nased on a chef named Bernard Loiseau. He was an amazing chef, but his perfectionism and posible depression caused him to take his own life die to criticism
Randall. The evil chameleon guy in Monsters Inc. is Randall.
I am a chef and this movie creeps me out every time. I see the story, I know its wholesome and fun, but I cant get over the facts that there is a rat in the kitchen.
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwww!!!
:D
Great movie. I recommend Monster House. Some of the best animation I've ever seen.
Would love to see Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron if you haven’t yet!
I always watch that movie when i have a creativity block or just down in general ❤
Okay but how could she not smell the giant fucking rat colony in her attic
This is the third time I’ve resubscribed to you on this broken app in the last couple years
Love this movie!! 🍿
Love this vs. stuff. Great movie, ty for the watch 🙏🏼
still subscribed, still loving every episode
Omelet is the ultimate breakfast food. I said it.
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Still subscribed! I'd notice if I weren't, I keep my sub list pretty short and you've got a great eye for detail.
Awesome, thank you!
Watch invincible? 🙏
Still subscribed!
I’m subscribed. Have been a looong time
🤘🏽
Fantastic ❤❤
I agree!
Rat is so cool
I'm subbed
Was subbed, still subbed, will be subbed.
My guy 🙏🏽
@@JamesVSCinema stay healthy, stay hydrated 😎
My favorite disney movie, hands down
Easily in my Top 5 Pixar, maybe even Top 3
Subbed
Yes
Another ad read, good for you man!
This is one of my favorite Pixar movies. I just took my daughter to Disney World a couple of weeks ago and she loved this ride. Great reaction, as always!