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Ratatouille
Jun. 30th, 2007 08:54 amBrad Bird has once again shown himself to be a brilliant animation director; I have high hopes that he'll remain with Pixar a long, long time and raise them to heights unknown.
The animation was _incredible_. The use of the screen, the animated realism of the rats, the color, and oh, gods, the _sound_. Ratatouille demands a darn good sound system to deal with all the environmentals they worked with.
The only even slightly troublesome bit in the movie was all the false reveals. It made a number of twists and turns that didn't transition as smoothly as they could have, and that threw me a bit. However, it was a beautiful film, and I was in tears a couple of times laughing. The whole audience was thoroughly drawn in, and the applause they gave at the end was earnest.
Go see the movie! Pixar doesn't fail!
The animation was _incredible_. The use of the screen, the animated realism of the rats, the color, and oh, gods, the _sound_. Ratatouille demands a darn good sound system to deal with all the environmentals they worked with.
The only even slightly troublesome bit in the movie was all the false reveals. It made a number of twists and turns that didn't transition as smoothly as they could have, and that threw me a bit. However, it was a beautiful film, and I was in tears a couple of times laughing. The whole audience was thoroughly drawn in, and the applause they gave at the end was earnest.
Go see the movie! Pixar doesn't fail!
