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Ratatouille, a tail (get it?) tells the story of a special rat. This rat, Remy, has a special sense of smell. This talent increases Remy's love of food. At the start, Remy's Dad thinks this talent is useless. But he soon discovers this talent can be used to protect their kind. Remy's news job, poison checker. One day, when a human discovers their secret hideout they are forced to escape and evacuate their beloved home. Remy gets left behind and has to move on. A few days past and Remy gets extremely hungry. He decided to steal some bread from a local restaurant. Here his journey begins, but what will happen in the kitchen?

I'd recommend watching this. You never know, you might want to try cooking after watching this? And trust me, everybody is bored with quarantine. You might decide to try cooking out? But make sure you know what your doing, or have a adult in the room to supervise you.

My favourite character is Remy's brother, Emile. Played by actor, Peter Sohn. I choose this character because of his love of food. But this one isn't picky like his brother, Remy. Emile can be the opposite of me (sometimes) He is also a cute, chubby kind of guy. I adore him.

Also the main character is in fact a rat. Rats have quite a title for them selves, mischievous, naughty and a villain. This is what some movies do to animals like the rat. But this film you could say is in the middle. But I would definitely like to see a film that changes this stereotype for rats.