A rat supplanted Mickey Mouse as the No. 1 rodent at Disney last summer with this latest cartoon from the studio’s partnership with Pixar Animation, the masters of computer-generated storytelling.

“Ratatouille”: A rat supplanted Mickey Mouse as the No. 1 rodent at Disney last summer with this latest cartoon from the studio’s partnership with Pixar Animation, the masters of computer-generated ...

Arat supplanted Mickey Mouse as the No. 1 rodent at Disney last summer with the release of “Ratatouille,” the latest cartoon from the studio”s partnership with Pixar Animation, the masters of computer ...

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At the Ratatouille DVD realease party last night at Social Hollywood/Boulevard 3, we happened to be in the buffet line where unconfirmed-but-probable new Social chef Michel Richard hammed it up for ...

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - The culinary cartoon "Ratatouille" opened at No. 1 on the national DVD sales chart during the week ending November 11, while the Adam Sandler comedy "I Now Pronounce ...

MUMBAI: Two major titles from the Disney stable, Ratatouille and Pirates of the Caribbean- At World’s End have been released on DVD by Excel Home Videos. Animation film Ratatouille is the story of a ...

WHO isn't on first name terms with a celebrity chef these days? Jamie, Nigella, Gordon and Delia are a constant presence on our televisions, trying to convince us to swap a microwaved meal for ...

Halloween may be over, but the treats keep on coming. Most notably, Tuesday brings the release of “Ratatouille” (G, $29.99). Pixar’s newest animated delight finds a rat in the kitchen – and that’s a ...

"Ratatouille doesn't sound delicious," says the naive young chef Linguini (Lou Romano) in Pixar's latest multi-Oscar-nominated triumph. Even animated, a movie associating rats with fine cuisine ...

Pixar Animation Studios' "Ratatouille" dominated the 35th annual Annie Awards on Friday night, taking the prizes for best animated feature, directing and screenwriting — the latter two for Brad Bird — ...