Ratatouille

This is a film about a rat who becomes a chef in Paris. But it's so much more than that. It's about what a great artist can be, where a great artist can come from, it's about food and how to savour it.

It's a great programme for all the family.

Ratatouille is a wonderful, wistful comedy, and a sparkling return to form for the computer animation studio Pixar after last year's lacklustre Cars.

Kids are gonna gobble Ratatouille up; adults will relish its wit, and everyone will want to go out to eat after.

A comedy that relates realistically to life, fashioned not with dozens of hilarious jokes but with due regard for proper storytelling.

Clever, certainly; ingenious, occasionally; enjoyable - hardly ever.

Ratatouille puts the "anyone can cook" motto to the test and while it's an absurd premise, this film is absolutely beautiful in every way.

It doesn’t have a flaw&#59; it’s perfect storytelling and its emotional payoff is a landmark.

Despite the unexplained language barriers or farfetched plot, this delightfully delicious foray into the unimaginable never becomes preachy or immature.

A love letter to Paris, a valentine to the fine art of cooking, and a gift to film fans of all ages.