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#2

Colette Has An Oven Rack Burn On Her Forearm - A Common Injury Among Professional Chefs

Final score:

147points

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Stephanie Did It 3 years ago

Every good baker has at least one of those.

57points

#3

At The End Of The Movie Anton Ego Is A Little Bit Fatter. This Is Especially Poignant Since He States, "I Don't Like Food, I Love It... If I Don't Love It I Don't Swallow"

Final score:

146points

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David K 3 years ago

Didn´t realize this one. Dedication to the detail is Pixar´s standard.

53points

[Eats snack with gusto.] Where were we? Ah, yes! Easter eggs. MTV points out that not all of the hidden details are visual. For instance, when Remy the rat is in the sewer, you can hear the ‘Dead men tell no tales’ soundbite playing ever so faintly. It’s from the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ ride and it’s a friendly nod to Disney.

Meanwhile, the infamous and ever-present ‘Pizza Planet’ delivery truck also makes a cameo in Ratatouille. It’s been in practically every Pixar movie to date, having made its debut in Toy Story.

#4

The Ratatouille That Rémy Prepares Was Designed By Chef Thomas Keller. It's A Real Recipe. It Takes At Least Four Hours To Make

Final score:

146points

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Kari Panda 3 years ago

Hm... Part of me wants to try making it. The other part expects me to fail and that would be such a waste of food.

62points

#5

After Cars (2006) Lost Out On The Oscar For Best Animated Movie To Happy Feet (2006), Which Utilized Motion Capture, Pixar Placed A "Quality Assurance Guarantee" At The End Of Their Next Movie Ratatouille (2007) To Remind The Academy They Animate Every Single Frame Of Their Movies Manually

After Cars (2006) Lost Out On The Oscar For Best Animated Movie To Happy Feet (2006), Which Utilized Motion Capture, Pixar Placed A "Quality Assurance Guarantee" At The End Of Their Next Movie Ratatouille (2007) To Remind The Academy They Animate Every Single Frame Of Their Movies Manually

Final score:

144points

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IFXO 3 years ago

agreed. Pixar, job well done!

44points

#6

The First Thing Remy Does When He Enters The Kitchen Is Falls Into A Sink Full Of Soap And Water So He Doens't Contaminate Any Food He Touches Later In The Scene

Final score:

143points

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Bardhi's Dad 3 years ago

Clever

40points

What’s more, a whole bunch of the Paris posters, food labels, as well as street and business signs are inside references. They’re named after people tied to the movie.

For example, ‘Lasseter Cabernet Sauvignon’ obviously refers to Executive Producer John Lasseter (I say ‘obviously,’ but you won’t get the reference unless you know the big shots by name). Similarly, ‘Bouchiba’ spaghetti refers to animator Bolhem Bouchiba. And Chateau-Jessup Pauillac Medoc is meant to point to production designer Harley Jessup.

#7

The Dog Barking At Remy Is Doug From Up

Final score:

141points

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Pamela24 3 years ago

Squirrel!!! Oh, sorry...rat!!!

51points

#8

Anton Ego’s Typewriter Resembles A Skull And His Office A Coffin

Final score:

130points

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JiminKimLip7 3 years ago

I don't think that's hidden, it was pretty obvious

53points

#9

Anton Ego’s Face Is Less Pale After He Eats The Ratatouille, Symbolising How His Emotions And Feelings About Food Have Changed

Final score:

119points

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Vorknkx 3 years ago

The power a single memory can have over a person - I am glad to say I've had my chances to experience this.

37points

The filmmakers of Ratatouille visited Paris to get all of their research done. During one of their excursions around the City of Lights, they walked underneath the Pont Alexandre III and this bridge was chosen for the scene where Remy and Linguini decide to become partners.

The team behind the movie also spent a lot of time enjoying brilliant food in some of the tastiest places in Paris. And we might be a tad jealous. So jealous that it’s about time for another snack.

#10

Remy Makes Sure To Walk Upright Instead Of On All Fours To Keep His Two Front Paws Clean

Final score:

114points

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wandile dludlu 3 years ago

Good rat

51points

#11

When Recording Lines For A Scene In Which Remy Hugs His Father Django, Patton Oswalt (Voice Of Remy) Actually Hugged Director Brad Bird To Achieve A Realistic Sound

Final score:

111points

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Stephanie Did It 3 years ago

More genius!

30points

#12

When Anton Tastes Remy's Ratatouille, He's Reminded Of His Mother's Cooking. There's A Few Hidden Details That Suggest Remy Grew Up In Anton's Mother's House, Learning To Cook By Watching Anton's Mother

When Anton Tastes Remy's Ratatouille, He's Reminded Of His Mother's Cooking. There's A Few Hidden Details That Suggest Remy Grew Up In Anton's Mother's House, Learning To Cook By Watching Anton's Mother

Final score:

103points

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Stephanie Did It 3 years ago

Many of these are too dim or obscure to recognize or identify; too bad because it's a great concept!

61points

#13

This Mime In The Background Of Ratatouille Is Bomb Voyage From The Incredibles

Final score:

103points

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Amarédesse Gemtree, SLYTHERIN 3 years ago

Dang. Cool.

26points

#14

Linguini Has The Bite Mark On His Hand From Where Remy Bit Him, Previously

Final score:

101points

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Soap 3 years ago

Cool, but, ow.

29points

#15

When Flipping Through The Cookbook In The Sewer, One Of The Pages Remy Flips Through Shows The Jobs Of Each Person In Gusteau's Kitchen, Revealing How Remy Knows This Later On

Final score:

100points

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EmiC _21 3 years ago

smart rat

25points

#16

Linguini Has To Hide Remy Before His Second Day Of Work. He Offers To Hide Him In His Pants, Revealing His Briefs Covered In The Incredibles Logo

Final score:

92points

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3 years ago

Incredible little detail there. Kinda weird but...

47points

#17

When Linguini Is Chopping Leeks For The Soup You Can See A Green Smear On The Cutting Board That Actually Happens When Cutting Green Vegtables. Also His Bite Marks Are Still There From When Remy Bit Him A Couple Of Days Before

When Linguini Is Chopping Leeks For The Soup You Can See A Green Smear On The Cutting Board That Actually Happens When Cutting Green Vegtables. Also His Bite Marks Are Still There From When Remy Bit Him A Couple Of Days Before

Final score:

92points

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Shelp 3 years ago

That's a nice detail!

19points

#18

Remy Uses A Toothpaste Cap As A Cup

Final score:

85points

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chaitu cherry 3 years ago

but where are the swirls inside the walls of cap

41points

#19

In Cars 2 (2011), In Paris You Can See A Restaurant Called “Gastow's”. This Is A Direct Reference To “Gusteau’s” Restaurant From Ratatouille (2007)

Final score:

84points

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Grace 3 years ago

This isn't hidden in Ratatouille, it's hidden in Cars.

29points

#20

In This Scene At The End Of Ratatouille, The Cups Are Thimbles, The Plates Are Buttons, And The Utensils Are Pins

Final score:

82points

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Arctic Fox Lover 3 years ago

I've pointed this out to my family before!

15points

#21

Linguine Gives An "Inspirational Speech" Before Food Critic, Anton Ego, Comes To Critique The Restaurant's Food. Pixar's Attention To Detail Shows The Staff Visibility Exhausted By This Speech. That's Because It Lasts Almost 20 Minutes During Dinner Service!

Linguine Gives An "Inspirational Speech" Before Food Critic, Anton Ego, Comes To Critique The Restaurant's Food. Pixar's Attention To Detail Shows The Staff Visibility Exhausted By This Speech. That's Because It Lasts Almost 20 Minutes During Dinner Service!

Final score:

80points

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David K 3 years ago

No surprise they got bored, motivational speeches should be short and on point.

40points

#22

The Shop With Dead Rats In The Window Is Based On A Real-Life Shop In Paris, France, Called Aurouze

Final score:

76points

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Donkeywheel 3 years ago

They are genuine but stuffed animals, to help customers identify what pest they have to deal with and buy the right product accordingly (this is a pest control shop)

83points

#23

There Is A Lasseter Wine Bottle. John Lasseter Owns A Winery In Real-Life. The Bottle Even Has The "Lasseter Family Winery" Logo

Final score:

73points

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Corey Smith 3 years ago

John Lasseter was an executive producer for the movie (I had to look it up).

35points

#24

There Is Much Debate Over When Ratatouille (2007) Is Supposed To Take Place, Many Saying The Late 60s Because Of The Cars, Phones And Tvs. However, The Note Linguine’s Mom Leaves Gusteau Reveals It’s Within A Few Years After 2004

There Is Much Debate Over When Ratatouille (2007) Is Supposed To Take Place, Many Saying The Late 60s Because Of The Cars, Phones And Tvs. However, The Note Linguine’s Mom Leaves Gusteau Reveals It’s Within A Few Years After 2004

Final score:

71points

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David K 3 years ago

Pixar movies, Tim Burton movies, Terry Gilliam movies...the scene settings are never clear as to what year the movies take place. I like this bit of a mystery.

40points

#25

When Remy Explores The Apartment Building, He Sees A Woman Pointing A Gun At A Man. A Moment Later, They End Up Kissing. Later On, When Colette Is About To Mace Linguini, Remy Makes Him Go In For A Kiss

When Remy Explores The Apartment Building, He Sees A Woman Pointing A Gun At A Man. A Moment Later, They End Up Kissing. Later On, When Colette Is About To Mace Linguini, Remy Makes Him Go In For A Kiss

Final score:

69points

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Izuna Kazuki 3 years ago

This scene is removed in my country, glad i discover it here.

43points

#26

According To Brad Bird, Director Of Ratatouille (2007), He Chose Patton Oswalt To Voice Remy After Hearing One Of His Stand Up Routines About Food

Final score:

69points

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Stephanie Did It 3 years ago (edited)

Oswalt has such a distinctive friendly voice, pleasant to the ear. Good choice!

29points

#27

A Magazine In Riley's Living Room Features Colette From Ratatouille On The Cover

Final score:

67points

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Grace 3 years ago

That is not hidden in Ratatouille, it's hidden in Inside Out.

21points

#28

You Can See Gusteau's First Name, Auguste, On The Cookbook "Anyone Can Cook" Which Is An Anagram Of Gusteau

Final score:

65points

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Artoonist Corine 3 years ago

The book cover is very similar to Julia Child's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking"... frenchcook...e077fa.jpg

15points

#29

The Same Chinese Take Out Boxes Can Be Seen In A Bug's Life, Ratatouille, And Inside Out

Final score:

64points

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Shelp 3 years ago

...which are nowhere as common in France as they are in America!

30points

PjandBolt 3 years ago

Oh this Chinese takeout box is an underrated Easter egg! It’s also in Toy story 2 in the pizza planet truck scene, and in Incredibles 2 when they’re eating dinner, and in Toy Story 4 in the old lady’s (Margret) fridge!

6points

Allen John 3 years ago

reusing of assets also known as easter eggs

6points

Stephanie Did It 3 years ago

What about the Incredibles? They ate Chinese takeout also.

4points

Thunder 3 years ago

This one is in every single Pixar movie.

3points

Asia Hall 3 years ago

Wait where is Grace's comment complaining about the mention of things hidden in other movies??

3points

Grace 3 years ago

Ha Ha, I was mentioning things that didn't fit the description of the article. It was origanally in A Bug's Life, then hidden in Ratatoullie, but also in Inside Out. I didn't say anything because it's in Ratatoullie. But I'll do it for you: That's hidden in A Bug's Life and Inside Out.

3points

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09Robdog07 3 years ago

The boxes are also In "Turbo"

2points

Ashlyn Buechel 3 years ago

Seems like y'all kinda copied a lot to make this movie😬

1point

Autumn 3 years ago

I knew this one too

1point

#30

The Line "Get My Lawyer!" Is Pure Exposition; Skinner's Phone Is A Landline, He Has No Secretary, And He Dials No One. He's Talking To A Dial Tone

Final score:

62points

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M O'Connell 3 years ago

Given the ambiguous timeframe of the film, his phone could have reasonably been on a party-line. Picking up the receiver and discovering someone else was on the line would have been exasperating, and triggered the simple statement.

14points

#31

Pixar Thinks Of Everything. Water Stains From Rain On Window When Remy Is Spying On The Kitchen. Thought You Guys Might Appreciate It

Final score:

62points

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Amarédesse Gemtree, SLYTHERIN 3 years ago

What kinda movie streamer are you using? It's cool.

22points

#32

The Lovers From The Beginning Of The Film Are Seen Again During The Chase Scene As Skinner Falls Into The Water

Final score:

61points

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Bardhi's Dad 3 years ago

Do that mean Pixar decided to spare on extras?

26points

#33

There Is A Scene With The Health Inspector, Barging Into The Restaurant With A Picture Of His Face On The Wall. This Poster Is Present Throughout The Entire Movie Whenever This Section Of The Restaurant Is Shown

There Is A Scene With The Health Inspector, Barging Into The Restaurant With A Picture Of His Face On The Wall. This Poster Is Present Throughout The Entire Movie Whenever This Section Of The Restaurant Is Shown

Final score:

58points

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Arctic Fox Lover 3 years ago

I have noticed :-D

6points

#34

When Remy And Linguine Cook Together, Linguine Pours In A Box Of Bouchiba Pasta. This Is A Nod To Animator Bolhem Bouchiba

Final score:

57points

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actaully...nevermind 3 years ago

that's very thoughtful

14points

#35

Chef Skinner Is Angry At Linguini's Success. But Skinner Is Also Getting Some Media Attention; There's An Article About Him Jumping Into The Seine River

Final score:

53points

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David K 3 years ago

Uh...are you sure? I have this open on my laptop and still can´t read the header of the newspaper article.

26points