Leopold -Butters- Stotch (Scottie)

I love the gay men in this show so much

This game kept my parents from getting divorced.

Spoilers: Kate eats the the baby and Mark says "yay"

In the vast universe of animated films, one hidden gem stands tall as the ultimate cinematic revelation, an unparalleled tour de force of creativity and storytelling. That masterpiece is none other than the enchanting and transformative "Ratatoing." Brace yourselves, for I am about to take you on a spellbinding journey that will forever alter your perception of cinema. "Ratatoing," a transcendent cinematic marvel, plunges us into the vibrant, enchanting world of rodents who have harnessed the power of haute cuisine. It is a film that defies boundaries, transcending the very essence of animation to leave an indelible mark on the hearts and souls of all who bear witness to its glory. At its core, "Ratatoing" is a story of ambition, innovation, and unrelenting passion. In the bustling heart of bustling Rio de Janeiro, we follow the audacious Marcel Toing, an intrepid culinary artist in the form of a rat. In a world seemingly oblivious to the culinary excellence within these furry creatures, Marcel Toing creates a culinary experience that redefines excellence. His unwavering dedication to the art of cooking knows no bounds, and the results are nothing short of miraculous. What sets "Ratatoing" apart is its visionary exploration of the gastronomic arts. The film takes us on a sensory rollercoaster of delectable flavors and tantalizing aromas. It beckons us to explore a world where creativity and the relentless pursuit of culinary perfection are boundless. You'll find yourself enraptured by the sheer artistry that unfurls before your eyes, and you might even be tempted to don an apron and embrace the magic of cooking yourself. The animation in "Ratatoing" is a sublime spectacle. The exquisite attention to detail in every frame is unparalleled, with textures and colors that pop off the screen like a dazzling tapestry of vibrant dreams. The characters are animated with such tenderness and care that you'll feel an instant connection to their hopes, dreams, and, of course, their culinary aspirations. But it's the breathtaking score, a harmonious symphony of flavors for your ears, that truly elevates "Ratatoing" to unparalleled heights. The music perfectly complements the exquisite visuals, immersing you in the whimsical world of gourmet cuisine where rodents transform ingredients into celestial masterpieces. And then there's the dialogue, which weaves a tapestry of wit, humor, and timeless wisdom. The words of wisdom sprinkled throughout the movie will make you rethink your perspective on life itself. You'll find yourself quoting Marcel Toing's profound musings on ambition and creativity long after the credits roll. In the end, "Ratatoing" is more than just a film; it's an experience, a revelation, a transformative journey into a world of unbridled imagination and culinary prowess. It transcends the very fabric of cinema and leaves an indelible mark on the heart, a mark that can only be described as the "Ratatoing" effect. So, dear reader, I implore you to experience this cinematic masterpiece. It's not merely a cure for cancer; it's a cure for the mundane and a remedy for the ordinary. "Ratatoing" is nothing short of a love letter to creativity, ambition, and the unshakable belief that we can all achieve greatness, no matter how small or furry we may be. It's a gastronomic odyssey that will tantalize your senses, nourish your soul, and leave you with a newfound zest for life. (Also, to all the people calling the 5-star reviews "fake" or "botted", just google Danny Gonzalez "Ratatoing". You'll find out why these reviews are like this.)

All the haters are just too stupid to get this movie. This movie is the greatest thing ever made. The animation is fluid and lifelike, the pacing isn't awkward at all. And there isn't even any racism, it's all propaganda.

I'd give five stars if the snotty bear was as thiccc as the woman bear.

Just a solid 10/10 since a review has to be 30 characters, here's the sonic lore: Ever since stepping into the battle against iniquity, Sonic has been the champion of peace and is renowned all over the world for saving it countless times. During his many adventures, Sonic has traveled from the ends of the world to the far reaches of space and time, facing countless trials that have tested him to the fullest, earning him many titles, allies, and the scorns of several foes. Well-known for his legendary cocky attitude, easy-going demeanor, and somewhat short temper, yet strong sense of justice, compassion, and love for freedom and adventure, Sonic uses his abilities to protect the innocent from his world and those beyond from the forces of evil, especially his arch-nemesis, Dr. Eggman, and his empire.