18:51 - Ratatouille is my favorite. Best... Pixar movie... EVER!!! It is claimed as Pixar's cinematic masterpiece that won the Best Animated Feature Oscar. Brad Bird did a beautiful job writing, directing and producing the movie. Thank U, Mr. Bird. Gr8 Job! 🎉🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏👏👏
Remy didn't live under the restaurant. He lived in the country, but he and his family had to escape the cottage they lived in when he tried to use spices for a mushroom he cooked. Reme=y got seperated from his family, and ended up in Paris near Gusteau's. Ratatouille is my favourite Pixar movie :P
My personal favorite Pixar film is Ratatouille. I'm sure movies like The Incredibles and Tou Story are better on par, but Ratatouille is my true favorite of the bunch. I find it to be the most creative, since it about a rat(keep that in mind) who wants to become a chef in Paris, France at a high-class restaurant. If that doesn't equal great writing and possibilities, I don't know what does.
Glad to see someone who'd prefer to continue engaging in calorie-burning diligence, along with encouraging future generations to continue admiring the innocent, childlike style of animation that was so near and dear to past generations!
Something I want to mention, after the Cars movie, there was a direct sequel video game, where all the characters were voiced by the Actors from the movie. Even Paul Newman as Doc before he passed away.
Vanilla Beam wjat angers me is they were going to make a sequel, but when it failed at tje box office thebidea was scrapped. you could tell they wanted to by the way it ended.
I Remember looking forward to Ratatouille after Seeing The First Teaser Trailer During Cars. Then, On July 4th, 2007, I Got To see Ratatouille In Theatres. And Guess What? It didn't Disappoint! This Film is So Underappreciated That I Recommend Giving It A Watch
I'm glad you do, because I can see why that style is so near and dear to so many people to the point where CGI is often demonized for replacing hand-drawn, as hand-drawn seems to have an innocent childlike feel, like children's book illustrations being brought to life, regardless of how dark and edgy it is.
I'd love to make hand drawn films as much as everyone but, since not a lot of films with that style make a lot of money and their usually very expensive unfortunately.
November 5, 2004 the exact day this movie came out and the same day, month, and year I was born. "Coincidence, I think not!" -Bernie from the first movie
All 3 of these movies all got over the 110 minute mark. Ratatouille with 111 minutes, The Incredibles with 115 minutes and Cars with a jaw-dropping 117 minutes!!! O.M.G!
I went to Paris a few years ago, and just around the corner from the hotel was that rat poison shop with loads of dead rats hanging in the window, exactly like in the film. That was the highlight of my trip to Paris!
You know what's tragic? Ratatouille premiered the same year as chowder, which I never saw, until years later, when a dream, That's right a DREAM-Convinced me to watch the show.
one of my most favorite pixar films. when ever its one i 'll watch it. i dont care what im doing i'll watch it. onlymoves that would make me do that would be Incredibles and Tarzan the movie Ratatouille helped me appreciate patton osawald as an actor.
Let me put that into perspective. At my high school senior superlatives, the 3 smartest girls and 3 smartest guys had a trivia competition. The last question was to guess the current 19 Pixar films. However this was late 2018 meaning there was actually 20. When then listed off the films, I knew one was missing and it took me a while to realize they forgot Ratatouille.
My 15 favorite Pixar Movies 1. Inside Out 2. Toy Story 3. Cars 4. Ratatouille 5. Finding Nemo 6. The Incredibles 7. Wall-E 8. Up 9. A Bug's Life 10. Monsters Inc. 11. Brave 12. Toy Story 2 13. Toy Story 3 14. Monsters University 15. Cars 2
My top 15 Pixar films 1. Toy Story 2 2. Toy Story 3. Finding Nemo 4. Cars 5. Ratatouille 6. Toy Story 3 7. Monsters Inc 8. WallE 9. Inside Out 10. A Bug's Life 11. Up 12. The Incredibles 13. Cars 2 14. Monsters University 15. Brave ( didn't see yet )
16:51 - 17:11 I think Animat made a mistake, I expected him to say: "When it was released on June 9th 2006, like the previous films, it was a major hit. The critics praised the film for it's beautiful animation, great voice acting and colourful characters, fun songs and music and said that this film is even better than the others and it's fun to watch for everyone." But instead he said: "When it was released on June 9th 2006, it didn't do well as the other Pixar films, but that doesn't mean that it was a failure at all. The critics seem to like it a bit saying that even if the story isn't as strong as their previous films, it's still worth watching it for it's innovative animation." I think this is all wrong of what he said, I don't think it matters how strong the story has to be, what matters is that it has such colourful and great characters, great music and songs and the smooth animation.
Fun fact about Ratatouille: towards the end of the end credits, there’s a note that says guaranteed 100% animation as a jab at the Oscars for letting Happy Feet (a motion capture film) win best animated feature.
10:30 This is basically what Disney is doing with movie like the new Buck Wild and the 7th ice age films, and they are making a Rio 3. It’s like Circle7 but the movies are real.
I'm actually pretty glad that The Incredibles isn't getting a sequel yet. Don't get me wrong that's the sequel from Pixar I want the MOST, but with Pixar's latest series additions, having patience for a great idea to come seems like the safer option.
@Jordan Seeds I was surprised at his French skills at first ,but then I learned he was from Montreal,Canada. And remember in Montreal, or just Canada in general, there's a very large amount of French speakers there
Hey, just to let you know there are people out here who actually enjoy /some/ of Disney's sequels...(/NOT/ including Cinderella 2) sequels like Lady & the Tramp 2, the Little Mermaid 2, Peter Pan 2, the Jungle Book 2. Etc, etc.
firerock2245 Well,Cars may be good and smart and with a good message,but on other hand we have Happy Feet that had a much important message about penguins' life and how it's getting worse and worse.
Happy Feet was ridiculously overrated. The visuals were awesome, yes, but the story was mediocre, boring and its potential was missed, the characters were hypocritical and stupid, some of its morals were awful and the environmental message was annoyingly unnecessary. Cars may not have been as great as The Incredibles or Finding Nemo, but at least has a nice and coherent story, decent characters, good lessons and is more enjoyable to watch than a nonsensical movie about shallow and horny singing penguins.
Okay, I might not seen the WHOLE Happy Feet but Cars to me, especially when I saw it the first time with my first girlfriend in 2006, it was not as great as Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo and ESPECIALLY The Incredibles, one of my FAVORITE Pixar flms of all time, it felt like a slight Disappointment at the time. Sure, I appriciate it more now but still the other movies both before and after Cars, they're better than that film (or the franchise, Cars 2, not great but not AS bad as people say, though the least favorite Pixar movie, and 3 is equal but not greater than Cars but still better than C2 and The Good Dinosaur which isn't bad but is clearly overshadowed by the other movies, especally Inside Out, Coco and The Incredibles 2).
It's the whole "how can these cars do this thing but is able to do another thing" and the fact that it's the "egotistical hot shot gets lost but converted into a small town environment" story that has has been done hundreds of times.
Full Voice Cast: The Incredibles Craig T. Nelson: Bob Parr (Mr. Incredible) - Holly Hunter: Helen Parr (Elastigirl) - Spencer Fox: Dash Parr (Speedy Boy) - Sarah Vowell: Violet Parr (Force-Field Girl) - Baby Eli Fucille: Jack-Jack Parr (InvincoBaby) - Jason Lee: Buddy Pine (Syndrome) - Samuel L Jackson: Lucius Best (Frozone) - Brad Bird: Edna Mode - Elizabeth Pena: Mirage - Bud Luckey: Rick Dicker - Wallace Shawn: Gilbert Huph - Lou Romano: Dash's Teacher - Wayne Canney: Dash's Principal - Bret Parker: Kari McKeen the Babysitter - Jean Sincere: Mrs. Hogenson - Michael Bird: Tony Rydinger - John Ratzenberger: The Underminer - Peter Cullen: Multiple Males - Frank Welker: Multiple Males - Tress MacNeille: Multiple Females - Corey Burton: Multiple Males - Eliz G Daily: Multiple Females - Tom Kenny: Multiple Males - Kath Soucie: Multiple Females - James Arnold Taylor: Multiple Males - Janice Kawaye: Multiple Females - Scott Menville: Multiple Males - Frank Thomas: One Old Coot - Ollie Johnson: Another Old Coot Full Voice Cast: Cars Owen Wilson: Lightning McQueen - Daniel Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy): Mater the Tow Truck - Paul Newman: Doc Hudson - Bonnie Hunt: Sally the Blue Car - Michael Wallace: The Sheriff Police Car - Richard Petty: Strip Weathers - Michael Keaton: Chick Hicks - Cheech Marin: Ramone - George Carlin: Fillmore - John Ratzenberger: Mack the Truck - Joe Ranft: Red the Fire Truck (Last Role Before Death) - Tony Shalhoub: Luigi - Paul Dooley: Sarge - Jennifer Lewis: Flo - Guido Quaroni: Guido (How Droll) - Katherine Helmond: Lizzie - Jeremy Piven: Lightning's Agent - Rob Paulsen: Multiple Males - Jeffrey Bennett: Multiple Males - Tom Kenny: Multiple Males - Keith Ferguson: Multiple Males - Cree Summer: Multiple Females - Candi Milo: Multiple Females - Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, John Ratzenberger, Dave Foley, John Goodman and Billy Crystal: Multiple Pixar Cameos Full Voice Cast: Ratatouille Patton Oswald: Remy - Lou Romano: Linguini - Ian Holm: Skinner - Janeane Garofalo: Colette Tatou - Peter Sohn: Emile - Brad Garrett: Auguste Gusteau - Peter O'Toole: Anton Ego - Brian Dennehy: Django (Remy's Father) - Will Arnett: Horst - John Ratzenberger: Mustafa - Teddy Newton: Talon Labarthe - Brad Bird: Ambriste - Jim Cummings: Multiple Males - Daran Norris: Multiple Males - Grey DeLisle: Multiple Females
My brief thoughts on the films: The Incredibles - Easily one of the best, possibly my favourite Pixar film of all. Cars - Honestly, I don't hate this one (though I am a bit of a car enthusiast). Not the best, but not the worst either. Ratatouille - Eh, I like it enough. But the end speech in that film... just brilliant. Also, that Edna Mode voice was spot-on! Next up: robots, talking dogs & a nostalgic finale to a great series.
I can pretty much tell why, especially when one's English Language Arts skills advance (sadly, English was my least favorite subject in my middle and high school years due to not being much of a bookworm and I couldn't stand having to write numerous essays).
aww...I like the iron giant. I didn't know it did bad. I thought it was just one of them underground kinda classics... :( ....but maybe that's why I think that.
I don't think Im surprised when Disney turned down Steve's offer because there's no way Disney will hand all of their money to them. Especially considering they make billions of dollars off of merchandising
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18:51 - Ratatouille is my favorite. Best... Pixar movie... EVER!!!
It is claimed as Pixar's cinematic masterpiece that won the Best Animated Feature Oscar.
Brad Bird did a beautiful job writing, directing and producing the movie. Thank U, Mr. Bird. Gr8 Job!
🎉🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏👏👏
Nice Edna Mode impression.
Liam Biniares tjat was an impression i thought it was the acctual voice actor
No Capes!
Sammiee GoldWand me too
Remy didn't live under the restaurant. He lived in the country, but he and his family had to escape the cottage they lived in when he tried to use spices for a mushroom he cooked. Reme=y got seperated from his family, and ended up in Paris near Gusteau's. Ratatouille is my favourite Pixar movie :P
Right!
im sorry he didnt feel the need to give away EVERY FUCKING PLOT POINT
relax, bruh.
My personal favorite Pixar film is Ratatouille. I'm sure movies like The Incredibles and Tou Story are better on par, but Ratatouille is my true favorite of the bunch. I find it to be the most creative, since it about a rat(keep that in mind) who wants to become a chef in Paris, France at a high-class restaurant. If that doesn't equal great writing and possibilities, I don't know what does.
You sir, have good taste
What is your favourite Pixar quote from any film?
@@TheDerpyBoi The only thing predictable about life is its unpredictability.
My absolute favorite pixar film is The Incredibles and my other favorite is Coco.
12:10 Actually the first movie that Disney and Pixar worked on together was Ratatoullie
Cars was the last one that Pixar themselves worked on
Then why does it have Disney's name in it?
Because they finished it before the big purchase between the two, so they had to add the iconic Disney name on it.
@DoraeArtDreams-Aspy He was talking about its release date, not the making.
Jeez, a lot of people died during the production of these movies...
Benjamin Gavrin Not a scary film... I told you
TayStudio Plush Productions Sometimes...
K e v i n Pixar drains your life
when I was younger The Incredibles was my most favorite Pixar movie!!! I saw it in theatres about 4 times!!
Well what do you think of the incredible 2
@@Fantazious I think it's absolutely awesome.
That's an amazing Edna Mode impression! xD made me laugh so hard
Georgia Bundick i acctualy thought that was the real voice actor
Glad to see someone who'd prefer to continue engaging in calorie-burning diligence, along with encouraging future generations to continue admiring the innocent, childlike style of animation that was so near and dear to past generations!
Ratatouille is extremely underrated.
...because many hate talented Rats.
I love it too. It's no where near brillaint as The Incredibles, but it was fucking great
Mgen G. The
I know right. I wish Joe Ranft was here to see all these Pixar films so far. :(
Well,you know that it won an Oscar for Best Animated Feature.
Something I want to mention, after the Cars movie, there was a direct sequel video game, where all the characters were voiced by the Actors from the movie. Even Paul Newman as Doc before he passed away.
It sucks how the iron giant bombed from bad marketing and advertisement, because The Iron Giant is the most perfectly made movie ever
Vanilla Beam wjat angers me is they were going to make a sequel, but when it failed at tje box office thebidea was scrapped. you could tell they wanted to by the way it ended.
*Vanilla Beam*
*Vanilla Ice*
I Remember looking forward to Ratatouille after Seeing The First Teaser Trailer During Cars. Then, On July 4th, 2007, I Got To see Ratatouille In Theatres. And Guess What? It didn't Disappoint! This Film is So Underappreciated That I Recommend Giving It A Watch
Ratatouille and The Incredibles are 2 of my absolute favorite films of all time! Ergh!! They're so good!!!!
I choose to continue creating hand drawn animated films.
I'm glad you do, because I can see why that style is so near and dear to so many people to the point where CGI is often demonized for replacing hand-drawn, as hand-drawn seems to have an innocent childlike feel, like children's book illustrations being brought to life, regardless of how dark and edgy it is.
I'm with you.
Tony parra Me too. I agree with you. I'm with you! I want to make my own animation studio to make hand drawn animated films.
I'd love to make hand drawn films as much as everyone but, since not a lot of films with that style make a lot of money and their usually very expensive unfortunately.
Cars was my 1st Disney/Pixar movie XD
First film I ever saw at the cinema
November 5, 2004 the exact day this movie came out and the same day, month, and year I was born.
"Coincidence, I think not!"
-Bernie from the first movie
That is crazy.
I laughed at the "Brad joined the team" joke. I love this installment of AL XD
I actually love the first Cars. It'll always have a special place in my heat. :')
Same
You actually do a very good Edna Mode impression.
The Incredibles and Cars are my favorite movies of all times. Along with Ratatouille as one of my top five.
16:15 It's sad how Joe had to go.... it's both tragic and ironic, am I a sick bastard when I snickered for half a second when he said that?
Ratatuoille,finding nemo and cars are my favorite pixar movies period.
Hey, someone give this guy a pat on the back.
***** Its a good movie. I just don't think much of it. I am intriged on the sequel though?
Mine are ratatouille, finding nemo, up , and wall-e
Anab Samatar same, except replace Cars with Wall-E for me.
actually Violet was the hardest thing to animate in the Incredibles because of her long hair
Not to Mention The Fabric On Her Clothes
So
Even Tho All Aspect In The Incredibles Is Hard
Violet Is The Ultimate Challenge
Stephen Hillenburg Influences:
The Iron Giant
Toy Story
All 3 of these movies all got over the 110 minute mark. Ratatouille with 111 minutes, The Incredibles with 115 minutes and Cars with a jaw-dropping 117 minutes!!! O.M.G!
Yay, Cars 2 is one of those films that I like but everyone else hates.
I dont care what you say, i love Cars and is one of the best movies ever.
I love cars, ratatouille and the incredibles so much
I went to Paris a few years ago, and just around the corner from the hotel was that rat poison shop with loads of dead rats hanging in the window, exactly like in the film. That was the highlight of my trip to Paris!
The increidibles
Story 10
Animation 9
Characters 9
Overall 9
Seal of aproval 🍿
OMG, both Cars and Ratatouille are sooooo underrated!
You know what's tragic? Ratatouille premiered the same year as chowder, which I never saw, until years later, when a dream, That's right a DREAM-Convinced me to watch the show.
Is it Just Me Or is Ratatouille Highly Underappreciated?
one of my most favorite pixar films. when ever its one i 'll watch it. i dont care what im doing i'll watch it. onlymoves that would make me do that would be Incredibles and Tarzan
the movie Ratatouille helped me appreciate patton osawald as an actor.
Nope! It gets all the attention it deserves.
Let me put that into perspective. At my high school senior superlatives, the 3 smartest girls and 3 smartest guys had a trivia competition. The last question was to guess the current 19 Pixar films. However this was late 2018 meaning there was actually 20. When then listed off the films, I knew one was missing and it took me a while to realize they forgot Ratatouille.
Ratatouille is still a classic Remy Emile and Linguini are in Disneyland
My 15 favorite Pixar Movies
1. Inside Out
2. Toy Story
3. Cars
4. Ratatouille
5. Finding Nemo
6. The Incredibles
7. Wall-E
8. Up
9. A Bug's Life
10. Monsters Inc.
11. Brave
12. Toy Story 2
13. Toy Story 3
14. Monsters University
15. Cars 2
My top 15 Pixar films
1. Toy Story 2
2. Toy Story
3. Finding Nemo
4. Cars
5. Ratatouille
6. Toy Story 3
7. Monsters Inc
8. WallE
9. Inside Out
10. A Bug's Life
11. Up
12. The Incredibles
13. Cars 2
14. Monsters University
15. Brave ( didn't see yet )
Glad I'm not the only one who really enjoys (even loves) the first Cars movie :X
when Edna popped up i couldn't stop laughing
16:51 - 17:11
I think Animat made a mistake, I expected him to say: "When it was released on June 9th 2006, like the previous films, it was a major hit. The critics praised the film for it's beautiful animation, great voice acting and colourful characters, fun songs and music and said that this film is even better than the others and it's fun to watch for everyone."
But instead he said: "When it was released on June 9th 2006, it didn't do well as the other Pixar films, but that doesn't mean that it was a failure at all. The critics seem to like it a bit saying that even if the story isn't as strong as their previous films, it's still worth watching it for it's innovative animation."
I think this is all wrong of what he said, I don't think it matters how strong the story has to be, what matters is that it has such colourful and great characters, great music and songs and the smooth animation.
These videos are fantastic! you must have done so much research :D
Fun fact about Ratatouille: towards the end of the end credits, there’s a note that says guaranteed 100% animation as a jab at the Oscars for letting Happy Feet (a motion capture film) win best animated feature.
10:30 This is basically what Disney is doing with movie like the new Buck Wild and the 7th ice age films, and they are making a Rio 3. It’s like Circle7 but the movies are real.
Finding Nemo was dedicated to McQueen, Animat.
Well...yeah...that, too.
Incredibles 2! I can’t wait!
Edna Mode received more screen time in this video than in the entire sequel
Love the Edna vision.
I'm actually pretty glad that The Incredibles isn't getting a sequel yet. Don't get me wrong that's the sequel from Pixar I want the MOST, but with Pixar's latest series additions, having patience for a great idea to come seems like the safer option.
Oh, guess what. INCREDIBLES 2 IS OUT!
I love this series!
@Jordan Seeds I was surprised at his French skills at first ,but then I learned he was from Montreal,Canada. And remember in Montreal, or just Canada in general, there's a very large amount of French speakers there
It's pretty spooky that joe ranft died in a car crash while making the movie called Cars.
In the end of the film of Rataouille, Remy wears a toque. In the end of the film of MouseHunt, the mouse wears a toque. This was ten years earlier.
Man, you go a long way just to provide this stuff for us,
You're pretty awesome for that, great content and detail! :D
The Edna voice. Oh lord, the Edna voice.
Spot on, Mat.
Cars was my childhood favorite.
18:20 Some intense racing mate.
THE MEDIA IS WRONG! WHAT DO WE WANT? THE RETURN OF HAND DRAWN ANIMATION! WHEN DO YOU WE WANT IT BACK? NOW!!! >:(
Brandon Greene WHY ARE WE YELLING?! also i like all animation styles.
Kieran Stark yeah
Hey, just to let you know there are people out here who actually enjoy /some/ of Disney's sequels...(/NOT/ including Cinderella 2) sequels like Lady & the Tramp 2, the Little Mermaid 2, Peter Pan 2, the Jungle Book 2. Etc, etc.
Sugarsnap Caely I thought the Lion King 2 was awesome.
I thought that Lion King 1 1/2 was great
What's up with Cars loosing to PENGUINS?!
firerock2245 Well,Cars may be good and smart and with a good message,but on other hand we have Happy Feet that had a much important message about penguins' life and how it's getting worse and worse.
Cars Was Lost to Flushed Away at the International Film Awards and Happy Feet at The Academy Awards.
I think over the hedge should have won IMO.
Happy Feet was ridiculously overrated. The visuals were awesome, yes, but the story was mediocre, boring and its potential was missed, the characters were hypocritical and stupid, some of its morals were awful and the environmental message was annoyingly unnecessary.
Cars may not have been as great as The Incredibles or Finding Nemo, but at least has a nice and coherent story, decent characters, good lessons and is more enjoyable to watch than a nonsensical movie about shallow and horny singing penguins.
Okay, I might not seen the WHOLE Happy Feet but Cars to me, especially when I saw it the first time with my first girlfriend in 2006, it was not as great as Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo and ESPECIALLY The Incredibles, one of my FAVORITE Pixar flms of all time, it felt like a slight Disappointment at the time. Sure, I appriciate it more now but still the other movies both before and after Cars, they're better than that film (or the franchise, Cars 2, not great but not AS bad as people say, though the least favorite Pixar movie, and 3 is equal but not greater than Cars but still better than C2 and The Good Dinosaur which isn't bad but is clearly overshadowed by the other movies, especally Inside Out, Coco and The Incredibles 2).
Animation is not a genre a western is a genre
-Brad Bird
I love Pixar, but I hope hand-drawn animated films will continue to be made.
3:14 Is that the Infinity Gauntlet?
R.I.P Gene Wilder (1933-2016)
When Cars came out,I collected all of the Cars,watched the movie over and over again,and had a 12th birthday that was Cars themed :)
Oh hey! Ratatouille came out on my eleventh birthday! Almost completely forgot about that!
It came out a month after my eighth birthday.
22:00
Ok every time Time Hear Patton Oswald
I always think of Jesse from Minecraft story mode
It's the whole "how can these cars do this thing but is able to do another thing" and the fact that it's the "egotistical hot shot gets lost but converted into a small town environment" story that has has been done hundreds of times.
The Iron Giant is a PHENOMENAL FILM.
Cars is my favourite movie of all time
20:05 "Gurgi's game"? And people said The Black Cauldron would never take off. xD
I think Route 66 would have been a better title for Cars.
Fun fact: The Yellow Car is the original version of Cars in 1998.
"Not only did he re wrote" ....
Can you do an updated version of this look back
i cant wait for part 4!!!!! please make it come out soon!
Love the Edna Part
I love this series...so interesting and educational :D Please have part 4 up soon!
I really think you should make a video of your top 10 favorite moments from this AL. You've got some pretty funny moments in here!
the way this video starts makes me thinck that part of it is missing
BTW, awesome Edna voice!
Cars won a Golden Globe for Best Animated Film.
Full Voice Cast: The Incredibles
Craig T. Nelson: Bob Parr (Mr. Incredible) - Holly Hunter: Helen Parr (Elastigirl) - Spencer Fox: Dash Parr (Speedy Boy) - Sarah Vowell: Violet Parr (Force-Field Girl) - Baby Eli Fucille: Jack-Jack Parr (InvincoBaby) - Jason Lee: Buddy Pine (Syndrome) - Samuel L Jackson: Lucius Best (Frozone) - Brad Bird: Edna Mode - Elizabeth Pena: Mirage - Bud Luckey: Rick Dicker - Wallace Shawn: Gilbert Huph - Lou Romano: Dash's Teacher - Wayne Canney: Dash's Principal - Bret Parker: Kari McKeen the Babysitter - Jean Sincere: Mrs. Hogenson - Michael Bird: Tony Rydinger - John Ratzenberger: The Underminer - Peter Cullen: Multiple Males - Frank Welker: Multiple Males - Tress MacNeille: Multiple Females - Corey Burton: Multiple Males - Eliz G Daily: Multiple Females - Tom Kenny: Multiple Males - Kath Soucie: Multiple Females - James Arnold Taylor: Multiple Males - Janice Kawaye: Multiple Females - Scott Menville: Multiple Males - Frank Thomas: One Old Coot - Ollie Johnson: Another Old Coot
Full Voice Cast: Cars
Owen Wilson: Lightning McQueen - Daniel Whitney (Larry the Cable Guy): Mater the Tow Truck - Paul Newman: Doc Hudson - Bonnie Hunt: Sally the Blue Car - Michael Wallace: The Sheriff Police Car - Richard Petty: Strip Weathers - Michael Keaton: Chick Hicks - Cheech Marin: Ramone - George Carlin: Fillmore - John Ratzenberger: Mack the Truck - Joe Ranft: Red the Fire Truck (Last Role Before Death) - Tony Shalhoub: Luigi - Paul Dooley: Sarge - Jennifer Lewis: Flo - Guido Quaroni: Guido (How Droll) - Katherine Helmond: Lizzie - Jeremy Piven: Lightning's Agent - Rob Paulsen: Multiple Males - Jeffrey Bennett: Multiple Males - Tom Kenny: Multiple Males - Keith Ferguson: Multiple Males - Cree Summer: Multiple Females - Candi Milo: Multiple Females - Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, John Ratzenberger, Dave Foley, John Goodman and Billy Crystal: Multiple Pixar Cameos
Full Voice Cast: Ratatouille
Patton Oswald: Remy - Lou Romano: Linguini - Ian Holm: Skinner - Janeane Garofalo: Colette Tatou - Peter Sohn: Emile - Brad Garrett: Auguste Gusteau - Peter O'Toole: Anton Ego - Brian Dennehy: Django (Remy's Father) - Will Arnett: Horst - John Ratzenberger: Mustafa - Teddy Newton: Talon Labarthe - Brad Bird: Ambriste - Jim Cummings: Multiple Males - Daran Norris: Multiple Males - Grey DeLisle: Multiple Females
22:25... 'As for Remy's voice, Emile'
LOL your Edna impression XD
Wow, what an unexpected turn of event.
My brief thoughts on the films:
The Incredibles - Easily one of the best, possibly my favourite Pixar film of all.
Cars - Honestly, I don't hate this one (though I am a bit of a car enthusiast). Not the best, but not the worst either.
Ratatouille - Eh, I like it enough. But the end speech in that film... just brilliant.
Also, that Edna Mode voice was spot-on! Next up: robots, talking dogs & a nostalgic finale to a great series.
I can pretty much tell why, especially when one's English Language Arts skills advance (sadly, English was my least favorite subject in my middle and high school years due to not being much of a bookworm and I couldn't stand having to write numerous essays).
After a while, I realized I can only see sonic the hedgehog in lightning mcqueen.
11:17
YES! FINALLY! MY BIRTHDAY IS ON A SPECIAL EVENT! >:D
Isn't your birthday a special event?
Chao Flaka t
Chao Flaka 11:17
aww...I like the iron giant. I didn't know it did bad. I thought it was just one of them underground kinda classics... :(
....but maybe that's why I think that.
I was born when cars was out and no not in it’s release date in November 18th
So the Incredibles is not the Fantastic Four but a mix of Nick Fury: Agent of Shield and Brad Bird's life during the Iron Giant?
15:34 don't forget preschool game The Big Action Garage, that might have drew the inspiration for Cars.
Fun fact: This is the last Pixar movie to use the original 1995 CG Disney castle.
I liked Cars more than Ratatouille and The Incredibles.
There, I said it.
Same
I don't think Im surprised when Disney turned down Steve's offer because there's no way Disney will hand all of their money to them. Especially considering they make billions of dollars off of merchandising
2:05 Pokemon refrence
I think you said a good pun at 19:06.
Oh dear Animat... You just got Hacked by Edna, I'd hate to have that happen on My Review page on Facebook.
nice voice of Edna animat
I thought The Iron Giant was one of the best films ever.
KungFuPandafan100 yeah, me too.
Art inspires technology technology inspires the art
John Lasster
no since disney has made a or a few hand drawn animation flims since then it didn't kill it off