Ratatouille
Just wanna take some time to appreciate the score in this movie, Michael Giacchino delivers us a transcendent performance and it’s what truly takes this movie into the stratosphere and amongst the finest in 3d animation.
Right from the start the music shows how low we and Remy are, and as the story and he progresses the music also becomes more triumphant, showing us how important growth and inspiration is in this movie.
Just as well when we are in the kitchen the notes take a different tone, giving us a portal into the food industry and just how stressful it is. Pair that with all the little ticks of Remy running and it is just a masterpiece for your ears, you can close your eyes and now exactly what is happening, that is art.
Even though this movie has incredible theming and an amazing story, it hardly needed one, this movie thrives on it’s atmosphere of France and food, also being able to explore the city with it’s score.
From the cracking of bread to goddamn Le Festin, Ratatouille has by far the best score in Pixar and all of 3d animation alone and it doesn’t just stop there, but lives there.