Ratatouille
Walt Disney Records - Walt Disney Records
Release date: 2007-06-26
Audio CD
Film, Film Music, Original Score, Pop, Soundtrack, Soundtracks, Soundtracks & Film Scores, Soundtracks & Scores
1. Le Festin
2. Welcome To Gusteau's
3. "This is me."
4. Granny Get Your Gun
5. 100 Rat Dash
6. Wall Rat
7. Cast Of Cooks
8. A Real Gourmet Kitchen
9. Souped Up
10. Is It Soup Yet?
11. A New Deal
12. Remy Drives A Linguini
13. Colette Shows Him Le Ropes
14. Special Order
15. Kiss & Vinegar
16. Losing Control
17. Heist To See You
18. The Paper Chase
19. Remy's Revenge
20. Abandoning Ship
21. Dinner Rush
22. Anyone Can Cook
23. End Creditouilles
24. Ratatouille Main Theme
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Ratatouille
Date undefinedThe soundtrack from the movie is awsome. Cook up some ratatouille while dancing to the music; and clean up after the same way.
I've already learned all the songs on my piano from listening to the soundtrack. :-)
Ratatouille
Date undefinedI love Pixar movies, but then again, who doesn't? One thing I enjoy a lot about movies is the original scores often written for them. Michael Giacchino has been one of my favorite composers since his work for the Medal of Honor series, but Ratatouille has to be one of his best. The incorporation of so many genres (jazz especially) and a multitude of wonderful themes is really amazing. The music suits the movie perfectly while also being a fantastic listening experience on its own. Randy Newman did great work for the earlier Pixar films, and Thomas Newman for Finding Nemo as well as Wall-E, but this is one of the best and a truly world-class score (nominated for an Academy Award it should have won, rather than the inferior Atonement). And if you like Giacchino's work for Ratatouille, do yourself a favor and pick up the soundtrack for The Incredibles as well.
Ratatouille
Date undefinedAnyone who has seen this movie will agree that it is up to Pixar's usual level of excellence. Almost getting to be boring isn't it? Headline: Ratatouille, A new Disney/Pixar film another smash, even sounds boring, But it's not the soundtrack to this film is perphaps the best ever made for a show about a rat who works in Paris as a gourmet chef! But seriously it does make for wonderful listening and is truly a rare treat in a world full of junk music. Bon Appeitit!
