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Year
2007
Duration
106 minutes
Genres
Animation
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Remy and Linguini both want to get a start in the restaurant business, but they have problems. Linguini is clumsy and can't cook - while although Remy is a natural chef, combining ingredients in new and exciting ways, he also happens to be a rat. And nobody likes a rat in the kitchen. However, by working together, Remy and Linguini can pretend to be one talented cook. All they have to do now is outwit the bullying head chef, Skinner, and the fearsome food critic Anton Ego. Animated with style, this Pixar classic shows audiences that prejudice can often be a barrier to discovering talent.
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