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They’re already calling Ratatouille “the little film with the great, big heart,” making it the under . . . rat in this summer’s line-up. And there are even more ominous signs.
"I hope we have a very, very good weekend, but I don't expect us to set any records," he told Reuters on May 17th, just before Shrek the Third's opening.
It's interesting to note that DreamWorks Animation’s Jeffrey Katzenberg did the exact same thing when he was doing the rounds for Shrek the Third.
I'm not sure about audiences, but the animation community is breathlessly waiting for Ratatouille, the next flick from the gang at Pixar. So here is the latest roundup of all things Ratatouille-related.
Of course,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], when Shrek the Third did make $121.6 million in its first weekend (exactly as it was expected to do),[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Katzenberg and Company crowed about it to anyone who would listen, trying to make the flick’s feat even more impressive. Look for Disney to do the exact same thing if Ratatouille’s numbers do what they’re supposed to.
“I think this movie fits in with the other Pixar movies in that it is character-based, first and foremost,” says Bird.
In happier news, Movieweb has yet another making-of featurette, this time concerning character creation in Ratatouille.
Pretty stunning for a flick that’s already getting some pretty hot reviews. But keep in mind that great reviews don’t mean great box office: Fantasia, arguably Disney’s greatest animated movie, bombed on its initial release. And Bird's first flick,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], The Iron Giant, got hammered at the box office, thanks to a lousy promo from Warner Bros.
My feeling is the Mouse House, by trying to cool the buzz on this flick, wants to eat its cake and have it too. If Ratatouille gets flattened, Disney’s flaks can shrug and say, “What did you expect?” Or, if it starts busting blocks, they can bring out the David and Goliath comparisons.
Jim Hill’s belief is that Disney thinks a movie about a rat that aspires to be a chef, a flick that doesn’t feature massive car chases or explosions, will get lost in the summer shuffle. It is possible, but Ratatouille has the Pixar name behind it, which means that many people will check it out for that reason alone.
Jim Hill Media talks about how Disney is trying to downplay the buzz around this flick, so that they don’t end up with egg on their faces if it bombs. It’s not surprising that the Mouse House is doing this: Ratatouille is an original flick in a summer loaded with high-profile sequels, and Transformers and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix hit theatres soon after Ratatouille’s debut. That kind of timing has gotta make Disney suits nervous.
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"You know that Ratatouille isn't really a Brad Bird movie, right?” an anonymous flak told Jim Hill. “That Brad just did what he could with a Jan Pinkava film that was already going down in flames. But because (Ratatouille’s) settings had already been chosen and the characters had already been designed,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], this wasn't so much a movie as it was a rescue mission. And given that Ratatouille still had to be ready to roll into theaters in just 18 months time, there was only so much that Brad could do."
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