One movie line at a time...

Life is a movie, its yours to make, make it stellar.

N. Jordan

N. Jordan
Location
California, United States
Birthday
December 31
Title
One Movie Line At A Time
Bio
Growing up loving movies, and quoting infamous lines, N. Jordan is about taking life's given competition and embracing it through movies quotes. Each posting reflects a personal understanding on how movies effect people, our lives and our fake realities. If life is a movie, why do we compete in so many ways? Sports, love, relationships, family, business, money, career, kids, etc. Its time to see who is keeping score. Because... life is sometimes an altered reality, just go at it one movie line at a time. My real name is Michelle Keifer. But, I've always wanted to talk about life through a guy's perspective. Just seemed so fitting as I've always been just one of the boys. Go New England Patriots!

N. Jordan's Links

Animation in film
Hugh Grant Films
Early Classic Movies
Movies of the last decade
70's Movies
80's Movies
Tom Hanks Films
Airplane themed films
Kate Winslet Films
Johnny Depp Films
Leonardo DiCaprio Films
This and That
90's Movies
APRIL 22, 2010 10:19PM

#194 "Ratatouille"... bon appetit', a chef's desire to dream

Rate: 3 Flag

ratatouille

 "This is me. I think it's apparent that I need to rethink my life a little bit. What's my problem? First of all, I'm a rat. Which means, life is hard. Second, I have a highly developed sense of taste and smell."

Remy

Ratatouille

2007

The art of culinary skill. The smell of wonder cooking in the kitchen. The love of a talent to satisfy the palates of those we love. It becomes more and more poignant to smell aromas and taste greatness when one is driven to dream and dreams become a reality.

Think about this concept for a minute. Doesn't food taste better when in love? Doesn't a glass of wine or a cold beer just satisfy your quench for thirst when in love? Doesn't the dream of ones desires make one crave a specific flavor of life?

Ratatouille was not only a film for the youngsters, it was a film for grownups too!

I think of the underdog in this situation. The one that wants to bad to find success and gratification for talents endured, that their dream often becomes bigger than their own reality. I think of the candidate that finds nomination in success and trials of tribulations. I think of the distressed, that overcome objection with intrigue and follow through.

When ones life allows dreams, and ones life takes on challenges, who decided the protocol or standard by which one should continue to enact?

Is life hard? Is Remy's character spot on?

I would agree that hard most importantly correlates with complex and full of challenges, but, life.... that is just like a cookbook. Full of flavor, tastes, new creations for old classics, measurements of ones caliber, and of course broken down by categories of sweet, and spice.

I think, hmmm, what section of a cookbook do I belong in? Is it the appetizers? Where each thing I do is a mini creation of the big picture? Am I the entree, full of sides and sauce and spice? Or am I the dessert? Wanting to be sweet and satisfied?

Not only is life its own recipe of different tastes and ingredients, life is a plethora of dreams and reality, yet, sometimes... the reality is too much salt and pepper, and the dreams are like big eyes with a small stomach.

Yet, for me... I cannot pass on dessert. I'd have appetizers all day, and of course you can't get away from a good steak.

Bon Appetit'... dream and cook, desire to create, and live in the flavor of your own spice.

Your tags:

TIP:

Enter the amount, and click "Tip" to submit!
Recipient's email address:
Personal message (optional):

Your email address:

Comments

Type your comment below:
Jordan, you're killing me on these animated movies. I never see any of them, so I can't comment like I want to. If I see a rat in the kitchen, he runs one way and I run the other. We don't even take the time to say Hello. Good Review though!
ScanMan... I agree... rats in the kitchen... means me run away fast! I love the "insight" of animation. Its like there is a bigger picture and hidden meaning that we must look past the animation and find the characters in each of us. So real, yet, so surreal. You know?
We enjoyed Ratatouille. When we were in Paris, I took a photo of a rat in the sewer. We posted the picture with the caption, "The star of Ratatouille, down on his luck."
I saw that movie and loved it! It appealed to my inner child and grown up at the same time. Your review is an excellent reminder that it's time to seek it out and enjoy it all over. Thank you.
Rated.