You’re WRONG About This Ratatouille Pixar Theory! 🐀 #shorts

A popular Pixar Theory suggests that Remy the rat, from ratatouille, actually learned to cook from Anton Ego himself! And it kind of makes sense from flashbacks we see in the Disney movie. But, sorry to let you down, Loyal Theorist, because this theory is a LIE!
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*Credits:*
Writers: Forrest Lee and Justin Kuiper
Editor: Dom Sealion
Sound Designer: Yosi Berman
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[PheobosDraws]

EASY FIX: The old lady moved to a different house

[Chilling_pal_nanadct]

Oh, hey! MatPat finally broke the theory with "it's just a media - it has flaws" argument.

[SteelpolydJ]

Amateur 3D artist here. Can confirm. Making assets takes time and effort.
Reusing them is not laziness; It's smarter time management.

[jaredadkinson]

One easy fix: Anton’s memory of his house isn’t perfect, he’s remembering a nostalgic version of his childhood home from decades prior so it’s entirely possible that the key features of the scene, especially the food, are the most important aspects

[josephvelasquez]

I like the pan pun. You could say Matpat is heating up his puns

[jamesunderwoood]

To be fair it doesn’t really have to be the same house to be kinda cool. It was explained that ratatouille is a peasant dish, so the fact it looks so similar could just indicate Remi was just in the same area that ego group up, so while not literally his mothers cooking. It still reminded him of where he came from.

[samdaartist]

Honestly, it gives me comfort that even large animation studios still use shortcuts to meet deadlines

[Bryce_the_Woomy_Boi]

It's called "reusing assets"
Edit: I made this when it came out before I got to him saying it was reusing assets

[HeisenbergFam]

As a non Twitter user, I respect Matt for surviving browsing Twitter just to give us extra info

[Ravencore_]

The addition of a pan every time he said it was great 👍🏼

[borogove]

While watching Ratatouille, I realized it was a thinly-veiled retelling of the relationship of Pixar (the rats, lead by creative tester Remmy, who was their stand-in for Lasseter) to Disney (dead Gusteau was Walt, whose empire was now headed by Skinner who represents Eisner who was infamous for pushing the "cheapquels" into the home market like Skinner with his frozen meals, and the affable bridge between Pixar and Disney Animation was a relative of the original owner Linguini representing Roy Disney).

Taking things people have a fondness for already and finding new ways to remind them why they loved them in the first place was talking about Pixar's approach to filmmaking. The ratatouille dish does to the food critic what films like Toy Story did for film critics and audiences.

[soggy_doodles]

I just want to say thank you to the theorist team real quick. I was in the hospital recently, and these videos gave me a ray of hope in an otherwise gloomy situation. Truly, thank you ❤

[kaneheine]

Being asked this question half asleep almost made me die

[myracleturner]

My guy got so popular that he had a cameo appearance in a highly anticipated movie 😅

You can't just tell Matpat something, he will dig deeper and he will bring your the truth

[moritz]

Why would you give me such a wholesome piece of trivia only to take it away from me again

[trev]

I feel it would take away from the payoff of ego loving the dish if it was literally the same recipe he got from the moms house

[ExplodingSteve]

reuse of stuff really puts theories in a pothole

[ReptillianStrike]

That theory made so much sense to me because it would also explain why Anton got a flashback from Remy's ratatouille.

[MrRedx]

Bro my phone is muted, still heard mat pats voice crystal clear even down to that terrible pan out joke