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Set years after the original masterpiece, Ratatouille 2 returns to the vibrant streets of Paris with Remy now the head of a revolutionary culinary school for rodents beneath the famous Gusteau’s restaurant. Linguini and Colette have become renowned chefs, running a Michelin-star kitchen—but a sudden health scandal threatens to shut them down. To save the restaurant, Remy must unite rival rodent clans and train a new generation of chef rats, including a bold, rebellious young mouse named Jules who questions Remy’s old-school methods.

This sequel is filled with heart, flavor, and rich animation. The story dives deeper into themes of legacy, mentorship, and redefining identity through food. The voice cast brings warmth and humor, while the soundtrack, rich with French flair, perfectly complements the film’s emotional beats.

Visually, it’s a feast—every frame brims with detail and charm, reaffirming Pixar’s mastery. While it doesn’t quite capture the originality of the first film, Ratatouille 2 delivers a delightful second serving with freshness and soul.