"Ratatouille" is best movie of 2007 · 2008-01-22 17:41
Rotten Tomatoes, the online movie site that aggregates critics' reviews, tossed out its ninth annual Golden Tomato Awards, hailing "Ratatouille" as its best-reviewed wide-release movie of 2007.
The Disney/Pixar cartoon about a rat named Remy scored a 96% approval rating on the site's "Tomatometer," Reuters reports.
At the other end of the scale "Because I Said So," starring Diane Keaton and Mandy Moore, earned the Moldy Tomato Award, with an approval rating of 5%.
Rotten Tomatoes offered best of breed citations to:
"Once," limited release, and musical;
"The Bourne Ultimatum," action/adventure;
"Juno," comedy;
"Away From Her," drama;
"Grindhouse," horror;
"Enchanted," kids/family;
“Atonement," romance;
"Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," sci-fi/fantasy;
"Sicko," documentary;
"The Lives of Others," foreign language;
"No Country for Old Men," thriller;
"Hot Fuzz," U.K. release;
"Ten Canoes," Australian film.
According to Hollywood Reporter, "Ratatouille" also earned the top ranking in the animation category.
Besides, it won Golden Globe, another 12 wins and 27 nominations.
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