Rat Movie: Mystery of the Mayan Treasure

Wow, this movie is a masterpiece and it's a shame that it got snubbed at the Oscars

Rat Movie is simply put the best movie to ever be released. From the memorable characters, awe-inspiring soundtrack, gorgeous visuals, and thrilling story comes the action packed story about a fabled mayan treasure and giant rats. It is a must see for all fans of movies and filmmaking

Never before has such a masterpiece graced humanity. This film is without equal; it easily surpasses the comparatively amateurish works of Spielberg or Tarantino and transcends the medium of cinema itself. The music direction sets the tone straight from the beginning, taking the somber and dreary backdrop of the cliffside English castle and brightening it up with the persistent and optimistic chants of the rats as they proudly proclaim, "Rats! We're rats! We're the rats!" From here, the movie picks up speed as the central talent of Big Nosed Brit and Crazy Blue Guy shine in their respective roles, pulling off lines with such raw emotion that no other actor could hope to replicate. The climactic fight scene was so incredibly choreographed that one might mistake it for a grand historical battle of old. The ambitiously bold choice of mixing in elements of a 1990's crime drama paid off, as Giant Rat the 2nd and Kitty Cop agents 1 through 3 showcased their broad acting flexibility through the transitions in genre. The final scene not only wraps up all the parts leading up to it superbly, but it also leaves the audience begging for more. This legendary animated feature has deservedly landed itself in the theatres of the world, in the hearts of inspired fans, and in the pages of the great history books, to be passed down for many generations to come.

This is the most stupendous animated film of our generation. Every scene is pieced together flawlessly, the voice acting is better than top notch and the animation is greater than anything pixar has created. This film- No. This work of art really makes you feel like a rat. I recommend this to movie watchers everywhere.

Casablanca. Citizen Kane. No Country for Old Men.

These films are often referenced as some of the best and most groundbreaking cinamatic experiences to have ever been created. Now, another title is added to that imposing pedestal.

There is simply is no way to truely express the emotions that this film elicits upon viewing; it tugs at the heartstrings like a master violinist would pluck on a stradivarius. This film stands as a monolith among its predecessors, wholly unique and yet, somehow, all too familiar. Viewing this film taps into some unknown subconcious instinct to better ones self as a person, and while I can only speak for myself, I knew my life was forever changed the moment the credits began to roll. It is a testament to the essence of the human experience and if you choose to miss it, youre not only doinf yourseld a disservice, you're spitting in the very face of perfection.