>>123553747>which is odd because they're kind of the whole point of the movie.I think at first they intended it to be so but I guess Bird wanted the film to be more mature by focusing on the human characters.
The way the film begins following Remy was great, but once he gets to the restaurant and meets Alfredo the movie focuses on them as a duo, and whenever Remy takes the centre stage again it's a little frustrating and boring being hung up on his dad essentially saying 'humans bad, steal from them for us instead of following your dreams'. I wonder if there was a better way of making the film by cutting out the talking rats entirely and just focusing on Alfredo's journey of becoming a chef in Paris with Remy as his pet rat sidekick, might've been a better watch but less kids would see it.
