These pictures are so big it's a little bit frightening. Click on any of them to be swamped in their gorgeousness. I left the tags on them so you can see, well, who owns the copyright for one thing - but also the names of characters, and so on.
Thank Mike Nezhdanny for the scoop. I just pressed a few buttons.
[EDIT: And now there's more]
This new Ratatouille trailer from Japan has oodles more footage - new locations, scenes, characters. It's a must see - so download it now. A handful of low-res screencaps follow.
Disney's official site is going to host a nine minute clip of Ratatouille on May 1st. As per the Spider-Man 3 sequence from a few weeks back, I'm hoping somebody manages to strip the source file's location so we'll all be able to download and keep it.
Sci Fi Wire were listening to Patton Oswalt chat about Ratatouille when he slipped in a few morsels regarding Sex and Death 101, the dust-gathering latest from Daniel Waters. Waters was the screenwriter of the greatest script ever written.
Yep. He wrote Heathers.
Oswalt said of Waters "I guess he's going to take it to some film festivals and show it to distributors. I hope it comes out. It was really good. I mean, it's not like anything, so why not put it out there?"
He described his character, Fred, as "a supreme being controller of the universe" - though that's probably going to give you the wrong idea, if I know Waters.
I've discussed Sex and Death 101 before, but if you can't bother using that wee search box uptop, here's the basic premise: Simon Baker plays Roderick Blank, a nearly-married man who, one week before his big day, receives an e-mail list of all the women he has ever slept with. As if this wasn't curious enough, the list goes on, apparently naming all of the women he will go on to sleep with in the rest of his life. This includes a formerly-lesbian astronaut and a younger girl from a private school.
Winona Ryder's character, Gillian 'Death' Nell, is on the list too, which is a serious problem for Blank because, somehow, everybody who ever lies down with her goes into a coma...
Frankly, I find it criminal that a film with this kind of line-up is having to go looking for distributors, that they aren't bowing and scraping at Waters door and begging to come in.
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