Comments on: Notes from the Kitchen http://www.rluxemburg.com/2007/07/17/notes-from-the-kitchen/ It's Latin for "Let there be light" Thu, 20 Nov 2008 12:59:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: fiat lux http://www.rluxemburg.com/2007/07/17/notes-from-the-kitchen/#comment-888 fiat lux Wed, 18 Jul 2007 14:52:14 +0000 http://www25.a2hosting.com/~rslux1/2007/07/17/notes-from-the-kitchen/#comment-888 @off - good point. @melinda - yes, Colette's intro scene was fantastic and new territory. I wish they'd done more with that, rather than just turning her into the standard female romantic prop. Ah well. I still enjoyed the movie, though. @off - good point.

@melinda - yes, Colette’s intro scene was fantastic and new territory. I wish they’d done more with that, rather than just turning her into the standard female romantic prop. Ah well. I still enjoyed the movie, though.

]]> By: Melinda http://www.rluxemburg.com/2007/07/17/notes-from-the-kitchen/#comment-887 Melinda Wed, 18 Jul 2007 13:39:03 +0000 http://www25.a2hosting.com/~rslux1/2007/07/17/notes-from-the-kitchen/#comment-887 Hmm, I hadn't noticed that but I plan to see the movie a second time in the theatre so I'll see how it strikes me. I was very impressed with the scene where Colette explains how she made it in a male-dominated environment. That's dangerous territory for a mainstream (children's!) movie, and I thought it was a brave and important inclusion. (Or, if you want to go a bit more in depth, you could say it only confirmed the notion that women have to be like men in order to suceed. "Gah", as they say.) Fantastic movie. Hmm, I hadn’t noticed that but I plan to see the movie a second time in the theatre so I’ll see how it strikes me.

I was very impressed with the scene where Colette explains how she made it in a male-dominated environment. That’s dangerous territory for a mainstream (children’s!) movie, and I thought it was a brave and important inclusion.

(Or, if you want to go a bit more in depth, you could say it only confirmed the notion that women have to be like men in order to suceed. “Gah”, as they say.)

Fantastic movie.

]]> By: Off Colfax http://www.rluxemburg.com/2007/07/17/notes-from-the-kitchen/#comment-886 Off Colfax Wed, 18 Jul 2007 07:04:26 +0000 http://www25.a2hosting.com/~rslux1/2007/07/17/notes-from-the-kitchen/#comment-886 Anyone be better than Our Brave Hero? C'mon, FL, that is so far outside the Disney viewpoint as to not even be visible from Der Fuhrer Factory. (NOTE: Only people that have worked for a certain 6-foot rat can use that highly accurate phrase. Ask your local Disney employee why.) Now, if Remy was a female rat all along, then there would be no problem with anything, now would there? Anyone be better than Our Brave Hero? C’mon, FL, that is so far outside the Disney viewpoint as to not even be visible from Der Fuhrer Factory. (NOTE: Only people that have worked for a certain 6-foot rat can use that highly accurate phrase. Ask your local Disney employee why.)

Now, if Remy was a female rat all along, then there would be no problem with anything, now would there?

]]> By: Rudi http://www.rluxemburg.com/2007/07/17/notes-from-the-kitchen/#comment-885 Rudi Wed, 18 Jul 2007 04:32:24 +0000 http://www25.a2hosting.com/~rslux1/2007/07/17/notes-from-the-kitchen/#comment-885 Remy is a male. Males ALWAYS know what they are doing. So, logically we conclude that... IMHO, Collete should have dated someone who is not a complete klutz. BTW. Isn't Remy the cutest animated critter you have ever seen? Remy is a male.
Males ALWAYS know what they are doing.
So, logically we conclude that…

IMHO, Collete should have dated someone who is not a complete klutz.

BTW. Isn’t Remy the cutest animated critter you have ever seen?

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