FilmBuff1994
The Rugrats Movie is a great film with a very well developed storyline and a terrific voice cast. I was a huge fan of this animated series as a child and I think this movie is definitely pleasing for fans of the show, Tommy coping with a new sibling is a major plot point and it suited to make something as serious as that a ninety minute movie instead of a fifteen minute story, the usual innuendos are evident throughout as well which is always fun for the grown ups. My only major problem with this film is that it is way too loud, it moves around constantly and never really takes time to simply ease down and develop its characters with dialogue, I understand the film is constantly moving as it is aimed at kids, but even children can enjoy a quite moment every now and again. The voice cast is of course fantastic, all the regulars from the series returning to voice their now iconic roles, it also contains some adorable musical numbers that may not be Disney standards but are still plenty of fun. Though it can be a bit obnoxious at times, The Rugrats Movie is still a sweet and fun movie that I would recommend to anyone looking for a good family film. After the birth of his baby brother Dil, Tommy and his three best friends head on a trip to the hospital to return the troublesome child, but get lost in the woods along the way.
spamisnotfood
In my town we have a 10am movie showing of G and PG movies during the summer months. Only costs a dollar for the kids and the adults are free. Thank GOD! Because I would have hated to spend any more money on this show. This movie, although rated G was NOT what I wanted my children (or the children of my friend who we went with.) to see. We are used to watching TV, but shows that are somewhat educational. This movie used the word "stupid" and "hate" (JUST the words I want my 3 and 4 year old s to use!)My daughter (3 yrs old) was scared of the wolf in the forest and the monkeys are mean, and the little girl in with the blond hair is just plain mean too. The movie was really a PG if you ask me. I thought the movie was worthless... although I giggled a few times(at the little cartoon kids vocabulary , but I started to fall asleep in the middle and wished I could but I had to cuddle w/ my daughter because she was frightened...(I didn't mind the cuddling.) If you don't mind rude kids and scary scenes then fine, but my vote is no.....We don't like sponge bob either, that was the other movie showing today. I really don't see how all these parents liked this movie for their children. My take of it is, kids learn to be smart mouthed and sarcastic soon enough, why push it on them at 3 and 4.
Ginger87
I remember seeing this movie when I was eleven years old in theaters. I saw it the opening weekend and then again two weeks later. I have always been a fan of the Rugrats ever since it started back in 1991 when I was four years old.The plot of the movie evolves around the addition of Tommy's new baby brother Dil. The part when Tommy and Dil were alone in the woods together was so sad and cute. I also liked how there were many different parts occurring at the same time. Plus the songs on the movie were very catchy especially the one Angelica sang while looking for Cynthia.Overall this movie was really good. However this movie led to the downfall of the "Rugrats". I give this movie 10/10 stars.
ross robinson
I remember when the rugrats movie came out in 1998, i went to see this film at the cinemas and i thought it was brillant, it made me laugh, it was full of excitement, full of Laughter, full of hunor and full of fun, i liked the new arrival character, DIL, he made me laugh when he said the word pooping and then he trumped, that made me laugh alot
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