Featured Audience Ratings

• Melvin W

  
  Tommy Pickles: Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of yum!  "An adventure for anyone who ever wore diapers." When I was a little kid, my favorite cartoon on television was Rugrats. I could watch it all day long. I remember watching this movie when I was little as well. I remember liking… More
  Tommy Pickles: Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of yum!  "An adventure for anyone who ever wore diapers." When I was a little kid, my favorite cartoon on television was Rugrats. I could watch it all day long. I remember watching this movie when I was little as well. I remember liking it, but I also remember, even as a little kid, thinking it wasn't as good as the tv show. This movie is short, and that's one of its few positives. It's got a quick paced feel to it is as well, so the whole film just speeds by. After it does, you're left with a lot of disappointment, especially if you are a lover of the cartoon. Tommy is excited for the arrival of his new baby brother. When he comes home, everything isn't as great as he thought. The baby cries all the time, and is extremely selfish. When an accident happens leaving the four friends and the new baby on their own in the wilderness with Angelica and Spike on their heels; a search team is put out to find them. The babies battle a wolf and a bunch of monkeys, in order to make it to the lizards house. Most of the writing for this movie centers around the babies mispronunciation of words. It's cute a few time, but the extent to what it is used gets quite annoying. The songs are annoying as well. I guess that's the lasting impression of The Rugrats Movie. It's annoying. I was annoyed by the adventure, by the situations, by just about everything. It's just a big disappointment.  If you want to introduce your kids to one of the best cartoons ever; do it through the television show and not this sorry excuse for a movie. This doesn't come close having the same fun feeling the series had. A lot of that may come from the television adventures only being fifteen minutes each. When you have to fit a plot into a feature length movie of an hour and twenty minutes, it gets a little harder. So, I'll cut them a little slack.

• AJ V

  
  An okay film version of an okay kids cartoon. It's nothing special, and it's a lot like the show too. Overall, it's okay.

• Alexander D

  
  Awful

• Michael E

  
  its no masterpiece but it was pretty good

• Dead A

  
  "She's having a baby not a gefilte fish" - I was almost rolling on the floor laughing loudly when hearing this dialogue. This is exactly like the one shown on Nickelodeon.

• Bobby H

  
  I watched this because I used to love The Rugrats cartoon on Nick. It was great, and the movie for what it was was not far behind. Real good for kids

• Dean M

  
  This cartoon movie based on the Nickelodeon television series is a charming adventure, presented in the inventive, squiggly line art that has become the Rugrats signature style; the artwork perfectly conveys the sloppy, sticky, and unfathomable universe as experienced by a gaggle of… More
  This cartoon movie based on the Nickelodeon television series is a charming adventure, presented in the inventive, squiggly line art that has become the Rugrats signature style; the artwork perfectly conveys the sloppy, sticky, and unfathomable universe as experienced by a gaggle of unusually perceptive toddlers.

• Juan C

  
  not as satisfiying as i'd thought it would be, but has it's moments, and little bit of fun to satify the fans. C+

• Andrew F

  
  It's hilarious, and it captures the originality and humor of the series on Nickelodeon.

• Jason S

  
  The first big screen outing for the Rugrats is surprisingly a decent effort. The characters are well defined like the show, and its a lot of fun from start to finish. It never feels too stretched either.

• Sunil J

  
  Liked the show. Like the movie.

• Leo L

  
  A cute movie!

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