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12/30/06
Rugrats Go Wild (2003)
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Reviews Counted:83
Fresh:33
Rotten:50
Average Rating:5/10
Consensus: The Rugrats franchise has gone from fresh to formulaic.
Runtime: 80 mins
Genre: Childrens
Synopsis: RUGRATS meet THE WILD THORNBERRYS in this Nickelodeon crossover adventure that features characters from both of the wildly popular animated series. The Pickles family of RUGRATS decides to take a... [More]
Starring: Bruce Willis, Chrissie Hynde, E. G. Daily, Nancy Cartwright
Director: Norton Virgien, John Eng
Reviews for Rugrats Go Wild
Top CriticUnless you're a Nickelodeon executive or a six-year-old who's never heard of Pixar, you'll be fervently hoping such desperate tactics signal the end of this tiresome spin-off franchise.
07/29/03
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08/19/03
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02/09/06
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07/17/03
While this animated feature's plot plunders survival tales ranging from Gilligan's Island to The Perfect Storm, it's an enjoyable ride.
06/13/03
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06/13/03
An OK time was had by all.
06/12/03
The end product is surprisingly engaging, thanks at least in part to a pair of very stinky feet.
06/13/03
Not surprisingly, the Thornberrys scenes are more fun than the Rugrats material, but the film turns into an enjoyable enough trip.
06/12/03
Rugrats Go Wild! successfully exploits a series of run-ins between the two clans.
06/07/03
Though the energy occasionally flags, the movie does a nice job of exploiting the crossover potential.
06/13/03
The less discerning audience of toddlers and pre-teens will be just as delighted as before, and the parents will be less bored than usual.
06/12/03
A movie sure to please the series' fans as well as any new initiates who happen to wander in looking for some solid family entertainment.
06/13/03
This Nickelodeon team-up may be straight from the marketing department, but your kids won't care.
06/12/03
A fairly well-paced, borderline- entertaining kiddie flick.
06/13/03
The colorful animation and resulting silliness should please both young and old.
06/13/03
Perhaps too wildly ambitious in its goal to unite two powerful TV tribes to serve a common goal, but its unsentimental music (hip songs by Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh) and visual delights will capture the imagination of young and old.
06/13/03
Aside from its clever premise, it doesn't offer much more than what we've seen on TV. Still, for the kids, it's fast and fun.
06/12/03
Directors Norton Virgien's and John Eng's pacing is brisk, and voice director Charlie Adler elicits highly expressive performances, crucial in voicing animated characters, from his large cast.
06/12/03
Top CriticLatest News for Rugrats Go Wild
March 02, 2006:
Critical Consensus: A Swinging "Party," A Sweet and Sour "16"
This week's wide releases will take us on a journey. We'll walk a couple blocks ("16 Blocks," "Dave Chappelle's Block Party"), take a dip in the ocean... More...
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