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10/17/02
The Rugrats Movie (1998)
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Reviews Counted:45
Fresh:25
Rotten:20
Average Rating:5.7/10
Consensus: Charming characters; loads of fun for kids and adults.
Runtime: 81 mins
Genre: Television
Synopsis: The RUGRATS came makes a smooth translation to the big screen in this, their first feature film! When Tommy's baby brother Dil is born, he suddenly faces new responsibility in both caring for the... [More]
Starring: Elizabeth Daily, Christine Cavanaugh, Kath Soucie, Melanie Chartoff
Director: Norton Virgien, Igor Kovalyov
Reviews for The Rugrats Movie
The result is a happy blend of smart-aleck humor and wacky adventure.
10/15/02
It's a fun-filled oddity among G- rated animated movies. But some folks may conclude that the babies' creators have gone off the deep end to satisfy a '90s sensibility that favors edgy entertainment.
06/18/02
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04/05/02
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03/24/02
Top CriticWhat is most likely to impress adults is that the world of the Rugrats is not idealized or homogenized.
02/14/01
Top CriticIf you're a kid, you'll probably like it.
01/01/00
The pleasant surprise is that the film is a delight.
01/01/00
Top CriticThe result is surprisingly watchable for kids and adults alike, producing only minimal fidgeting.
01/01/00
DOA from the start.
01/01/00
he film's target audience of little kids should make the production a hit.
01/01/00
The Rugrats Movie is more like a pleasant Sunday drive in a big smooth sedan than the TV show's riotous joyrides in a fast, shiny convertible.
01/01/00
Television's most popular children's show successfully toddles to the big screen, offering all the sass and cuteness that Rugrats fans expect -- and more.
01/01/00
An embarrassingly juvenile production that would seem more at home in the midst of Saturday morning cartoons than on a big screen.
01/01/00
It's a great film. Go see it. Go enjoy it. Don't forget the kids.
01/01/00
has more than enough hijinks and gross-out humor to keep the under-10 crowd in hysterics for 90 minutes. Older viewers might catch themselves chuckling as well...
01/01/00
As mentioned, there is a good message to the film (one about accepting family members for whom they are), and the pacing is brisk enough so young audiences won't get bored.
01/01/00
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01/01/00
Essentially just a big-screen episode of the series, and that's more than enough to satisfy any audience.
01/01/00
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