Rugrats in Paris: The Movie

Watched this for childhood nostalgia and loved it!! People negatively rating a children's film from 2000 should have a therapy session. Beats the morality of modern childhood movies to pieces

This is where we meet kimi finster. 5.6/10

The Story Is Abysmal 0.1/10 The Writing Is Forgettable 1.7/10 The Animation Is Awful 0.6/10 The Characters Are Unlikable, Cliche And Forgettable 2.9/10 The Dialogue Is Terrible 1.5/10 The Overall Isn't Good 3.5/10 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This Movie is Even Worse then Titanic: The Legend Goes On (2000), Shark Tale (2004) or Chicken Little (2005) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- F- 1/5 1/100 1/10

This movie is more of a tear jeker as an adult than when I saw it as a kid. A heartfelt and wonderful family story

C'est chic! Rugrats in Paris: The Movie has more scrumptious storytelling and clever kiddie humor than its predecessor.

Watched this on repeat as a kid and about to watch it every night for a week to relive the nostalgia. Love it, so funny and cute

Rugrats in Paris is my favorite Rugrats movie I give this movie a 10/10

"Rugrats in Paris" is not only a charming family film, it also features breathtaking animation, celebrity voice casts, and a bittersweet plot. When Stu Pickles is called to Paris, France due to his latest invention breaking down the babies are off on their latest adventure. While Chas and Chuckie are suffering from FOMO due to Lou and Lulu's wedding are determined to find a wife, and a mother. Angelica however has her own plans and tricks Chas into dating the gold digging opportunistic Coco LaBouche, now the babies are forced to stop the wedding and prevent Chas from making a big mistake. Humor aside, the storyline is great and heartfelt and the movie does one thing many fans were skeptical of. It closes the show's longest running storyline of Chas and Chuckie not having a wife and mother, respectively. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who is a fan of the franchise or loves animation.

Yep. I figured they'd be back. RUGRATS IN PARIS offers many wacky adventures, lots of baby humor, and a bunch of hilarious potty jokes. However, one thing that I really liked about this movie is the heartwarming moments between Chuckie and his father and how wonderful they really are as father and son.

Rugrats in Paris: The Movie has a very touching wish that makes it a very cuddly vacation to enjoy with very neat animation.