The Rugrats Movie - Nostalgia Critic
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Nickelodeon's longest running show...for awhile, was also a hit movie. But is the film about babies only made FOR babies? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at The Rugrats Movie.
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The Rugrats Movie is a 1998 American animated musical comedy film based on the Nickelodeon animated television series Rugrats. It was directed by Igor Kovalyov and Norton Virgien and was written by David N. Weiss & J. David Stem. The film introduced Tommy Pickles' baby brother Dil Pickles, who appeared on the series the next year. The film features the voices of E. G. Daily, Tara Strong, Christine Cavanaugh, Kath Soucie, Cheryl Chase, Cree Summer, and Charlie Adler, along with guest stars David Spade, Whoopi Goldberg, Margaret Cho, Busta Rhymes, and Tim Curry.
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if you think the rugrats playing "indiana jones" was hard core, they were playing "the godfather" in the second movie XD and yes the parents acknowledged why the heck did they let Angelica watch parts of "that movie"
One of my favorites lines from this is another Grandpa line where Didi says “I can’t believe you let your father watch the kids, the man slept through Pearl Harbor for heavens sake!” And Grandpa says “I sounded the alarm as soon as I could!”
Fun fact: Tara Strong, the voice actress for Dil, had to be cut off from her recording sessions a few times because her crying was realistic enough to make several pregnant staff members start lactating.
I can't really defend this movie since I'm nostalgia blind to it, but I do want to point out that all those subplots that appeared at the end were ongoing topics within the show. This is not an excuse since a movie should be self contained, but I thought it was worth noting.
Personally, I always preferred Rugrats in Paris, the sequel(?) to this movie. It was such a heartwarming arc for Chucky and his father, and while it was definitely a risk to introduce not just one but two brand new and important characters joining the regular show, its done pretty well. Not to mention they cut down on a lot of the gross-out humor and they have 5 either forgettable or pretty good songs. If you were ever willing to watch another rugrats project, I guarantee you would enjoy it more
I know he made it not seem like a big deal, but am I the only one who gets a little choked up with them wishing for Spike back? They’re just so heartbroken it tears me up inside 😢💔
No lie, Rugrats in Paris is actually better than this movie.
I disagree with Doug claiming there wasn't anything new or interesting in Rugrats. If you pay close attention, it does deal with more serious issues, just through the eyes of babies.
Dil was originally going to be voiced by Madonna. However, when Tara Strong recorded her scratch voice for the character, her impression of a baby crying was so accurate that it caused a woman in the room, who had just had a baby, to start lactating!
"The adventure they think they're in is more interesting than the adventure they're actually in" isn't that the perfect description of childhood?
Can't believe Doug glanced over the funniest bit of humor in the film
That scene with Tommy and Dill fighting and reconciling in the woods never fails to break me and my little brother down to tears. As an older brother myself, it gets you down hard.
A lot of the "missing" subplots at the end were actually carried over from the series. Spike was a prominent character in several episodes as a beloved family pet, Stu and Drew constantly bickered but were still family, and Angelica's mom is literally ALWAYS on her phone talking to her assistant. So while they weren't handled well in the movie, they were there for fans of the show.
I grew up with rugrats. I learned about Passover from the show. The episode with Chuckie’s mom is STILL heart wrenching.
I didn’t grow up on this show. However, when screen rant did a billion “dirty jokes in kids movies” video, two lines from this movie always stuck with me
My favorite moment from the show was "why are you making pudding at 3 in the morning?"
Spike's importance to Tommy, Charlotte being a workaholic, and Drew and Stu's sibling rivalry aren't exactly unknown subplots if this movie is keeping with the show's continuity.
“I didn’t know she could fly”
There was one grandpa line that I’m surprised you didn’t comment on: