Perry Kate Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

AboveDeepBuggy Some things I liked some I did not.

Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

ClassyWas Excellent, smart action film.

Lee Eisenberg "Rugrats" is the sort of thing that you might find entertaining when you're nine years old, but not afterwards. It seems like the shows on Nickelodeon were just long commercials. If I had children, I most certainly would not let them watch any of these. This story of babies and how they interpret things gets old pretty quickly. The animated shows that remained watchable over the years - Rocky & Bullwinkle, The Flintstones, The Simpsons, South Park - did so because they were and are clever. Not so with "Rugrats", "Ren and Stimpy" or "Doug". If I ever have to sit through this again, I'll want to then watch an Ingmar Bergman movie to wash the stupidity out of my head.

asaloverboy7 I loved watching this show. While the situations totally unbelievable (who would really kids alone that long) they were always great. The imaginations of these kids were amazing and always full of fun and adventure. I loved the stories and especially loved the way they talked. It was great when they messed up the words, like the "jerky" (jury). Yet when I was born in 1997, they brought this show back and yet they cancelled it in 2004. Plus I loved all two movies, especially Rugrats Go Wild. I find both the old and newer episodes of the show to be funny. A great show that I still love to watch.Brings back childhood memories.

Thomas Stansfield I love Rugrats, golden years and new series that everyone seems to hate because it has changed over the years. But I'm not here going sentimental over how great the first few seasons had done, I love them, but the animation was just awkward to look at. But looking at the later years from the first movie until 2004, the episodes aren't bad as people says it was. I've managed to re-watch an old episode of Rugrats about Kwanza and looking at as an adult, the episode has a great way of teaching kids about different holidays like Christmas, Easter, Passover, Hanukkah and so. It also shows kids about love and respect and how special you can be without getting awards. I think that lesson will be good to teach today's kids. Characters like Kimi and Dil, in my opinion, didn't kill the show, though I have to say Dil they could've made Dil talk. But Kimi is a likable character, she's fun, adventurous, imaginative and shows love for her brother, sure the other characters showed that as well. But I believe Kimi is something for the female target of the series. The series had kept true to its continuity, unlike Spongebob, despite some flaws in the series and i might add the early years can have some flaws too, the new ones show has some good episodes, it's not bad as many people think. My guess is that because of new animation, which is better in my opinion, new writers and producers took over the show and Nickelodeon making it a cash cow, many people just don't like it because of those reason. I consider these as classics.

markbuehrlelvi When Rugrats hit the scene, I instantly loved it. I was 7 years old when the first episodes aired, and it was a great show. I couldn't get enough of Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil & Angelica. It was great and had lots of good episodes. Then something terrible happened. For no apparent reason whatsoever, the creators decided it would be a good idea to give Tommy a brother and make a movie. What a horrible decision. Dill added NOTHING to the plot of the show except being ridiculously annoying and ruining all of the flow of the main characters. Also around this time, the writers decided they needed to take the more adult-type themes out of the show entirely and make this show as if it should be shown on Nick Jr. instead of Nickelodeon. I will never understand why they changed the show so dramatically towards their extremely younger demographic group. Rugrats had plenty of older kids and even teenagers and some adults watching regularly. Why pander to your youngest viewers who would watch the TV no matter what show was on? They lost me when they added Dill. However, I did view the show after the 2nd movie because my mom had in-home daycare and they would be watching it. The character of Chuckie's step sister was even worse than Dill. That series of episodes was even more unwatchable than the ones with just Dill. I was just saddened watching that and seeing how downhill Rugrats had fallen. It's a shame that Nickelodeon and their creative writers, did this to basically every show that was good in the early 90's. Am I right? Look at what happened to their best shows, they were either canceled or changed so dramatically that they no longer resembled that great show you once loved. Doug was sold to Disney and turned into crap. Hey Dude was canceled in it's prime. Rocko's Modern Life was given the boot for no reason. Angry Beavers was given the axe because of a disagreement with the creators wanting to keep the show the funny. Nickelodeon from 1990-1995 was great, then it just fell apart and we got stuck with a bunch of garbage mostly after that that has never recovered into anything watchable. I DVR Rugrats every night at 5:00 and 5:30 AM. Sometimes they are the original episodes and I love watching them now. Other times they are the newer ones and those just suck and I immediately delete those.