Rugrats in Paris (G, 2002)
common sense media says
Eighty minutes of visual surprises, clever comedy.
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What parents need to know
Parents need to know that Chuckie gets sad because all the other babies have moms to love and take care of them. Coco is loud and villainess at times. She orders Jean-Claude to lock the babies in a warehouse. With its Japanese theme park in Paris, the movie gently pokes fun at globalization. The babies climb out of a moving ride. Phil and Lil eat bugs, boogers, etc., and stuff all kinds of things in their diapers. When Angelica steps on Coco's dress, it rips and we see her underpants.Violence: The babies, inside a giant mechanical Reptar, battle a giant mechanical snail. Chuckie imagines he's a martial arts expert.
Violence & scariness:
The babies, inside a giant mechanical Reptar, battle a giant mechanical snail. Chuckie imagines he's a martial arts expert. Coco is loud and villainess at times. She orders Jean-Claude to lock the babies in a warehouse.
Sexy stuff:
When Angelica steps on Coco's dress, it rips and we see her underpants.
Language:
Not applicable.
Consumerism:
The movie could be seen as an ad for the TV show.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Not applicable.
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BFF GIRL THATS ...
teen, 14 years old
teen, 14 years old
one of my favorite movies when i was little
this movie is really good and one of my favorite movies when i was little.
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Cooldee
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parent
The Rugrats go global!
The Rugrats go to Paris after Tommy's father gets a call from Coco to come to Paris to see Reptar. When I seen this movie, I thought it was going to be good, and it was good! There are some gross rumored (G rated), Coco is seemed to hate children, and Chuckie is sad because he does not have a mom.
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celinac
parent of 6 and 8 year old
parent of 6 and 8 year old
Nickelodeon-style fun. The plot is effectively character-driven. Catchy songs. Great celebrity voice-acting.
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hnbbubblegum
kid, 12 years old
kid, 12 years old
Good
I first watched this when i was 5 and loved it. My mom is 45 and still likes to watch it. I am 13 and watch my neighbors kids and they love it.
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allietron
kid, 13 years old
kid, 13 years old
Another Rugrat Movie
It has its funny parts, but is mostly lame. I was a little surprised that it was rated G. Too much naked humor, lots of scary stuff for very little kids, and there was very little humor. Two stars.
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Angela33
adult
adult
..... me and my daughter only watch this for 3minutes it is such a boaring movie.
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mrbookworm01
teen, 13 years old
teen, 13 years old
Really good, but not for the youngest kids
I have the DVD of this movie and I think it's really good. It has some mild violence/martial arts violence and sad moments that might be too much for the youngest kids, but nothing too bad for kids 5+ and it has positive messages about the importance of family and being brave. Violence: Some VERY mild martial arts violence during a dream. The babies (when controlling a large mechanical Reptar suit) battle with Jean-Claude (who's in a large mechanical snail suit), destorying some structures, but nobody gets hurt. Some sad moments, like when Chuckie is watching his friends dance with their moms to a sad song. But nothing too bad for kids 5 and older. Sex: Coco is shown engaging in mild flirting with Chas. Spike is shown forming a "relationship" with a French poodle and they share a romantic dinner (parodying the famous scene from "Lady And The Tramp") Angelica is shown stepping on Coco's dress, tearing it and revealing her underwear. But nothing graphic is shown or mentioned. Consumerism: Based off the popular TV show, "Rugrats" and one scene in the movie parodies the famous dinner scene from "Lady And The Tramp"
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