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This was a good film.I liked cocoa the best.(Is that how you spell her name?)
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There are two things that keep this film from being as good as the first one. Those things are Kimi (horrible character) and elements gone too far out of reach of the ordinary human imagination.
Rugrats fans may like this, but to me this movie only further propelled the downfall of the TV series I grew up watching. It's no longer one of the favorite shows of my youth, and I can't help but say one of the reasons for it is this movie.
Stu has made a new invention, a Reptar robot that can be used for a play being performed in Paris, France. He signs the deal and the Rugrats are off to Paris! And this time Chuckie is getting a mommy.
It's a fun adventure, but by all means it isn't a good one. A few things about it are just too farfetched. For example, the parents are downright stupid. How do you NOT know your kids are missing? And why would you leave a bunch of toddlers in a hotel room without supervision? Honestly.
Another aspect that sends it on a downhill is the simple fact that some parts just don't feel believable. The babies end up climbing into Stu's invention and going all over Paris with it. In this 100 foot Reptar they manage to smash through most of Paris, save Angelica when she is propelled up the Eifle Tower and falls from it. To me this is an overstretched imagination. Even babies controlling a giant robot is too far outside the box.
And then there's Kimi. The new character on the block. At least unlike Dil she does something, but Kimi has things that annoy me so much more than Dil. Kimi is an asian baby (with cowboy boots) who is always ready for an adventure. I don't mind that at all, and I don't even mind that Tommy seems to have a crush on her throughout the film. What I do mind though, is how perfect she is as a child. Even Tommy makes mistakes, but Kimi seems to be the know-it-all baby. As a character she's overall flawed by not having any flaws! As the character Otacon said in the video game Metal Gear Solid; "People just aren't complete without some type of character flaw..." and you know what? He's right!
I'm not trying to be picky, but overall I'd say that the main reason the film didn't work was because of Kimi. I was a big Rugrats fan in the early 90's and even after Dil came a long I found the strength to keep watching the already flawed television show. But after Kimi came, that was it; no more Rugrats for me!
A great adventure? Sure it is. It's good if your younger than ten. Even for the older audiences that like the Rugrats this film just can't measure up to what it's worth. Kimi is a horrible character and the overstretch of imagination with some of the aspects of the film are really stupid.
Good movie? I would like to think not. Any kid will be impressed with it, but older people (even those that grew up with the Rugrats like myself) will be horrified by it; even insulted intellecually.
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I love little baby Kimi!! I was so glad when she became one of the Rugrats at the end. She is so cute and so sweet, it would impossible not to like her. She looked really, really cute at the end in that weird robe, yeah!
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She is a little poser!!! Kimi is the most gross and irritating of the babies. Wearing that stupid little diaper, always so happy. She won't be so happy when I kick her between the legs. Also, those stupid little cowboy boots. She really sucks. I'd like to see her get really injurewd and cry. That shown her!!! The movie was good, but she stinks.
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I have seen the 3 big screen Rugrats films and this is by far the best. Lots of laughs. My kids love this one too! Some touching moments involving Chuckie and his dad.
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