IMDb RATING
6.2/10
14K
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While on a family vacation in Paris, the Rugrats attempt to help Chuckie find a new mom while stopping his dad from marrying a conniving businesswoman who hates kids.While on a family vacation in Paris, the Rugrats attempt to help Chuckie find a new mom while stopping his dad from marrying a conniving businesswoman who hates kids.While on a family vacation in Paris, the Rugrats attempt to help Chuckie find a new mom while stopping his dad from marrying a conniving businesswoman who hates kids.
- Awards
- 3 wins & 7 nominations
Elizabeth Daily
- Tommy Pickles
- (voice)
- (as E.G. Daily)
Cheryl Chase
- Angelica Pickles
- (voice)
Tara Strong
- Dil Pickles
- (voice)
Cree Summer
- Susan 'Susie' Carmichael
- (voice)
- (as Cree Summer Franck)
Kath Soucie
- Lil DeVille
- (voice)
- …
Michael Bell
- Drew Pickles
- (voice)
- …
Casey Kasem
- Wedding DJ
- (voice)
Debbie Reynolds
- Lulu Pickles
- (voice)
Jack Riley
- Stu Pickles
- (voice)
Susan Sarandon
- Coco LaBouche
- (voice)
John Lithgow
- Jean-Claude
- (voice)
Julia Kato
- Kira Watanabe
- (voice)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaDionne Quan is legally blind. She has never seen what her character, Kimi, looks like.
- GoofsNo one seems concerned or even notices that Spike is missing.
- Quotes
Angelica Pickles: You babies are as dumb here as you are at home.
Dil Pickles: [wets himself] Wee-wee!
Angelica Pickles: 'Cept him. He's speakin' French already.
- Crazy creditsDuring the first half of the end credits, photos of Spike and Fifi wreaking havoc in Paris are shown.
- Alternate versionsThe DVD version has two alternate endings that explain what happened to Coco now that Chaz married Kira:
- Alternate ending 1: Coco still works at Euro-Reptarland in "Ooey-Gooey World" and it ends with slime falling on Coco.
- Alternate ending 2: Coco works at the "Perfume P.U." plant where she tests deodorizers on people with smelly armpits and the segment ends with Coco's henchman telling her to test the foot powers, in which she eventually faints.
- SoundtracksThe Rugrats Theme
by Mark Mothersbaugh
Featured review
Being that the first film in this series was somewhat of a disappointment, I had no expectations of this being above or beyond its predecessor-much to my surprise and pleasure, I was rather thrilled at the results.
The animation is stunning, even inspired. The illustrations are full, with just enough whimsy to let you know that this is still what it is. The story is a bit of a tear-jerker, especially if you have seen the series and are familiar with the characters. Anyone who doesn't feel something during this film never had a childhood.
Each segment comes alive with its own beat, pulsating joyful across the screen. There is enough in here for adults to WANT to see it again, and enough that the kids won't complain. The references to pop culture are extensive, not limiting themselves to the last five years, or just one genre, but running the gamut from art to politics and back again, from the present day to the distant past. This a film to treasure-not quite all time great material, but very, very good.
There are of course, scenes which don't work, or could have been cut out, but then it wouldn't have been itself-And what's the point of that?
The animation is stunning, even inspired. The illustrations are full, with just enough whimsy to let you know that this is still what it is. The story is a bit of a tear-jerker, especially if you have seen the series and are familiar with the characters. Anyone who doesn't feel something during this film never had a childhood.
Each segment comes alive with its own beat, pulsating joyful across the screen. There is enough in here for adults to WANT to see it again, and enough that the kids won't complain. The references to pop culture are extensive, not limiting themselves to the last five years, or just one genre, but running the gamut from art to politics and back again, from the present day to the distant past. This a film to treasure-not quite all time great material, but very, very good.
There are of course, scenes which don't work, or could have been cut out, but then it wouldn't have been itself-And what's the point of that?
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Box office
- Budget
- $30,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $76,507,756
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $22,718,184
- Nov 19, 2000
- Gross worldwide
- $103,291,131
- Runtime1 hour 18 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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