Rugrats in Paris: The Movie (US)

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France never had a chance
Certificate: G
Running Time: 78 mins
Retail Price: $29.99
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Synopsis:
Hold on to your berets - the Rugrats kids are headed for Paris in an all-new feature-length adventure. France doesn`t stand a chance!

When Stu Pickles is summoned to work at EuroReptarland, Paris` newest amusement park, the Rugrats kids tag along. From the Eiffel Tower to Notre Dame, no attraction is safe from the Rugrats kids who find that fun is the same in any language.

Meanwhile, love is in the air for Chuckie`s dad, Chas. Could Chuckie be getting a new mom? The Rugrats kids learn valuable lessons in courage, loyalty and true love in this music-filled journey featuring the hit song, "Who Let The Dogs Out?", and the voice talents of Susan Sarandon and John Lithgow.

Rugrats In Paris is sure to warm your heart as it tickles your funny bone!

Special Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
Rugrats In Paris Documentary
Theatrical Trailer
2 Theatrical Promotional Spots
Sound Effects Showcase - Chuckie Chan
2 Alternate Endings
Baha Men Music Video - "Who Let The Dogs Out?"
2 Interactive DVD-ROM Games: Chuckie Chan, Mom-o-Matic

Video Tracks:
Widescreen Anamorphic 1.85:1

Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Dolby Digital Surround 2.0 English
Dolby Digital Surround 2.0 French

Subtitle Tracks:
English
CC: English

Directed By:
Paul Demeyer
Stig Bergqvist

Written By:








Starring:
Kath Soucie
Tara Charendoff
Cheryl Chase
Elizabeth Daily
Christine Cavanaugh

Casting By:
Barbara Wright
Stephán A. McKenzie

Soundtrack By:
Mark Mothersbaugh

Editor:
John Bryant

Production Designer:
Dima Malanitchev

Producer:
Norton Virgien
Terry Thoren
Sean Lurie
Tracy Kramer
Arlene Klasky
Gabor Csupo

Executive Producer:
Hal Waite
Julia Pistor
Albie Hecht
Eryk Casemiro

Distributor:
Paramount Pictures

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6 / 10
The cartoon is a big hit on nickelodean and the BBC. This is the rugrats movie created by paramount. I have watched many of the cartoons on tv and like the first one, this movie fails to deliver material of the same quality. The Rugrats + families travel to EuroReptarland in Paris due to there being a fault in one of Stu Pickles` robots. In Paris a cold hearted businesswoman plots to trick Chuckies dad into marrying her just so she can get promoted.

The animation is of a bigger budget and therefore naturally is better. The picture quality is really good due to it being a new animated movie and cant really fault it much. The characters are a little bit different to how they look on tv.
The sound also is pretty good.

Extra wise there isnt much there. A small documentary, a music video and some promo stuff. Alternative endings were pretty good but short.

Overall its really just for kids. Adults wont enjoy it that much. Even though I watch it on tv sometimes, I found it very hard to find something special about this one.
posted by dicanio on 9/2/2003 20:56