Rugrats Go Wild

Name: Rugrats Go Wild
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Animation, Family
Released: June 13, 2003
Duration: 80 min
Rating: 38
Cast: Tim Curry

2003

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Paramount Pictures | Release Date: June 13, 2003 | PG

Starring: Tim Curry

Summary: When the vacationing Rugrats and their parents get stranded on a deserted island, Tommy Pickles knows there's only one man who can help them: Nigel Thornberry! (Nickelodeon)

Director: John Eng and Norton Virgien

Genre(s): Adventure, Comedy, Animation, Family

Rating: PG

Runtime: 80 min

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David Sterritt

Don't expect much from the scratch-and-sniff "odorama" gimmick; the mischievous John Waters set a higher standard for that novelty in "Polyester" (1981). Read full review

Claudia Puig

Last year's "TheWild Thornberrys Movie" and previous Rugrats films were more imaginative. And this one also suffers by coming on the heels of the exceptional "Finding Nemo." Read full review

Kevin Thomas

The number of characters makes Rugrats Go Wild somewhat bulkier than its less complicated predecessors, but fans are not likely to mind. Read full review

Roger Ebert

My own feeling is that the film is one more assault on the notion that young American audiences might be expected to enjoy films with at least some subtlety and depth and pacing and occasional quietness. The filmmakers apparently believe their audience suffers from ADD, and so they supply breakneck action and screaming sound volumes at all times. Read full review

Paula Nechak

This collision of popular Emmy-winning TV shows is strangely uninspired and, well, a bit dull. Read full review

Desson Thomson

The exuberance of the Rugrats seems nullified by the effete quirkiness of the Thornberrys. Read full review

Lawrence Toppman

It's an uncoordinated, flailing hodgepodge of music videos, chases, crashes and moronic plot twists. Read full review

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moviefan11

Aug 28, 2012

it was sad in a few scenes but it was wort it ........................................................................................................