Hellen
I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much
Harockerce
What a beautiful movie!
Develiker
terrible... so disappointed.
Ketrivie
It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.
snperera
Oh my gosh!! This show was sooo great and is still so great to this day!! I love this show so much! Not only because it was part of my childhood but because it is a very smart and sweet show! Tommy and Chuckie and Susie and all of the Rugrats are iconic characters because the characters on this show are so likable and sweet. You fall in love with Tommy and you love how good of a heart he has. I think that's why the show was so popular because the characters in this show have such heart and you fall in love with all of them. Even the enemy Angelica is such a great character because u really hate her and love her at the same time and u can see that she does have a heart deep down. I will always loove this show!!
trooper5783
I love cartoons. I really do- whether it would be the classics from the 20s-60s, the Hanna- Barbera shows, heck, even most classic Nickelodeon shows. This, however, is simply putrid and vile. As a kid, I hated this show, and I hate it even more today. There are several reasons as to why this cartoon sucks so bad- the crudely drawn animation, the annoying and oblivious characters, the overuse of bathroom jokes, and finally- the fact that people say this is a great show, even though it's overstayed it's welcome. Sorry, 90s kids, I agree with most of the shows you enjoyed in your childhoods, but this one is a true stinker. The "just for kids" excuse is not going to work on this one- there's lots of adult humor that's far too juvenile for children, and the jokes overall in this show fail to work more often than not- although the occasional chuckle does occur in a couple of episodes, admittedly, and that's the one thing that saves Rugrats from getting a 1 out of 10.
Criticman12
Back in the 90's, there was a network called, Nicktoons. It was just like Cartoon Network and it had some great show's like, Doug, The Angry Beavers and CatDog. But there was another show that was really popular. Heck, even Steven Spielberg loved this show! The show was called, Rugrats.The show is about a group of toddlers going on funny adventure's.What make's this show really great are the character's. Tommy is the leader of the group and he is a brave baby, Chuckie is alway's scared but also likable, and the twins, Phil and Lil, argue a lot and also funny. But then there's Angelica. She is a spoiled brat and Tommy's cousin. She is mostly mean to the babies's throughout the series.It also has some colorful animation.When, "The Rugrat's Movie", was released, we were introduced to, Dil Pickles, Tommy's baby brother. He is sometime's cute and funny. But the series started to go downhill after when, "Rugrat's in Paris", was released. Because we were introduced to Chuckie's stepsister, Kimie. I did not care too much about Kimie because she was pretty annoying at time's and the season's with Kimie, get really boring.In the end, "Rugrats", is a classic animated show that will entertain little kids and adults (Like I said about Spielberg's opinion on the show). But season's 7 to 9 are really boring, so you're better off watching season's 1 to 6.
markbuehrlelvi
When Rugrats hit the scene, I instantly loved it. I was 7 years old when the first episodes aired, and it was a great show. I couldn't get enough of Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil & Angelica. It was great and had lots of good episodes. Then something terrible happened. For no apparent reason whatsoever, the creators decided it would be a good idea to give Tommy a brother and make a movie. What a horrible decision. Dill added NOTHING to the plot of the show except being ridiculously annoying and ruining all of the flow of the main characters. Also around this time, the writers decided they needed to take the more adult-type themes out of the show entirely and make this show as if it should be shown on Nick Jr. instead of Nickelodeon. I will never understand why they changed the show so dramatically towards their extremely younger demographic group. Rugrats had plenty of older kids and even teenagers and some adults watching regularly. Why pander to your youngest viewers who would watch the TV no matter what show was on? They lost me when they added Dill. However, I did view the show after the 2nd movie because my mom had in-home daycare and they would be watching it. The character of Chuckie's step sister was even worse than Dill. That series of episodes was even more unwatchable than the ones with just Dill. I was just saddened watching that and seeing how downhill Rugrats had fallen. It's a shame that Nickelodeon and their creative writers, did this to basically every show that was good in the early 90's. Am I right? Look at what happened to their best shows, they were either canceled or changed so dramatically that they no longer resembled that great show you once loved. Doug was sold to Disney and turned into crap. Hey Dude was canceled in it's prime. Rocko's Modern Life was given the boot for no reason. Angry Beavers was given the axe because of a disagreement with the creators wanting to keep the show the funny. Nickelodeon from 1990-1995 was great, then it just fell apart and we got stuck with a bunch of garbage mostly after that that has never recovered into anything watchable. I DVR Rugrats every night at 5:00 and 5:30 AM. Sometimes they are the original episodes and I love watching them now. Other times they are the newer ones and those just suck and I immediately delete those.
