Riley Nelson I grew up with Rugrats. It has always been one of my favorite shows. While I never really got into The Rugrats Movie (it was good, just not as good as the TV series),I think Rugrats in Paris is a million times better. THIS is a great sequel. It's what The Rugrats Movie should have been more like. It has the right amount of character development like a movie should, some tear-jerking moments, a lot of laughs, and likable new characters while still portraying itself as the funny cartoon that the show is known for. I loved this movie as a kid and I still love it now. Chuckie was at his best! He wasn't just a frightened wet blanket this time. You see him just wanting and fighting for this one thing he's been hoping to get his whole life without the other characters throwing so much pressure on him like in the show. It is a really nice and simple setup.The tone of the film feels really balanced. The emotional moments are incredibly touching and the action/upbeat moments are incredibly fun.And now let's talk about Kimi Watanabe. She is one of my favorite characters. I like how Kimi wasn't meant to be laugh-out-loud funny like Phil or Lil (are they the same character? I don't know). She's just meant to be a sweet and supportive tool towards Chuckie's happiness later in the movie. She still had a decent amount of personality, though. She was free-spirited, energetic, sweet, and street-smart. I loved the part where she leads the babies across the theme park (That is totally me when I guide my family around the Magic Kingdom at Disney World!!!). Some viewers saw her as unneeded since the TV show was already coming to a close after this movie came out, but I disagree. I thought she was wonderful! While some parts feel a little corny since I'm all grown up now (like the Princess's song, the awkward soundtrack and the toilet talk), I still really enjoy this movie. If you're a fan of the Rugrats or just want to see a nice simple film, watch this again or watch it for the first time. It is definitely worth seeing.

disdressed12 i thought this was a slightly better movie than the first one.it starts out the same,though.with about half an hour left,the movie becomes oddly involving and actually held me interest.once again,this movie is filled with references only adults would understand.this movie has a cheeky edge to it that the firs tone didn't have.it's thankfully,not as loud as the last one,and there are less annoying musical type songs.there is a bit of toilet humour this time around.again though,the kids will probably enjoy it and the adults will be mostly unsatisfied.it's unfortunate,since there are so many clearly geared toward adults.for me,This second Rugrats movie is a 5/10

m_jordan_jones I hated this film. I was forced to go watch it with some friends that hate me now because they heard me sware. Doesn't this crap ever get old Nickolodeon. Nickolodeon really needs to bring back Ren & Stimpy real bad. Nicktoons is dieing off now and thats a good thing because nicktoons disirves to die for banning Ren & Stimpy. That was down right cold man. So avoid this movie with all you got. I'm not saying this movie is bad because they banned Ren & Stimpy. NO that's only half of it. There cartoons are just plain old crap now. Even back then I actually didn't mind the rugrats. I would rather watch the grass grow for the next 4 years than have to watch this again.

ross robinson Rugrats in Paris: the Movie - Rugrats II (The Rugrats movie part Deux) I liked this movie as well as the first rugrats movie, the rugrats go to paris and they get lost, Chuckle's dad tries to find him a new mother, he meets a wrong kind of mom and then meets the right one, a French woman who has a French Daughter, Chuckles new sister is a French girl