Back To Index Rugrats in Paris: The Movie
 Barnes & Noble Cest magnifique! This sequel to The Rugrats Movie falls into that nearly empty column of follow-ups that surpass the originals. Its wildly funny and touchingly poignant, with enough of the requisite poo, pee, barf, and booger gags to tickle the kids and sufficiently sly pop culture in-jokes to amuse their parents. At the heart of Paris is timid toddler Chuckie Finsters yearning for a new mommy. He and his widowed dad accompany the Pickles family to Euroraptorland, run by the ambitious, kid-hating Coco Le Bouche (voiced by Susan Sarandon), who schemes to marry the milquetoasty Mr. Finster to advance her career. The Rugrats and a giant mechanical Raptar rise to the occasion -- springing to Mr. Finsters aid. The signature Rugrats bathroom humor (a bidet is described by one baby as "a potty that squirts back") doesnt go for the gross-out but instead revels in each toddlers growing sense of physical self-awareness. Angelica, the babies nemesis, demands to know, "What is it with you babies and poop?" "Anjelica," one rapturously replies, "where do we start?" Donald Liebenson Interested in the song lyrics? - Check out themostlyrics.com! Looking For A DVD? - Check out dvd-a-rama.com! |
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