“Rugrats Go Wild” earns its PG rating for its crude humor, much of it centered on dirty diapers and a crotch-sniffing dog, which is a disappointing element.
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Rugrats Go Wild
This animation joins Nickelodeon’s two cartoon families – the Thornberrys and the Pickles. With their four little Rugrats and dog Spike (voice of Bruce Willis) in tow, the Pickles embark on a family cruise but end up washed ashore on a remote island. The Rugrats become lost until discovered by nature expert Nigel Thornberry (Tim Curry). Meanwhile, bossy Angelica (Cheryl Chase) takes a different path, stumbling onto the Thornberry campsite (Danielle Harris). Danger, adventure, laughs, a goofy dog, precocious babies and clueless parents will tickle the fancy of youngsters under 9, but moms and dads may be happier walking the malls.
