It was perhaps inevitable that the characters from the popular Nickelodeon TV series “The Rugrats” and “The Wild Thornberrys” and their respective feature films would meet on the big screen. The ...

The Rugrats meet the Thornberrys in "Rugrats Go Wild!" a merger of the two popular Nickelodeon franchises that confirms our suspicion that Angela Pickles can shout down anybody, even Debbie Thornberry ...

John Waters vs. the Rugrats? This unlikely tussle between Baltimore’s king of camp and Nickelodeon’s cartoon franchise could be coming to a courthouse near you in the coming months. Rugrats Go Wild, ...

In the competition for the short attention spans of young moviegoers – and their parents – studios are turning to a pair of lastgeneration gimmicks. . Tomorrow, “Rugrats Go Wild” is being released in ...

FORGET the diapers and the baby talk – the Rugrats are “All Grown Up” in a new series of adventures launching on Nickelodeon. Angelica, Tommy, Chuckie, Phil & Lil, Susie and the rest of the “Rugrats” ...

They’re a bunch of cartoon babies who consistently delivered top ratings over 12 seasons, nabbed four Emmys, spawned three successful feature films and created a huge merchandizing presence. Trouble ...

The people responsible for Rugrats Go Wild have seen a ton of movies, and seem to believe that’s worth bragging about. How else to explain the numerous cinematic references that work their way into ...

Pity the poor animated film that must try to avoid drowning in the tidal wave of ”Finding Nemo.” Rugrats Go Wild is mildly amusing, but compared to Pixar’s splashy fish story, the rudimentary drawings ...

Tommie, Chuckie and his pals are coming back — on both TV and the big screen. Viacom’s Nickelodeon and Paramount Pictures have set a revival of the iconic kids series Rugrats with a 26-episode order ...

Viacom is bringing Rugrats back to both the big and small screens. The media conglomerate on Monday (July 16) announced that it is reviving the children's television series for a 26-episode… By Lesley ...