when it came out i was only 3 but i was raised watching the rugrats like many other kids lol, so i saw it in the movies...im 13 now but i sooo have to get it on dvd haha
Me and my whole family did I was 7 and I loved it.
shareSure did. I was 8 1/2. Saw it once or twice.
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yup, saw this in theatres when i was ooh...5?
i remeber my sister started crying when didi was singing to dil and tommy was hugging the slipper
and i wondered what the "born under venus look for a....hello jonathon?" ended with...now i do know though lol.
lol i was 9 when this movie came out and i remember going to see it. I remember the episode prior to this was when stu and didi go on a cruz and becomes pregnant
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I was 9 when this came out too and I remember that episode as well but I didn't get it til later. I also remember they played this commercial where Stu was talking about not being nervous about the new baby or something and then the camera pulls away to show that he forgot to where pants.
shareYeah, I saw it in theaters.I remember that day so well, because I was so exited.Cant believe it's been over 10 years now!
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I highly recommend that you do get it on dvd.
I did! I remember going with my mama I was 11 back then. I wish they would make another one!
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Yep, I went to see it when I was about... nine? I can't believe you were only 3, OP. Makes me feel so old, lol.
I remember loving the movie at the time but I haven't seen it in years now.
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If it were to come on television right now I would watch right this minute!
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I saw it in the theater and I was 12.
I remember that day I went and saw The Waterboy, Rugrats, and John Carpenter's Vampires
I was pretty much at the end of my kiddie cartoon stage at this point. But I had to cxheck out Rugrats the Movie. I probably never watched another episode after that, the show pretty much went down hill after the movie. As did most of Nick's programming
I was 6. My sister took me to see it.
This is worse than the time I lined up for hours for Free Willy and it turned out to be a movie...
raises hand. I was 9 at the time.
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