More of a crowd-pleaser than the original Rugrats film, this sequel takes TV's adventurous babies to Paris. In a possible nod to the success of Pokémon, they invade a Japanese-owned amusement park where one of the robot movie monsters is malfunctioning. Susan Sarandon supplies the voice of the park's manager, Coco La Bouche, a careerist whose promotion prospects depend on her ability to acquire a ready-made family. Children will enjoy the fantastic thrills and spills, all viewed through the Rugrats' eyes. Their parents will have fun spotting the references to movies such as The Godfather, King Kong and 101 Dalmatians. Of course, the theme park is a thinly disguised Disneyland and, at one point, the Rugrats even board a version of Disney's gooey "Small World" ride. But this is one of those rare occasions where fun for all the family really is guaranteed.

A group of rambunctious toddlers travel a trip to Paris. As they journey from the Eiffel Tower to Notre Dame, they learn new lessons about trust, loyalty and love.