Paris is known for its sophisticated culture, but can the atmosphere alone turn the Rugrats, Nickelodeon's famous group of rowdy, runny-nosed children, into well-mannered little ladies and lads? Impossible. Instead, the baby bunch from morning cable television only seems to increase the wattage of the City of Lights during the group's second animated film feature, Rugrats in Paris—The Movie, scheduled to be shown in theaters beginning mid-November. In their new adventure, the precocious animated characters-who act their age only in the presence of adults—travel to Paris for a vacation. Stu Pickles, father of one-year-old Tommy, is summoned to Paris's new amusement park, EuroReptarland, to repair his Reptar invention—a 50-foot T-Rex robot that is the park's main attraction. Also along for the fun (and romance) are Tommy's best friend, Chuckie, who is searching for a new mom, and Chuckie's dad, Chazz, who is looking for love. They are accompanied by the rest of the half-pints: twins Phil and Lil, baby Dil, and bratty Angelica. When the parents become preoccupied, the children set their sights on the various city sites, and chaos ensues.
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