Did you watch Rugrats? I watched Rugrats. In fact, I loved Nick toons in the 90s and 2000s. Rugrats was about little babies and the adventures that they would get into. It was very much for kids but I know a lot of adults loved it too because of the complexities of the story and there was enough of a story to keep people of all ages entertained. There was a Rugrats movie that came out and later the sequel series All Grown Up, which I admit I never got into. But did you know that Tommy nearly killed his baby brother in the movie?
How did I not realize think that this was all kinds of fucked up back then? I was totally unphased by this when I first saw it and now rewatching the movie today, I can’t believe that I didn’t get upset. The whole scene was based on jealousy, but still. Damn. Here’s the full scene if you’re interested in seeing it. It’s only about one minute long.
2 thoughts on “Have you ever seen the Rugrats Movie? Remember when Tommy almost killed his baby brother Dill?”
I wouldn’t say kill. More like trick the monkeys into taking Dill.
One of the best parts of being a gay uncle is that you get to take your nieces and nephews to all of the fun kiddie movies! Yes, they were kid’s movies that you wanted to see yourself, but with your sister’s kids around – nobody will look at you strangely. An alone adult in a kiddie movie filled with lots of kids brings on plenty of strange looks! Of course your nieces and nephews will grow up and never call either just to say hi or text you on your birthday! Then you’re left gray-haired watching the better interesting kid’s movies on cable!
I wouldn’t say kill. More like trick the monkeys into taking Dill.
One of the best parts of being a gay uncle is that you get to take your nieces and nephews to all of the fun kiddie movies! Yes, they were kid’s movies that you wanted to see yourself, but with your sister’s kids around – nobody will look at you strangely. An alone adult in a kiddie movie filled with lots of kids brings on plenty of strange looks! Of course your nieces and nephews will grow up and never call either just to say hi or text you on your birthday! Then you’re left gray-haired watching the better interesting kid’s movies on cable!