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Tommy Pickles tries to return his baby brother to the hospital after his mean-spirited friend warned once his new sibling is born his parents won't care about him. But soon Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, Lil and newborn baby Dil get lost in the forest.
Those unfamiliar with the series will have a chance to marvel at Klasky and Csupo's refreshing innovations: their affectionate play with traditional presentations of 'sweet' baby behaviour and 'pretty' toddler looks.
The dialogue reproduces infantile idiom even as it parodies the baby talk of adults, and a touching, didactic scene involving a baby blanket that's become the object of sibling rivalry may appeal to a broad age range.
Intermittently snappy and featuring slicker animation than its TV incarnation, this popular children's cartoon may satisfy its youngest fans, but it'll be a big snoozefest for the rest of the family.
Although it works on two levels, one thing makes it work for any age: the sense of the id unloosed.
July 21, 2005
Peter Stack
It's a fun-filled oddity among G- rated animated movies. But some folks may conclude that the babies' creators have gone off the deep end to satisfy a '90s sensibility that favors edgy entertainment.