History Heartwarming / TheRugratsMovie

** In the tie-in book ''Tommy's New Playmate'', he gives the coin to the nurse instead and she interprets it the same way.

** In the tie-in book ''Tommy's New Playmate'', he give the coin to the nurse instead and she interprets it the same way.

-->'''Stu''': We weren't gonna give you this until you were a little bit older, but, I think now's the right time. (''hands Tommy a watch with a photo of him and Dil inside'') Shiny, huh? And Grandpa Lou put your picture inside. I know it's hard, Tommy. You have a little brother now, and that's a ''big'' change.\\

''(Stu hugs Tommy and Dil. Tommy drops his watch; Stu picks it up, still in perfect shape; Stu smiles)''\\

-->'''Didi''': Oh, Stu! You did it! You found our boys!\\

** A reairing of the film on Nick sometime later featured the cast of ''All Grown Up'' commenting on the film. Inevitably, the preteen versions of Tommy and Dil are quick to have a sweet brotherly moment after viewing this scene.

* The end credits song "Take Me There", a hip-hop tune with the show's theme song as the beat, is quite sweet and is fondly remembered by the now-adult kids who grew up watching both the show and film.

** As Chuckie puts it: "The monkeys founded their [[InterspeciesAdoption daddies]]!"

* When all the babies see Stu, who they think is the Wizard there to grant them a wish, instead of wishing themselves home like they wanted, they all look at Tommy and he says "We wish we had our doggy back".

* When Dil comes in out nowhere driving the Reptar Wagon and rescues the babies from the monkeys, the babies are grateful for this. Lil even calls Dil her hero and kisses him on the head. Aww!

* When the adults consort the forest Rangers for help, Ranger Frank is too busy deliriously ranting about the so called dragon he saw to be of any use. Ranger Margaret, however is much more helpful and realizing how serious the situation is, immediately leaves to help the Parents.

** As Chuckie puts it: "The monkeys founded their [[InterspeciesAdoption daddies]]!"

* Also doubles as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome, Angelica's workaholic mother throwing her cell phone in the river after being reunited with Angelica and the babies.

* When all the babies see Stu, who they think is the Wizard there to grant them a wish, instead of wishing themselves home like they wanted, they all look at Tommy and he says [[spoiler:"We wish we had our doggy back"]].

** As Chuckie puts it: "The monkeys founded their [[InterspeciesAdoption daddies]]!"
* Might not seem like it, but Drew's argument with Stu at the beginning of the film. Drew was trying to get Stu to get a more stable office job, because in his words he had "no benefits, no insurance, and another kid on the way!". In his own way he was trying to help his brother and his family.
* Tommy meeting Dil for the first time...[[MoodWhiplash and then Dil ruins the moment by tugging him on the nose, causing the latter to start screaming along with Dil following in suit.]]

* Might not seem Like it, but Drew's argument with Stu at the beginning of the film. Drew was trying to get Stu to get a more stable office job, because in his words he had "no benefits, no insurance, and another kid on the way!". In his own way he was trying to help his brother and his family.

* Might not seem Like it, but Drew's argument with Stu at the beginning of the film. Drew was trying to get Stu to get a real job...because in his words he had "no benefits, no insurance, and another kid on the way!". In his own way he was trying to help his brother and his family.

** A reairing of the film on Nick sometime later featured the cast of ''All Grown Up'' commenting on the film. Inevitably, the teen versions of Tommy and Dil are quick to have a sweet brotherly moment after viewing this scene.