8. Rugrats The Movie: Behind the Scenes For Australian Television
No surprise here. Unless your coming from the house of mouse (Disney) you can usually count on your film getting overlooked in the special features department. Even if the film in question was the monumentally successful and enjoyable Rugrats movie. I would have loved to have had a directors commentary, or at least a couple of deleted scenes, but alas, all we have is this obscure half hour making of from what I believe to be the Australian version of Nickelodeon. Still it's a gas to see a human face put to so many of the voices I grew up watching. Its especially weird seeing the voice actor who plays Chuckie actually speaking. Obviously she was born to play the roll. Also, Lisa Loeb is very pretty. That is all.