'Rugrats' is making a big comeback, but there's a catch

You'd think that Rugrats making a return would be good news, right?

Well, for some people it certainly is. But it also looks like the format of the return might be a point of contention for some fans.

The news of a relaunch was published by Variety on Monday, and later confirmed by the official Nickelodeon Twitter account.

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It's that last bit -- the movie that's set for 2020 -- that seems to be dividing people.

The reason? It's live-action. Or more specifically "a live-action film featuring CGI characters", according to Variety. That means a mish-mash of human actors and computer animated characters.

From the looks of the responses, Rugrats fans aren't too sure about this.

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We'll have to wait and see how that one turns out. In the meantime, there are still 26 new episodes of the show currently in production to look forward to.