Stitch, an alien living on Earth disguised as a dog with his human family, continues his adventures when he discovers that the alien family he never knew he had is now in Hawaii, being hunte... Read allStitch, an alien living on Earth disguised as a dog with his human family, continues his adventures when he discovers that the alien family he never knew he had is now in Hawaii, being hunted down by galactic forces.Stitch, an alien living on Earth disguised as a dog with his human family, continues his adventures when he discovers that the alien family he never knew he had is now in Hawaii, being hunted down by galactic forces.
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Daveigh Chase
- Lilo
- (voice)
Chris Sanders
- Stitch
- (voice)
Tia Carrere
- Nani
- (voice)
David Ogden Stiers
- Jumba
- (voice)
Kevin McDonald
- Pleakley
- (voice)
- (as Kevin Mcdonald)
Ving Rhames
- Cobra Bubbles
- (voice)
Jeff Bennett
- Dr. Hämsterviel
- (voice)
Corey Burton
- Hawaiian Man
- (voice)
Tress MacNeille
- Hamsterviel's Ship Computer
- (voice)
- (as Tress Macneille)
Kunewa Mook
- Moses Puloki
- (voice)
Liliana Mumy
- Mertle Edmonds
- (voice)
Rob Paulsen
- 625
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Frank Welker
- Sparky
- (voice)
Jess Winfield
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I've never been too impressed with the Disney video sequels. And while "Stitch, the Movie" isn't as good as the original, it's still very good. Also, it sets up the Lilo and Stitch TV series which is even better than the movie! Both "Stitch" and the TV series share the same duel level of humor that make it attractive to both kids and adults. You will see the references and homages to works like Monty Python and other classic humor sources. I haven't enjoyed a cartoon like this since Animaniacs, and it's no wonder since some of the same voices (and maybe writers) are used.
I've seen some negative references in reviews made to Pokemon. Well, that's only a tangental similarity in my opinion. The only negative opinions that I agree with are that Nani has turned into the stereotypical adult figure in kid's shows that doesn't believe the kid until it's too late. On the plus side, the characters of Pleakley, Jumba, Gantu and the new Hamsterviel are much improved.
So, watch the movie, and then watch the TV show!
I've seen some negative references in reviews made to Pokemon. Well, that's only a tangental similarity in my opinion. The only negative opinions that I agree with are that Nani has turned into the stereotypical adult figure in kid's shows that doesn't believe the kid until it's too late. On the plus side, the characters of Pleakley, Jumba, Gantu and the new Hamsterviel are much improved.
So, watch the movie, and then watch the TV show!
While Lilo & Stich is an endearing saga, the Stich: the Movie isn't. Almost all the bits of the original is back, but it is so much flatter, so much less artistic, so much less well-paced.
My wife, who loved L & S, fell asleep while watching it and for anyone that has not seen the first L & S-film it must be utterly incomprehensible.
And even the animation feels rougher, and it sure lacks the deep feelings and suspense of the original, in short a typical low-budget follow-up, that supposedly links the real film with the TV-series (which I have not seen).
My wife, who loved L & S, fell asleep while watching it and for anyone that has not seen the first L & S-film it must be utterly incomprehensible.
And even the animation feels rougher, and it sure lacks the deep feelings and suspense of the original, in short a typical low-budget follow-up, that supposedly links the real film with the TV-series (which I have not seen).
The first Lilo and Stitch movie was amusing and entertaining and held my 2 year old's interest easily with the Elvis songs running throughout. Ten minutes into this one, however, and my son left the room. It was clearly not meant to be a stand alone movie as the first and fell into the trap as so many movies do today: strictly to set up the sequel. In this case, its the setup for their Saturday cartoon series. Not impressed at all. I agree that this could have been used as part of the actual series and not pushed as a true movie. No wonder I look forward more to Pixar's productions than Disney's nowadays.
Stitch! The Movie is a movie that is just made to promote the series. It does provide some detail what the series was going to be about, but the plot is kinda rushed because of its less than one hour running time. The animation is fine, but it does seem limited even for a straight-to-video movie. And some of the characters were written fine, but others aren't much useful for the film. I honestly would recommend if you are going to watch this, just treat this as the first episode of Lilo and Stitch: The Series than an actual film. However if you love the first film and you'd like to see more about Stitch and all of Jumba's other experiments before him, this is worth seeing for yourself. As a movie, it could've took a little more time rather than limiting the running time. But as a way to start the series, at least it tried.
I have to say I really enjoyed the sequel to 'Lilo and Stitch' it was just as much fun to watch. Stitch is as adorable as ever and Lilo is as cute, sassy and clever as ever! Lilo and Stitch is my favourite Disney movie as all time as well...I think it is fun fresh and sassy. A nice change from other Disney features involving princesses. What caught my attention with Stitch is that he so totally different for a Disney charachter. A totally cool, hip and cute alien. A very engaging and entertaining pairing with the equally personable and witty Lilo. All the charachters were back and it was still just as much fun to watch as the first.
Did you know
- TriviaWhile Stitch and the other experiments are technically siblings, cousins is a Hawaiian term, like ohana, for extended family and close friends, although Stitch only uses it in regard to the experiments.
- GoofsWhen Stitch hot-wires the red spaceship, a shot of him from the rear shows his ears have the same cuts (left lower, right upper) as though he was facing the camera.
- Crazy creditsAfter the credits have rolled, Jumba and Pleakley have a short scene.
- ConnectionsEdited into The Land Before Time XIII: The Wisdom of Friends (2007)
- SoundtracksAloha, E Komo Mai
Written by Danny Jacob & Ali Olmo (as Ali B. Olmo)
Performed by Jump 5
Produced by Mark Hammond & Danny Jacob
JUMP 5 appears courtesy of Sparrow Records
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- Runtime
- 1h(60 min)
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- 1.66 : 1
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