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Post by Vits on Feb 1, 2019 11:59:47 GMT
LILO & STITCH 7/10 STITCH! THE MOVIE 3/10 LILO & STITCH was a sweet and (for a Disney movie in 2002) edgy coming-of-age story. STITCH! THE MOVIE wasn't. That's why the former worked and the latter didn't. Script writers Eddie Guzelian, Alexa Junge, Michael LaBash and Anthony Leondis (the latter 2 are also the directors) learned from that mistake by making LILO & STITCH PART 2: STITCH HAS A GLITCH more similar to the 1st installment. Unfortunately, they surrounded the dramatic conflicts with a contrived plot. You see, the alien STITCH at times acts destructively against his will. After he makes a mess for the first time, the scene transitions to his creator DR. JUMBA JOOKIBA explaining what's going on to his partner AGENT WENDY PLEAKLEY. We don't see how the human characters reacted to the mess. In the following scenes, LILO PELEKAI (STITCH's owner) acts as if it wasn't something out of the ordinary. JUMBA & PLEAKLEY never tell anyone (not even STITCH) the truth. Why are they doing something for no reason? Are they bureaucrats? That would be weird, considering their history with the Galactic Federation. 4/10 LEROY & STITCH 3/10 ------------------------------------- You can read comments of other movies in my blog.
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Post by Vits on Feb 2, 2019 18:43:07 GMT
Maybe if I do it too, he'll finally take the hint, if you can even call it a hint.
What does everybody else here think?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 2, 2019 18:48:47 GMT
I love them all! I thought the cartoon series was great too. I was a young mother and Lilo and Nani remind me of me and my daughter. That would be a fun one to do a live action version of.
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Post by johnspartan on Feb 2, 2019 18:54:12 GMT
"Lilo and SHIT" was fucking garbage and ended the great "Disney Renaissance" that began in 1989. The movies and tv show should be bannished to "the Disney vault" and sunk to the bottom of the ocean.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 2, 2019 19:13:29 GMT
"Lilo and SHIT" was fucking garbage and ended the great Disney Renaissance that began in 1989. The movies and tv show should be bannished to "the Disney vault" and sunk to the bottom of the ocean.
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Post by James on Feb 2, 2019 19:25:09 GMT
"Lilo and SHIT" was fucking garbage and ended the great Disney Renaissance that began in 1989. Well technically that was Fantasia 2000.
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Post by johnspartan on Feb 2, 2019 19:34:50 GMT
"Lilo and SHIT" was fucking garbage and ended the great Disney Renaissance that began in 1989. The movies and tv show should be bannished to "the Disney vault" and sunk to the bottom of the ocean. ^Look at that vile, poorly drawn thing. I kept expecting it to murder the family in their sleep.
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Post by twothousandonemark on Feb 2, 2019 19:37:56 GMT
Really admired the character stories, alas they never dug deeper than the surface. Could've been Toy Story territory had they took deeper emotional dives.
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Post by hi224 on Feb 2, 2019 19:56:20 GMT
Never a fan at all.
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Post by James on Feb 2, 2019 20:03:22 GMT
The first one is cute. I enjoyed it the one time I saw it. I also watched the TV series whenever it was on when I was little.
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Post by Archelaus on Feb 3, 2019 1:22:38 GMT
Lilo & Stitch was a pretty good and unusually quirky Disney film. I personally consider the best of their canon animated features of the 2000s. The relationship with Lilo and Nani was very relatable and economically relevant with Nani trying to be a proper guardian for Lilo after the death of their parents. I love the use of watercolor for the backgrounds. It's thematically deep with the theme of family, loneliness, and social conformity. This movie introduced me to the music of Elvis Presley, which was used quite effectively. Stitch the Movie was just a pilot for the television series, which was really good having when it originally aired on the Disney Channel. Stitch Has a Glitch was alright for a Disney direct-to-video sequel. The animation quality is pretty good in comparison to the original, although the story is mostly contrived. In the end, it doesn't add much value to the series. I haven't seen Leroy & Stitch in years, but from what I remember, it was an alright conclusion to the series. "Lilo and SHIT" was fucking garbage and ended the great "Disney Renaissance" that began in 1989. The movies and tv show should be bannished to "the Disney vault" and sunk to the bottom of the ocean. We argued about this before, but not every Disney animated film has to have musical numbers.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 3, 2019 1:48:25 GMT
Lilo & Stitch was a pretty good and unusually quirky Disney film. I personally consider the best of their canon animated features of the 2000s. The relationship with Lilo and Nani was very relatable and economically relevant with Nani trying to be a proper guardian for Lilo after the death of their parents. I love the use of watercolor for the backgrounds. It's thematically deep with the theme of family, loneliness, and social conformity. This movie introduced me to the music of Elvis Presley, which was used quite effectively. Stitch the Movie was just a pilot for the television series, which was really good having when it originally aired on the Disney Channel. Stitch Has a Glitch was alright for a Disney direct-to-video sequel. The animation quality is pretty good in comparison to the original, although the story is mostly contrived. In the end, it doesn't add much value to the series. I haven't seen Leroy & Stitch in years, but from what I remember, it was an alright conclusion to the series. "Lilo and SHIT" was fucking garbage and ended the great "Disney Renaissance" that began in 1989. The movies and tv show should be bannished to "the Disney vault" and sunk to the bottom of the ocean. We argued about this before, but not every Disney animated film has to have musical numbers. The Elvis soundtrack was perfect anyway. That film didn't need an original song.
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Post by johnspartan on Feb 3, 2019 6:24:40 GMT
Lilo & Stitch was a pretty good and unusually quirky Disney film. I personally consider the best of their canon animated features of the 2000s. The relationship with Lilo and Nani was very relatable and economically relevant with Nani trying to be a proper guardian for Lilo after the death of their parents. I love the use of watercolor for the backgrounds. It's thematically deep with the theme of family, loneliness, and social conformity. This movie introduced me to the music of Elvis Presley, which was used quite effectively. Stitch the Movie was just a pilot for the television series, which was really good having when it originally aired on the Disney Channel. Stitch Has a Glitch was alright for a Disney direct-to-video sequel. The animation quality is pretty good in comparison to the original, although the story is mostly contrived. In the end, it doesn't add much value to the series. I haven't seen Leroy & Stitch in years, but from what I remember, it was an alright conclusion to the series. "Lilo and SHIT" was fucking garbage and ended the great "Disney Renaissance" that began in 1989. The movies and tv show should be bannished to "the Disney vault" and sunk to the bottom of the ocean. We argued about this before, but not every Disney animated film has to have musical numbers. I never said they did. No song could save this fundamentally flawed movie with the unlikable character Stitch. You should check out the Disney cartoons that came out BEFORE The Lion King, instead of all the putrid garbage that came after it.
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Post by Archelaus on Feb 3, 2019 6:42:50 GMT
Lilo & Stitch was a pretty good and unusually quirky Disney film. I personally consider the best of their canon animated features of the 2000s. The relationship with Lilo and Nani was very relatable and economically relevant with Nani trying to be a proper guardian for Lilo after the death of their parents. I love the use of watercolor for the backgrounds. It's thematically deep with the theme of family, loneliness, and social conformity. This movie introduced me to the music of Elvis Presley, which was used quite effectively. Stitch the Movie was just a pilot for the television series, which was really good having when it originally aired on the Disney Channel. Stitch Has a Glitch was alright for a Disney direct-to-video sequel. The animation quality is pretty good in comparison to the original, although the story is mostly contrived. In the end, it doesn't add much value to the series. I haven't seen Leroy & Stitch in years, but from what I remember, it was an alright conclusion to the series. We argued about this before, but not every Disney animated film has to have musical numbers. I never said they did. No song could save this fundamentally flawed movie with the unlikable character Stitch. You should check out the Disney cartoons that came out BEFORE The Lion King, instead of all the putrid garbage that came after it. You posted before that you thought Disney animated films without songs felt lacking. I'm not sure if it applies to your feeling towards L&S. Anyway, I think you're being way too hard on the film. Stitch was not unlikable at least to me. He was a classic movie monster that finds some humanity by caring about his adopted family. And I watched all of the Disney animated features before The Lion King multiple times.
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