Lilo & Stitch

The best remake of a movie for a long time! I really enjoyed every minute of it.. Shout out to the social worker... She was epic.. Check her previous work to see why

Lilo & peak = cinema this was so cute I want stitch as a pet immediately he has to be somewhere on earth I JUST KNOW IT 😭😭

Plus everyone acted and did great in this movie it felt like home again ✨

nice movie its very interesting

Loved this movie. Not sure why, but some movies just have you tearing up the whole way through cause they’re so heartwarming to watch.
I want a stitch pet and I’m so upset he doesn’t exist in real life. I’ll have to suffice with my cat.
Definitely one for the family. I hope this movie becomes a classic because it was super good. I thought so anyway.

I really loved the animated version and came into this movie with good hopes. I heard people have opinions but I wanted to make my own. Disney again decided to leave some of the best parts that made the movie memorable.

[spoiler]Ohana doesn’t seem to be family in this scenario. And where the heck is the Captain dude?! Wasn’t Nani thicker? I mean come on man?[/spoiler]

Gantu is not in the film and Peakley does not dress as a girl, which is a shame, otherwise the rest is very good, many scenes are identical or almost identical to the original.

I can’t really be objective with this film. At home, Stitch has been everywhere for years: on shelves, cushions, and even mugs, because he’s my daughter’s favorite Disney character. So loving him comes naturally. That’s why, when Disney announced the live-action remake, I felt a bit of fear: other animated-to-live-action adaptations hadn’t worked so well for me. However, this new version has pleasantly surprised me.

The movie respects the spirit of the 2002 original, recovering that mix of tenderness and chaos that made Stitch an icon. The best part is how it manages to recreate the essence without losing its spark, and although some changes can be debated, overall they reinforce the story rather than weaken it. There’s a clear effort to balance emotion with fun, and that makes a big difference compared to other colder or more routine remakes.

Visually, it’s very well crafted: CGI Stitch feels alive, expressive, and keeps that mischievous edge kids adore. The setting and effects don’t try to dazzle with excess, but instead serve the story, and that restraint works in the film’s favor. It’s not a technical showcase for its own sake, but a tool that enhances the characters.

Most importantly, the story about family remains intact. The message that “ohana means family” still works, maybe even more strongly today. It connects with kids, who see Stitch as a lovable friend, and with adults, who can relate to the emotions of Lilo and Nani. It’s a simple story, but one that continues to strike a chord.

Like any remake, it inevitably faces comparison with the original. And yes, maybe it loses some of the unique magic of animation. But this version achieves something difficult: being faithful while fresh enough to justify itself. It may not win over purists, but it entertains, moves, and keeps alive a character that still wins hearts.

In the end, it’s the kind of remake you’re glad to have. Not because it reinvents anything, but because it proves that sometimes, telling a good story well again is enough. And if Stitch was already living in your home in plushies and T-shirts, this film only makes that bond stronger.

They changed Jumbas voice from broken english, lot of third person talk and vague Russian accent to your everyday American accent. Other than that and Gantu being absent. Great film

As someone who last watched the movie about two decades ago, this movie is a really great adaptation with great effects. You can be bothered by little changes, but they shouldn't carry much weight. The movie works completely on its own and doesn't need to be compared 1one1 to the cartoon.

Apparently you have to be a Disney or Lilo&Stitch ultra to give this a dumb one star rating. Many people seem to have a personal problem with this kind of movie and therefore rate all live-action films poorly. Great guys!

Very good movie. I loved it.
[spoiler]The ending of Nani isn't so good tho.[/spoiler]