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"Lilo & Stitch" DVD Review

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The Bottom Line

"Lilo & Stitch" is one of Disney's sweetest family films in years. You have to love a movie that teaches the importance of family, shows women as strong and capable, and features aliens and Elvis.
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Pros
  • Interesting combination of aliens and Elvis
  • Another Disney Classic for the whole family
  • Cute without being 'cutesy'
Cons
  • A few menu items were difficult to navigate

Description

  • DisneyPedia: Take a guided tour of Hawaii with Lilo and her sister Nani.
  • Create Your Own Alien Game: Answer trivia questions and mix a potion to create your very own alien.
  • A Stitch in Time: Follow Stitch as he worms his way onto the screen in some classic Disney movies.
  • Hula Lessons: Learn the basic steps of Hula from a Hula master.
  • Young Voices of Hawaii: Behind-the-scenes look at the youth choir featured in the movie.
  • "Burning Love" Video: Wynonna sings the classic Elvis song.
  • "I Can't Help Falling in Love": Music video featuring A-Teens.
  • The Look of Lilo & Stitch: Animators discuss the look and realistic feel of the movie.
  • On Location with the Directors: An in-depth look at the creative process behind "Lilo & Stitch."
  • Three deleted scenes, theatrical trailer, and DVD-Rom content.

Guide Review - "Lilo & Stitch" DVD Review

Lilo loves Elvis and is a pain in the rear to her big sister, Nani, who's been left in charge of raising her after their parents passed away. Lilo's picked on by her schoolmates and Nani, being a loving big sister, decides to let her adopt a dog.

Things at home go from bad to worse when the 'dog' Lilo adopts turns out to be more of a troublemaker than even Lilo herself. Lilo soon discovers that Stitch is not actually a dog, in fact, he's not actually from Earth. He's a renegade mutant experiment-gone-wrong who, in the classic tradition of Disney movies, finds the true meaning of family and love as he and Lilo get hunted down by alien bad guys.

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