Kudos for bringing up Lilo's behavioural issues. She went through some intense trauma, and needed Stitch as an example to help overcome it. I'll say this, Lilo and Nani adore each other, but they're sisters. The dynamic has shifted. Saying they can barely stand each other isn't a constant, it waxes and wanes.
Even after 20 years, Chris Sanders’ animation style still holds up beautifully to this day and nothing ahead of its time like Disney’s Atlantis or Treasure Planet. As someone who grew up in the new millennium, I will still feel immersed with the watercolor visuals and smooth lined computer graphics with the spacecraft.
Speaking of which, now that we're currently in the year of the overall studio's centennial, I decided to generate this particular instance of the "except you, you stay" meme from what I recently noticed regarding that particular era, thanks to somehow noticing a seemingly strict set of policies regarding the animated features that was released during Michael Eisner's tenure, especially since he was on his last legs as such during the first few years of the Post-Renaissance Era that I feel could serve as an accurate representation: th-cam.com/video/iNf2uUs3agg/w-d-xo.html
Its literally the sweetest most beautiful non weird sibling relationship put to animation. The bond is real and the designs make them look and feel like members of a family.
Frozen wasn’t supposed to be realistic. It is based on a Hans Christian Andersen fairytale. But I do get your point tho. I’m a fan of frozen and lilo and stitch because they are both really really good movies
That’s kind of a moot point, the story of Lilo and Stitch is of two siblings dealing with the loss of their parents in modern Hawaii, and the issues that come with it like social services and making ends meet. The story of Frozen is set in a fantasy world and revolves around a princess born with apocalyptic ice powers who had to isolate herself from her sister in order to prevent herself from killing her.
The fact Lilo & Stitch was animated at Disney World (which makes only fitting that it was the first to get a Stitch attraction, called Stitch's Great Escape) is my favorite fact about the movie, because it's something people don't expect since everyone automatically thinks California. But this was back in the day when Disney's Hollywood Studios (then Disney-MGM Studios) was an actual working studio...Brother Bear and Mulan were animated there too. Unfortunately those days are long gone as the theme park has moved from taking people behind the scenes of movies to INTO the movies.
Stitch is my personal favorite Disney character. I love his design that makes him both badass and adorable, his personality is a ton of fun, and he does go through great development where he went from a destructible killing alien into a lovable and caring family dog.
In case if yall didn't know: This is the only Disney film in the early 2000s that manage to gain a huge impact to where in the animated series, they have crossovers with American Dragon Jake Long, Recess, The Proud Family, and my personal favorite.... Kim Possible.😅
…and how. It’s no wonder I’d like to refer to this as “The Clown of Disney’s Post-Renaissance Era” thank to this particular instance of the “Except you, you stay” meme from what I recently realized regarding that particular era: th-cam.com/video/iNf2uUs3agg/w-d-xo.html
This and the How To Train Your Dragon Trilogy show what an underrated and phenomenal filmmaker Dean Deblois is. I adore Lilo and Stitch particularly Lilo and Nani's sister bond as I'm close to my Sister too!
Yeah, I mean the way Chris Sanders executes generic concepts is great and all (usually), but people don't give DeBlois enough credit for not only being capable of writing and directing the Dragon sequels on his own but also making them arguably BETTER than the first!
@@Starwarsfanboy0928 The only reason why Stitch exists is because Disney needed something cheap and cost effective. Since Tarzan, Atlantis, and Treasure Planet were really expensive and Chris Sanders had just the idea.
This was a really good movie. One of the things I really liked about it was how Mr. Bubbles was never evil. He's not out to make Nani look like a bad guardian nor does he want to tear the sisters apart. No, he's just concerned about Lilo's safety and well being and if you were in his shoes witnessing everything going on, you would be too. That, and of course the relationship between Lilo and Nani is very strong and heartfelt as well. Sure, they argue sometimes, but that's what siblings do. They both have a lot on their plate after having to deal with the loss of their parents, so of course they're going to have their moments where they snap at each other. But even with those arguments, they still love each other very much and want to be supportive of each other during the tough situation that they're being faced with. I can understand how the alien stuff might feel a little distracting to some people, but I don't mind it quite as much since they can bring some entertainment value to the movie as a nice counterbalance to the drama.
I think what I love most about Lilo and Stitch as characters is that they really relate and empathize with each other. They're both outsiders who don't fit in with their respective worlds, but Stitch grows to genuinely care about Lilo in spite of the fact that Jumba created him for destruction. There's also the theory that Lilo is coded as autistic and I can definitely see aspects of it. What's nice, though, is that Lilo feels like a real kid. So yeah. Your comparison is apt. The story of this movie may not make the most sense, but the emotional drive of the movie is what makes this movie compelling.
The reason why it's called "Lilo & Stitch" is because of the deep meaning of Lilo's name, which means "lost." So together, it's subtly called "Lost & Pulled Back Together," representing the theme of both stories.
Fun fact: Chris Sanders, the director of this movie, was actually supposed to be the director of Bolt. The film's original name was "American Dog" and it had a much more science fiction vibe.. apparently though, everyone who saw the test footage didn't think it was all that good, and Sanders didn't want to change it, so he ealked off the project and worked for DreamWorks on How to Train your Dragon instead.
Chris Sanders: “I’m crossing over to the Dark Side!” (Shows Dreamworks Studios in pitch black darkness) Jeffrey Katzenburg: “Why should I waste money lighting the whole studio?”
I’m amazed about a lot of details that make the movie much deeper. For example the amount of trophies that Nani won. Its a way to show that she abandoned everything for Lilo.
I would give the characters rating a 9/10. Sometimes the humor of Pleakly and Jumba are hit and miss but they are really likable. Even David despite he looks just like he is in love with Nani he helps her not only because he has a crush on her, but because he wants to help her
So happy that we have this little gem to shine out from a decade in which good heroine-centered Disney films were a minority. (There's this one, and then The Princess and the Frog; Home on the Range would be best forgotten altogether). Lilo and Nani don't get enough credit for being among the funniest, most complex female characters in Disney's repertoire.
the Pudge the fish thing got a lot heavier for me when I discovered Lilo feeds him because he "controls the weather" and her parents died on a stormy night, so ever since she's been trying to "appease pudge"
Mat, are you telling me that Stitch doesn't deserve to be part of Lilo and Nani's Ohana? Not to disrespect you or Doug Walker but Stitch is awesome and yeah he could have had his own movie but he was there to heal the family from all the hurt and give them the happiness they lost when they lost their parents.
20 years later now since its original release and still holds up, man do I feel old now saying that. If Disney does another L&S movie in the 2D animation format, I'll watch it. You got a point of retiting the movie like that since that's where the heart and drama is at.
I can't believe one of my most favorite Disney movies is now 20 years old. And honestly, I'd say this is one of the best examples of combining real life issues with something fantastical/sci-fi, mainly with how Stitch's struggles reflect Lilo being an outcast and how he grew to love his newfound family. The animation is also breathtaking with the watercolor backgrounds, beautiful colors and unique character designs. Also, how fitting that your next Classic Review is both another sci-fi Disney film and a perfect tie-in with Pixar's summer blockbuster. That, and something I enjoyed in my later childhood years.
To be honest when I saw this movie in theaters, it actually made me want to go to Hawaii. I really appreciate the culture and I've especially wanted to go to a luau after watching this movie since it does look fun.
Fun trivia-2 major scenes had to be altered or deleted. One was in direct response to the September 11th attacks and one after bad audience responses when Lilo was literally chased by a chainsaw tearing the wood floor and Stitch enticing Jumba to blow up the family house by using a gas hose. Yeah, this movie has its dark moments, and more darker than you think. The water color backgrounds are also a cool touch.
As much as Lilo and Nani make up the heart of the movie, I feel like Stitch himself is just as important in being the backbone or second half of the heart of Lilo & Stitch in the same way that Donkey was the heart of the first Shrek movie. Lilo and Nani's lives hadn't changed for the better until Stitch came into the picture. You can even see it in the meaning of Lilo and Stitch's namesakes: "Lilo" being a Hawaiian term that can mean "lost" and "Stitch", well like the function of the actual stitch, meaning to pull something back together
From the music selection to the animation and the emotional storyline, this movie truly is a beautiful work of art. I'm so glad it got a TV series that I grew up watching... But don't let this distract you from the fact that Earth is a protected wildlife preserve that is being used to rebuild the mosquito population
This is one of my favorites! Nani and Lilo are one of the best sibling pairs in general! Lilo is a fantastically-written child character, and Nani is a heroine who deserves way more recognition as a strong female heroine (who doesn’t even need to title of “princess” to affirm how kind and capable she is)! But I do have to say that Stitch is one of my favorite male Disney protagonists with one of the best arcs, where he becomes good through different methods than say The Beast-and the way Lilo brings out his good side because she sees herself in him, is a big factor as to why !
Lilo and Stitch came out The Year I was born. After all these years, The Animation, Characters, and even the opposite stories, hold up really well. It holds a very special place in my heart. Lilo and Stitch themselves were my generation's Elsa and Olaf, while Nani was similar to Anna in terms of importance to the story plus popularity.
11/10 I LOVE THIS FILM SO-O-O-O-O-O-O MU-U-U-U-UCH!!! I love the story, I love the characters, I love the animation and atmosphere, I love everything about this film
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins is next. Love the coincidence where the upcoming Lightyear movie is coming out next month just like your AniMat’s Classic Review on this movie
Fan favorite is right, I remember how many people went crazy over this film alone. Especially with the numerous amount of sequels, TV series, spinoffs etc. Tell you the truth it made The Emperor's New groove running for its money. Looking back at this alongside with the review I never really thought of it that way I just thought it was just a fun family flick with family dilemma and Sci-Fi action I didn't think it was that heavy on the subject.
🎉🍰 🇬🇧👧🏾👽🐶 Happy 20th Anniversary, Lilo and Stitch! 🐶👽👧🏾🇬🇧 🍰🎉 ❤️💖 This year marks the 20th Anniversary when Lilo and Stitch was released in theaters back in June 21, 2002! 💖❤️
❤️💖 Plus, I loved the fact that this movie takes place in Hawaii. 🌴 It is nice and refreshing. This goes to show that not every family film always meant to take place in New York City as cliche/overused setting, different places and different countries can have a perfect good setting for family and kids films. 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤️
I never have been so fast and excited over the next classic review when this one was announced last month since Ratatouille review back in August 2021.
@@hunterolaughlin Unrelated to the video but did you hear that Discovery is going to fix DC’s movie reputation and reshaping them This video explains th-cam.com/video/HrooqgwMiB8/w-d-xo.html
This movie is my childhood.🥺😭💞💖 These are one of the reasons why 2D Hand drawn animation needs to come back for Disney. Not only they abandoned 2D hand drawn animation but also lost the medium to making memorable stories and very effective messages (with Moana and Encanto aside since they’re both great)
Great job on this film. I love this film especially for its bond with Lilo and Nani but Stitch himself is strong too. Another cool aspect is that the title actually has a double meaning in that it’s about the relationship between the title characters but Lilo means lost one or quiet one and stitch means to patch up or pull together. As such, the title can mean lost and pulled together. That hits even harder when Stitch says “I’m lost.” at one point. As for the next film, you’re reviewing I’m excited to hear your thoughts on Buzz Lightyear of Star Command movie.
My main gripe with the film (like everyone else) is the very character of Mertle Edmonds. She's such a selfish and rude little girl who never gets better as the franchise goes on. She definitely deserves the beatings Lilo gives her, especially after that comment about Lilo's Mom in Stitch Has A Glitch.
I never understood why Mertle keeps antagonizing Lilo when she knows very well that Lilo *WILL* beat the ever-living crap out of her with no hesitation. Is Mertle a masochist or is she just really stupid?
@@hunterolaughlin I think Liliana Mumy did a really good job voicing Mertle. She really sold the nastiness of the character and made her sound really bratty. My problem with Mertle lies in how the character is written rather than the performance.
I emphasize with lilo because of my autism. That’s why I thought my autism was a curse but it turned out to be a blessing and I choose to use it to help people before myself
You know what I remember from this movie? The trailers. They were so funny. Stitch invaded 4 movies from the Disney Renaissance Age! The little mermaid (1989) Beauty and the beast (1991) Aladdin (1992) And The Lion King (1994)
When it comes to Lilo and Stitch, I remember seeing it a few times during my childhood, and while I don't consider it one of my Top 10 Favorite Disney films either, I still appreciate it for what it offers, with the heartwarming story about the two sisters, the creative sci-fi elements like the aliens, and the message about family. I also remember seeing the TV series and some of the sequels afterwards, which were also really fun to watch from time to time. Something that I'm surprised didn't get mentioned in the review, though, was how Disney marketed the film by having Stitch high-jack iconic sequences from other Disney films and using those gags as trailers for the film. Those were pretty interesting to see. But now that we're done with Lilo and Stitch, it looks like we're going back into space for a movie that inspired one of my absolute favorite Disney shows back in the day. See you guys next time where we go to Infinity and Beyond with "Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins".
When I was younger, I actually didn't like Lilo because of how she acted and was screaming all the time. But now that I have a better understanding of her, I can give them a pass.
Now that you reviewed Lilo & Stitch and Mulan, I'm going to wait for a review of Brother Bear since it was the third and last Disney film produced at Florida.
Lilo & Stitch: “ ‘Ohana’ means ‘Family’. ‘Family’ means nobody gets left behind or forgotten.” Meanwhile with the Madrigrals: “🎶We don’t talk about Bruno. No, no, no, no🎶” Jokes aside, this is my twin sister’s favorite film. I should definitely watch this with her in honor of the 20th anniversary as she is a part of my Ohana. ❤️
You forgot to mention about Stitch's shenanigans in other Disney movies, such as Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, and The Lion King. They are so hilarious ! 🤣
❤️💖 Funny enough, when I was a very young kid during my childhood nostaglic memories in the 2000's I was kinda optimistic and excited to see this movie. I got the movie on VHS 📼 and I absolutely loved this movie. This is one of the best Disney animated films and best animated movies of the 2000's. Plus, I loved and missed the toys and merchandise of Lilo and Stitch in Disney stores when the movie was premiered during that movie kinda similar to how Disney promoted Lion King and Frozen during popularity back in the good old days. I got Lilo and Stitch toys in my childhood. 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤️
This is my twin sister’s favorite film. I need to watch this with her in honor of the 20th anniversary and what better way to revisit Lilo & Stitch then with part of my Ohana.
I grew up watching Lilo & Stitch: The Series, and it was one of my favorites on the Disney Channel To say the least, the movie that started it all is truly amazing
Lilo and Stitch was definitely a great Disney film. It was a great experiment that Disney made where they use some different looking animation, and how the message of family puts the heart in the right place. Also it’s time for Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Movie
Lilo and Stitch is definitely one of my favorite Disney films. Great review, Mat. Next month will be… oh, interesting, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins, and he is reviewing it in the same month of the release of Pixar’s Lightyear.
I always find it funny that arguably the most widely recognized character to come out of Disney's Experimental Era is Stitch.... who is literally an experiment.
Lilo & Stitch is my personal favorite Disney movie of all time. cause it it has an relatable story that I can understand really well. it has enough drama to get me tear up, as well enough comedy to make me laugh
Yeah, I was apart of the crowd that was super into Lilo & Stitch when it came out, I was around 10 or 11 at the time & I remember the McDonald's toys with the character on a surfboard & seeing the movie in the theater & everyone, I mean EVERYONE quoting Stitch saying "blue punch buggy!" Of course in his voice. My Disneyland trip was in 2002, when this movie was still new, I remember begging my mom for a Lilo & Stitch pin during our trip but it was a bit on the expensive side so she had to think about it for a bit. The sequels & TV series are also good, could be I was young & swept up in the craze but when I think back on it, I think of it as a whole, I remember when the TV series was brand new & catching each episode as it aired, this show did in fact help to build up the Disney expanded universe given the crossover episodes with shows such as Recess, Kim Possible, & American Dragon like it still blows my mind today that they did that. The movie that started it all is great but I do adore what the sequels & series added on, 625 is probably my favorite character in everything & without having a sequel that introduced us to there being other experiments & launching the series, we would of never had 625. I love what this movie started & the fact that it's all still talked about today.
What I like about this movie is just the fact that there’s two movies. One for children and one for adults. I rewatched it a few years ago and saw that whole other movies that I missed as a kid.
I remember that the final chase scene involved Jumbaa and Pleakley hijacking a jet plane and flying uncontrollably through a big city and a lot of tall buildings and skyscrappers. However, that whole sequence had to be reworked in light of the aftermath of 9/11.
One thing I like about Lilo and Stitch is its unique take on the class struggle. Here we see a working class Hawaiian woman looking for a job and trying to take care of her sister, and the jobs she takes seem to be based on Hawaiian tourism. It shows the contrast between them and the tourists. If this movie came out today, it would get called woke by the right. It’s a good movie, I honestly agree 100% with Doug Walkers review
It’s a miracle that Lilo and Stitch turned out so great even during Disney’s “Dark Age.” Being that it just tells such a compelling story about the meaning of family and actually explores childhood trauma and familial issues in a way I’ve seen no other Disney movie do so. You’re correct in that it doesn’t balance this perfectly with the most humor-oriented alien storyline, but for me both are juggled well enough that it barely brought the film down for me. As someone who grew up with this film and holds plenty of love and nostalgia for it, it’s by far one of my favorite Disney movies. And I’m glad that Chris Sanders’s animated tenure didn’t end here due to him going on to direct How To Train Your Dragon. Which then lead to the birth of one of Dreamworks’s best and most beloved franchises. And it makes sense, since Toothless even has plenty of the same quirks and mannerisms that Stitch does.
I like how the hawaiians have a slightly closer visual to the aliens compared to the tourists since one of the aspects is that they feel out of place. That slight difference kinda hammers it home.
Happy 20th Anniversary Lilo and Stitch and Fantastic Review Animat Lilo and Stitch along with The Emperor’s New Groove are My Two Favorite Walt Disney Animation Studios Films from The 2000s
After watching this for the first time in years, I can honestly say that this movie’s slice of life tone reminds me of movies like Stand By Me, Sixteen Candles, The Big Green, Home Alone etc..
I really love this movie as a kid. The story is heartwarming, the animation is cute and well made, the characters were funny and relatable, and the songs were very catchy. Me and my siblings enjoy this movie a lot and I still fond memories watching the sequels, the tv series, and playing the games online. Lilo and Stitch is one of our favorite Disney movies and it’s still a fun watch for all of us. And heck yes, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins is next! Can’t wait!
I love this film and franchise so much, coming this June on TH-cam, I'm going to begin a new podcast series dedicated to the franchise called "The Lilo & Stitch Experiment Pods-cast", where it's a weekly or biweekly podcast series that discusses about any topics related to the franchise, from it's movies or tv shows or individual characters or theme park attractions or more obscure stuff. Would you guys be interested in checking out my podcast series when it premieres? Happy 20th Anniversary to the Lilo & Stitch franchise, and here's to many future adventures featuring our beloved blue alien and his ever expanding ohana.
Zurg points his laser gun towards team Lightyear: All right. *That's it!!!* I had *enough* with you!!! Buzz: For Star Connand's Lord! What is it now Zurg? Zurg: *Who did suggest Animat to review for next time our movie?!* Speak up *now!!!* X-R: Finally!! We are gonna get some needed recognition!! Zurg: *Yeah!!!* Recognition for AniMat's Seal of Garbage!!! Buzz: What are you talking about? Zurg: I can already see it!! He is gonna say that our story is just as deep and sentimental as the Hotel Transylvania franchise... Booster: I actually liked those movies. Mira: We are gonna pretend that you never said that. Please continue. Zurg: Our humour is just as bad as the one from the Boss Baby movies, the animation as _good_ as the one from the Emoji Movie. And as for us being characters... He will describe us as shallow as the ones from those horrible Live Action Disney Remakes. *SO!!! WHO... DID... THIS?!* Warp smiling from ear to ear: I did it!! Everybody together: *Warp Darkmatter?! Why?!* Warp: Oh come on, you guys! In a time in which Disney kicks out Johny Depp, is completely woken, praise concentration camps, supports police violance and glorifies money more than anything else... Buzz ironically: Look who is talking against money and power! Warp laughing: Yeah... About that... Well! As I was saying! I think it's a nice time for the masses of people to remember what made Disney so wholesome in the first place and not being corrupted in such a disgusting degree. And also I did it to myself. Because with the only exception of Kylo Ren I blew up all the Star Wars Sequel Characters combined out of the water! :)
In my opinion Lilo and Stitch is the only good Disney movie that came in the middle/heat of the Second Dark Age, here is why in my opinion.. Fantasia 2000- The true end of the Disney Renaissance in my opinion that I think is superior to the original Fantasia and the previous / final three Disney Renaissance films.-9/10 Dinosaur-The book of Exodus told through Dinosaurs in the most boring way possible.-4/10 The Emperor's New Groove-David Spade being sarcastic the Disney movie.-6/10 Atlantis: The Lost Empire- The Disney movie that feels like it is directed by Joel Schumacher.-5/10 Lilo and Stitch-Disney doing their take on The Iron Giant and making it about family.-9/10 Treasure Planet- Treasure Island with a galactic twist and annoying and misused comic relief.-6/10 Brother Bear-A cliched story with underdeveloped characters and an annoying comic relief.-5/10 Home on the Range- The reverse retelling of Charlotte's Web that has a Ph. D. in annoying the audience.-3/10 Chicken Little-THE. WORST. DISNEY. MOVIE. EVER.-3/10 Meet The Robinsons- The true beginning of the Disney Revival Age which is a very heartfelt Disney movie about the importance of family and does a time travel plot very, very well, and I think is superior to Bolt. -9/10 If I could rank the Second Dark Age of Disney, it would be from worst to best. 10. Chicken Little- 3/10 9. Home on the Range- 3/10 8. Dinosaur-4/10 7. Atlantis: The Lost Empire-5/10 6. Brother Bear- 5/10 5. The Emperor's New Groove-6/10 4. Treasure Planet-6/10 3. Lilo and Stitch-9/10 2. Meet The Robinson's-9/10 1. Fantasia 2000-9/10 I personally give this movie, Story: 8/10 Animation: 9/10 Characters: 10/10 Overall: 9/10 Also Buzz Lightyear of Star Command is next.
Pretty solid review dude. As someone who adores this film as most others, one thing I will say is that regardless of whatever criticism you would point out while talking about this film, I knew down the road that this review would still be a blast nonetheless.
I recently saw a video (by Vailskibum94 I’m case anyone wants to check it out) where it was about how the director of L and S was upset at Frozen and I definitely understand why; you see, Frozen is very overrate, yes, but many people see it as “the first movie Disney made that focuses on a sisterly bond instead of a romantic one” when in reality this isn’t true at all. L and S tackles this with Lilo and Nani. Like, this movie in my opinion does do a nice job showing us a sisterly bond where one is older and the other younger (while Frozen tackles the relationship where Anna and Elsa look like they’re close of the same age) and so hopefully more and more people will realize this if they hadn’t before. Ok, bye
AniMat's Classic Reviews 2022: #1 King of Pigs *9/10* #2 A Goofy Movie *8.5/10* #3 Lilo & Stitch *8.3/10* #4 Cleopatra *5/10* #5 Spark: A Space Tale *4/10*
Kudos for bringing up Lilo's behavioural issues. She went through some intense trauma, and needed Stitch as an example to help overcome it.
I'll say this, Lilo and Nani adore each other, but they're sisters. The dynamic has shifted. Saying they can barely stand each other isn't a constant, it waxes and wanes.
Even after 20 years, Chris Sanders’ animation style still holds up beautifully to this day and nothing ahead of its time like Disney’s Atlantis or Treasure Planet. As someone who grew up in the new millennium, I will still feel immersed with the watercolor visuals and smooth lined computer graphics with the spacecraft.
Speaking of which, now that we're currently in the year of the overall studio's centennial, I decided to generate this particular instance of the "except you, you stay" meme from what I recently noticed regarding that particular era, thanks to somehow noticing a seemingly strict set of policies regarding the animated features that was released during Michael Eisner's tenure, especially since he was on his last legs as such during the first few years of the Post-Renaissance Era that I feel could serve as an accurate representation:
th-cam.com/video/iNf2uUs3agg/w-d-xo.html
Honestly, I feel the relationship between Lilo and Nani is more realistic than in the Frozen movies.
Especially without supernatural elements
Its literally the sweetest most beautiful non weird sibling relationship put to animation. The bond is real and the designs make them look and feel like members of a family.
The person who created the movie said that himself
Frozen wasn’t supposed to be realistic. It is based on a Hans Christian Andersen fairytale. But I do get your point tho. I’m a fan of frozen and lilo and stitch because they are both really really good movies
That’s kind of a moot point, the story of Lilo and Stitch is of two siblings dealing with the loss of their parents in modern Hawaii, and the issues that come with it like social services and making ends meet.
The story of Frozen is set in a fantasy world and revolves around a princess born with apocalyptic ice powers who had to isolate herself from her sister in order to prevent herself from killing her.
The fact Lilo & Stitch was animated at Disney World (which makes only fitting that it was the first to get a Stitch attraction, called Stitch's Great Escape) is my favorite fact about the movie, because it's something people don't expect since everyone automatically thinks California. But this was back in the day when Disney's Hollywood Studios (then Disney-MGM Studios) was an actual working studio...Brother Bear and Mulan were animated there too. Unfortunately those days are long gone as the theme park has moved from taking people behind the scenes of movies to INTO the movies.
Stitch is my personal favorite Disney character. I love his design that makes him both badass and adorable, his personality is a ton of fun, and he does go through great development where he went from a
destructible killing alien into a lovable and caring family dog.
So do I.
In case if yall didn't know:
This is the only Disney film in the early 2000s that manage to gain a huge impact to where in the animated series, they have crossovers with American Dragon Jake Long, Recess, The Proud Family, and my personal favorite.... Kim Possible.😅
…and how. It’s no wonder I’d like to refer to this as “The Clown of Disney’s Post-Renaissance Era” thank to this particular instance of the “Except you, you stay” meme from what I recently realized regarding that particular era: th-cam.com/video/iNf2uUs3agg/w-d-xo.html
This and the How To Train Your Dragon Trilogy show what an underrated and phenomenal filmmaker Dean Deblois is. I adore Lilo and Stitch particularly Lilo and Nani's sister bond as I'm close to my Sister too!
Yeah, I mean the way Chris Sanders executes generic concepts is great and all (usually), but people don't give DeBlois enough credit for not only being capable of writing and directing the Dragon sequels on his own but also making them arguably BETTER than the first!
Hey harry thomas, how you doing?
Let’s also not forgot about how Disney marketed the film by having Stitch crash into the early Disney Renaissance films.
@@Starwarsfanboy0928 The only reason why Stitch exists is because Disney needed something cheap and cost effective. Since Tarzan, Atlantis, and Treasure Planet were really expensive and Chris Sanders had just the idea.
I thought those franchises were made by Chris Sanders
This was a really good movie. One of the things I really liked about it was how Mr. Bubbles was never evil. He's not out to make Nani look like a bad guardian nor does he want to tear the sisters apart. No, he's just concerned about Lilo's safety and well being and if you were in his shoes witnessing everything going on, you would be too. That, and of course the relationship between Lilo and Nani is very strong and heartfelt as well. Sure, they argue sometimes, but that's what siblings do. They both have a lot on their plate after having to deal with the loss of their parents, so of course they're going to have their moments where they snap at each other. But even with those arguments, they still love each other very much and want to be supportive of each other during the tough situation that they're being faced with. I can understand how the alien stuff might feel a little distracting to some people, but I don't mind it quite as much since they can bring some entertainment value to the movie as a nice counterbalance to the drama.
I think what I love most about Lilo and Stitch as characters is that they really relate and empathize with each other. They're both outsiders who don't fit in with their respective worlds, but Stitch grows to genuinely care about Lilo in spite of the fact that Jumba created him for destruction. There's also the theory that Lilo is coded as autistic and I can definitely see aspects of it. What's nice, though, is that Lilo feels like a real kid.
So yeah. Your comparison is apt. The story of this movie may not make the most sense, but the emotional drive of the movie is what makes this movie compelling.
I was literally just thinking about her being autistic, wow
The reason why it's called "Lilo & Stitch" is because of the deep meaning of Lilo's name, which means "lost."
So together, it's subtly called "Lost & Pulled Back Together," representing the theme of both stories.
Fun fact: Chris Sanders, the director of this movie, was actually supposed to be the director of Bolt. The film's original name was "American Dog" and it had a much more science fiction vibe.. apparently though, everyone who saw the test footage didn't think it was all that good, and Sanders didn't want to change it, so he ealked off the project and worked for DreamWorks on How to Train your Dragon instead.
Chris Sanders: “I’m crossing over to the Dark Side!”
(Shows Dreamworks Studios in pitch black darkness)
Jeffrey Katzenburg: “Why should I waste money lighting the whole studio?”
@@hunterolaughlin Nice SpongeBob SquarePants reference.
@@Princess_-gp3ep Thanks
@@hunterolaughlin Why are you hating on DreamWorks?
@@Sean-132 I don’t hate Dreamworks. I just wanted to make a SpongeBob reference.
I’m amazed about a lot of details that make the movie much deeper. For example the amount of trophies that Nani won. Its a way to show that she abandoned everything for Lilo.
Nani has always been the true hero of Lilo and Stitch.
I would give the characters rating a 9/10. Sometimes the humor of Pleakly and Jumba are hit and miss but they are really likable. Even David despite he looks just like he is in love with Nani he helps her not only because he has a crush on her, but because he wants to help her
Back when I was a kid, I saw the other trailers of lilo and stitch they were showing clips of previous Disney movies but adding Stitch
So happy that we have this little gem to shine out from a decade in which good heroine-centered Disney films were a minority. (There's this one, and then The Princess and the Frog; Home on the Range would be best forgotten altogether). Lilo and Nani don't get enough credit for being among the funniest, most complex female characters in Disney's repertoire.
the Pudge the fish thing got a lot heavier for me when I discovered Lilo feeds him because he "controls the weather" and her parents died on a stormy night, so ever since she's been trying to "appease pudge"
Mat, are you telling me that Stitch doesn't deserve to be part of Lilo and Nani's Ohana? Not to disrespect you or Doug Walker but Stitch is awesome and yeah he could have had his own movie but he was there to heal the family from all the hurt and give them the happiness they lost when they lost their parents.
20 years later now since its original release and still holds up, man do I feel old now saying that. If Disney does another L&S movie in the 2D animation format, I'll watch it. You got a point of retiting the movie like that since that's where the heart and drama is at.
I can't believe one of my most favorite Disney movies is now 20 years old. And honestly, I'd say this is one of the best examples of combining real life issues with something fantastical/sci-fi, mainly with how Stitch's struggles reflect Lilo being an outcast and how he grew to love his newfound family. The animation is also breathtaking with the watercolor backgrounds, beautiful colors and unique character designs.
Also, how fitting that your next Classic Review is both another sci-fi Disney film and a perfect tie-in with Pixar's summer blockbuster. That, and something I enjoyed in my later childhood years.
To be honest when I saw this movie in theaters, it actually made me want to go to Hawaii. I really appreciate the culture and I've especially wanted to go to a luau after watching this movie since it does look fun.
Fun trivia-2 major scenes had to be altered or deleted. One was in direct response to the September 11th attacks and one after bad audience responses when Lilo was literally chased by a chainsaw tearing the wood floor and Stitch enticing Jumba to blow up the family house by using a gas hose. Yeah, this movie has its dark moments, and more darker than you think. The water color backgrounds are also a cool touch.
Don't forget they had to change Lilo's hiding place from a dryer into a table with a pizza box in latter releases, especially on Disney+.
As much as Lilo and Nani make up the heart of the movie, I feel like Stitch himself is just as important in being the backbone or second half of the heart of Lilo & Stitch in the same way that Donkey was the heart of the first Shrek movie. Lilo and Nani's lives hadn't changed for the better until Stitch came into the picture.
You can even see it in the meaning of Lilo and Stitch's namesakes: "Lilo" being a Hawaiian term that can mean "lost" and "Stitch", well like the function of the actual stitch, meaning to pull something back together
From the music selection to the animation and the emotional storyline, this movie truly is a beautiful work of art. I'm so glad it got a TV series that I grew up watching...
But don't let this distract you from the fact that Earth is a protected wildlife preserve that is being used to rebuild the mosquito population
This is one of my favorites! Nani and Lilo are one of the best sibling pairs in general! Lilo is a fantastically-written child character, and Nani is a heroine who deserves way more recognition as a strong female heroine (who doesn’t even need to title of “princess” to affirm how kind and capable she is)! But I do have to say that Stitch is one of my favorite male Disney protagonists with one of the best arcs, where he becomes good through different methods than say The Beast-and the way Lilo brings out his good side because she sees herself in him, is a big factor as to why !
Lilo and Stitch came out The Year I was born. After all these years, The Animation, Characters, and even the opposite stories, hold up really well. It holds a very special place in my heart. Lilo and Stitch themselves were my generation's Elsa and Olaf, while Nani was similar to Anna in terms of importance to the story plus popularity.
11/10
I LOVE THIS FILM SO-O-O-O-O-O-O MU-U-U-U-UCH!!! I love the story, I love the characters, I love the animation and atmosphere, I love everything about this film
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins is next. Love the coincidence where the upcoming Lightyear movie is coming out next month just like your AniMat’s Classic Review on this movie
The aliens are fun but the sisters will always be two of a kind in Disney.
Fan favorite is right, I remember how many people went crazy over this film alone. Especially with the numerous amount of sequels, TV series, spinoffs etc. Tell you the truth it made The Emperor's New groove running for its money.
Looking back at this alongside with the review I never really thought of it that way I just thought it was just a fun family flick with family dilemma and Sci-Fi action I didn't think it was that heavy on the subject.
Lilo & Stitch and The Emperor’s New Groove are both my favorite Disney movies! 😌
I hear ya
🎉🍰 🇬🇧👧🏾👽🐶 Happy 20th Anniversary, Lilo and Stitch! 🐶👽👧🏾🇬🇧 🍰🎉
❤️💖 This year marks the 20th Anniversary when Lilo and Stitch was released in theaters back in June 21, 2002! 💖❤️
❤️💖 Plus, I loved the fact that this movie takes place in Hawaii. 🌴 It is nice and refreshing. This goes to show that not every family film always meant to take place in New York City as cliche/overused setting, different places and different countries can have a perfect good setting for family and kids films. 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤️
I never have been so fast and excited over the next classic review when this one was announced last month since Ratatouille review back in August 2021.
P.s. Buzz Lightyear of Star Command is next
That is so awesome I cannot wait.
This is one of my all time favorite Disney films.
It really knows what family is and feels like!
9/10
The Madrigals definitely could have learned “Ohana” instead of shunning out Bruno.
@@hunterolaughlin Unrelated to the video but did you hear that Discovery is going to fix DC’s movie reputation and reshaping them
This video explains th-cam.com/video/HrooqgwMiB8/w-d-xo.html
This movie is my childhood.🥺😭💞💖
These are one of the reasons why 2D Hand drawn animation needs to come back for Disney. Not only they abandoned 2D hand drawn animation but also lost the medium to making memorable stories and very effective messages (with Moana and Encanto aside since they’re both great)
Great job on this film. I love this film especially for its bond with Lilo and Nani but Stitch himself is strong too. Another cool aspect is that the title actually has a double meaning in that it’s about the relationship between the title characters but Lilo means lost one or quiet one and stitch means to patch up or pull together. As such, the title can mean lost and pulled together. That hits even harder when Stitch says “I’m lost.” at one point.
As for the next film, you’re reviewing I’m excited to hear your thoughts on Buzz Lightyear of Star Command movie.
My main gripe with the film (like everyone else) is the very character of Mertle Edmonds. She's such a selfish and rude little girl who never gets better as the franchise goes on. She definitely deserves the beatings Lilo gives her, especially after that comment about Lilo's Mom in Stitch Has A Glitch.
I never understood why Mertle keeps antagonizing Lilo when she knows very well that Lilo *WILL* beat the ever-living crap out of her with no hesitation. Is Mertle a masochist or is she just really stupid?
Good thing the voice actress Liliana Mumy played Lucy Miller in the Santa Clause sequels, a much likable girl character.
@@hunterolaughlin I think Liliana Mumy did a really good job voicing Mertle. She really sold the nastiness of the character and made her sound really bratty. My problem with Mertle lies in how the character is written rather than the performance.
I emphasize with lilo because of my autism. That’s why I thought my autism was a curse but it turned out to be a blessing and I choose to use it to help people before myself
You know what I remember from this movie? The trailers. They were so funny. Stitch invaded 4 movies from the Disney Renaissance Age! The little mermaid (1989) Beauty and the beast (1991) Aladdin (1992) And The Lion King (1994)
When it comes to Lilo and Stitch, I remember seeing it a few times during my childhood, and while I don't consider it one of my Top 10 Favorite Disney films either, I still appreciate it for what it offers, with the heartwarming story about the two sisters, the creative sci-fi elements like the aliens, and the message about family. I also remember seeing the TV series and some of the sequels afterwards, which were also really fun to watch from time to time. Something that I'm surprised didn't get mentioned in the review, though, was how Disney marketed the film by having Stitch high-jack iconic sequences from other Disney films and using those gags as trailers for the film. Those were pretty interesting to see.
But now that we're done with Lilo and Stitch, it looks like we're going back into space for a movie that inspired one of my absolute favorite Disney shows back in the day. See you guys next time where we go to Infinity and Beyond with "Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins".
When I was younger, I actually didn't like Lilo because of how she acted and was screaming all the time.
But now that I have a better understanding of her, I can give them a pass.
Now that you reviewed Lilo & Stitch and Mulan, I'm going to wait for a review of Brother Bear since it was the third and last Disney film produced at Florida.
0:17 No that doesn't sound crazy at all to most of those who know that Disney movies that weren't Pixar were struggling in the early and mid 2000s.
My Animation mentor was an assistant clean up animator on Jumba in this film.
Lilo & Stitch: “ ‘Ohana’ means ‘Family’. ‘Family’ means nobody gets left behind or forgotten.”
Meanwhile with the Madrigrals: “🎶We don’t talk about Bruno. No, no, no, no🎶”
Jokes aside, this is my twin sister’s favorite film. I should definitely watch this with her in honor of the 20th anniversary as she is a part of my Ohana. ❤️
You forgot to mention about Stitch's shenanigans in other Disney movies, such as Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, and The Lion King. They are so hilarious ! 🤣
❤️💖 Funny enough, when I was a very young kid during my childhood nostaglic memories in the 2000's I was kinda optimistic and excited to see this movie. I got the movie on VHS 📼 and I absolutely loved this movie. This is one of the best Disney animated films and best animated movies of the 2000's.
Plus, I loved and missed the toys and merchandise of Lilo and Stitch in Disney stores when the movie was premiered during that movie kinda similar to how Disney promoted Lion King and Frozen during popularity back in the good old days. I got Lilo and Stitch toys in my childhood. 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤️
This is my twin sister’s favorite film. I need to watch this with her in honor of the 20th anniversary and what better way to revisit Lilo & Stitch then with part of my Ohana.
I grew up watching Lilo & Stitch: The Series, and it was one of my favorites on the Disney Channel
To say the least, the movie that started it all is truly amazing
They just do the sister dynamic so well.
Lilo and Stitch was definitely a great Disney film. It was a great experiment that Disney made where they use some different looking animation, and how the message of family puts the heart in the right place. Also it’s time for Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Movie
10:14-10:33 Wow! I never thought of it that way! 😮
This movie is literally awesome. Lilo will always be my favorite child character besides Mac from Foster's Home for Imaginary friends.
Lilo and Stitch is definitely one of my favorite Disney films. Great review, Mat. Next month will be… oh, interesting, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins, and he is reviewing it in the same month of the release of Pixar’s Lightyear.
Just calling it right now, the next review is gonna be “Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins”
I always find it funny that arguably the most widely recognized character to come out of Disney's Experimental Era is Stitch.... who is literally an experiment.
Lilo & Stitch is my personal favorite Disney movie of all time. cause it it has an relatable story that I can understand really well. it has enough drama to get me tear up, as well enough comedy to make me laugh
Lilo & Stitch turns 20 next month.
I know
Jonah: A Veggie tales movie is turning 20 this year too
Yeah, I was apart of the crowd that was super into Lilo & Stitch when it came out, I was around 10 or 11 at the time & I remember the McDonald's toys with the character on a surfboard & seeing the movie in the theater & everyone, I mean EVERYONE quoting Stitch saying "blue punch buggy!" Of course in his voice. My Disneyland trip was in 2002, when this movie was still new, I remember begging my mom for a Lilo & Stitch pin during our trip but it was a bit on the expensive side so she had to think about it for a bit. The sequels & TV series are also good, could be I was young & swept up in the craze but when I think back on it, I think of it as a whole, I remember when the TV series was brand new & catching each episode as it aired, this show did in fact help to build up the Disney expanded universe given the crossover episodes with shows such as Recess, Kim Possible, & American Dragon like it still blows my mind today that they did that. The movie that started it all is great but I do adore what the sequels & series added on, 625 is probably my favorite character in everything & without having a sequel that introduced us to there being other experiments & launching the series, we would of never had 625. I love what this movie started & the fact that it's all still talked about today.
What I like about this movie is just the fact that there’s two movies. One for children and one for adults. I rewatched it a few years ago and saw that whole other movies that I missed as a kid.
I remember that the final chase scene involved Jumbaa and Pleakley hijacking a jet plane and flying uncontrollably through a big city and a lot of tall buildings and skyscrappers. However, that whole sequence had to be reworked in light of the aftermath of 9/11.
My review
Story: 8/10
Animation: 9/10
Characters: 7/10
Overall: 8/10 (24/30)
Next month in June Disney will be celebrated his 20th anniversary of Lilo & Stitch.
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins is next
Nani is the word that they say in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure all the time
Next review: Buzz Light-Year of Star Command (the Direct to video film)
One thing I like about Lilo and Stitch is its unique take on the class struggle. Here we see a working class Hawaiian woman looking for a job and trying to take care of her sister, and the jobs she takes seem to be based on Hawaiian tourism. It shows the contrast between them and the tourists. If this movie came out today, it would get called woke by the right. It’s a good movie, I honestly agree 100% with Doug Walkers review
I can't believe that nobody knows that there was a lilo and stitch anime that takes place after the events of the lilo and stitch Animated show 🤣🤣
Lilo and Stich, what a masterpiece!
It’s a miracle that Lilo and Stitch turned out so great even during Disney’s “Dark Age.” Being that it just tells such a compelling story about the meaning of family and actually explores childhood trauma and familial issues in a way I’ve seen no other Disney movie do so. You’re correct in that it doesn’t balance this perfectly with the most humor-oriented alien storyline, but for me both are juggled well enough that it barely brought the film down for me. As someone who grew up with this film and holds plenty of love and nostalgia for it, it’s by far one of my favorite Disney movies. And I’m glad that Chris Sanders’s animated tenure didn’t end here due to him going on to direct How To Train Your Dragon. Which then lead to the birth of one of Dreamworks’s best and most beloved franchises. And it makes sense, since Toothless even has plenty of the same quirks and mannerisms that Stitch does.
While not my top favorite films, I'll be lying if I said I didn't see why many others enjoy Lilo and Stitch
Warner Brothers makes The Iron Giant
Disney makes Lilo and Stitch
I like how the hawaiians have a slightly closer visual to the aliens compared to the tourists since one of the aspects is that they feel out of place. That slight difference kinda hammers it home.
Him: Why it should be named Lilo & Stitch
Me: *NANI?!*
Ah. Looks like I'm not the only one whom has a crush on Nani. Suppose we're on the same boat?
Happy 20th Anniversary Lilo and Stitch and Fantastic Review Animat Lilo and Stitch along with The Emperor’s New Groove are My Two Favorite Walt Disney Animation Studios Films from The 2000s
Next in AniMat’s Classic Reviews - Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins
I saw that before
HURRAY!!!! THE ADVENTURE BEGINS IS NEXT!!!!!
Happy 20th anniversary “Lilo & Stitch”
One of my favorite Disney movies of all time.
Great review Animat and take care and stay safe 👍.
Coming up next to classic reviews Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins.
And just in time for the release of Lightyear
After watching this for the first time in years, I can honestly say that this movie’s slice of life tone reminds me of movies like Stand By Me, Sixteen Candles, The Big Green, Home Alone etc..
Happy early 20th anniversary, Lilo and Stitch
Easily one of the best Disney movies.
Not quite in my top 5, but easily in the top 10
I really love this movie as a kid. The story is heartwarming, the animation is cute and well made, the characters were funny and relatable, and the songs were very catchy. Me and my siblings enjoy this movie a lot and I still fond memories watching the sequels, the tv series, and playing the games online. Lilo and Stitch is one of our favorite Disney movies and it’s still a fun watch for all of us. And heck yes, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins is next! Can’t wait!
I love this film and franchise so much, coming this June on TH-cam, I'm going to begin a new podcast series dedicated to the franchise called "The Lilo & Stitch Experiment Pods-cast", where it's a weekly or biweekly podcast series that discusses about any topics related to the franchise, from it's movies or tv shows or individual characters or theme park attractions or more obscure stuff. Would you guys be interested in checking out my podcast series when it premieres?
Happy 20th Anniversary to the Lilo & Stitch franchise, and here's to many future adventures featuring our beloved blue alien and his ever expanding ohana.
Zurg points his laser gun towards team Lightyear: All right. *That's it!!!* I had *enough* with you!!!
Buzz: For Star Connand's Lord! What is it now Zurg?
Zurg: *Who did suggest Animat to review for next time our movie?!* Speak up *now!!!*
X-R: Finally!! We are gonna get some needed recognition!!
Zurg: *Yeah!!!* Recognition for AniMat's Seal of Garbage!!!
Buzz: What are you talking about?
Zurg: I can already see it!! He is gonna say that our story is just as deep and sentimental as the Hotel Transylvania franchise...
Booster: I actually liked those movies.
Mira: We are gonna pretend that you never said that. Please continue.
Zurg: Our humour is just as bad as the one from the Boss Baby movies, the animation as _good_ as the one from the Emoji Movie. And as for us being characters... He will describe us as shallow as the ones from those horrible Live Action Disney Remakes. *SO!!! WHO... DID... THIS?!*
Warp smiling from ear to ear: I did it!!
Everybody together: *Warp Darkmatter?! Why?!*
Warp: Oh come on, you guys! In a time in which Disney kicks out Johny Depp, is completely woken, praise concentration camps, supports police violance and glorifies money more than anything else...
Buzz ironically: Look who is talking against money and power!
Warp laughing: Yeah... About that... Well! As I was saying! I think it's a nice time for the masses of people to remember what made Disney so wholesome in the first place and not being corrupted in such a disgusting degree. And also I did it to myself. Because with the only exception of Kylo Ren I blew up all the Star Wars Sequel Characters combined out of the water! :)
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins is the next classic review.
And After Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins, It's Home on the Range.
And just in time for Lightyear
What a coincidence I'm gonna start watching the series on Monday.
Love your profile photo
The mere fact that Lilo is an orphan and her only living relative left is her older sister makes this one of the most tragic disney movies.
In my opinion Lilo and Stitch is the only good Disney movie that came in the middle/heat of the Second Dark Age, here is why in my opinion..
Fantasia 2000- The true end of the Disney Renaissance in my opinion that I think is superior to the original Fantasia and the previous / final three Disney Renaissance films.-9/10
Dinosaur-The book of Exodus told through Dinosaurs in the most boring way possible.-4/10
The Emperor's New Groove-David Spade being sarcastic the Disney movie.-6/10
Atlantis: The Lost Empire- The Disney movie that feels like it is directed by Joel Schumacher.-5/10
Lilo and Stitch-Disney doing their take on The Iron Giant and making it about family.-9/10
Treasure Planet- Treasure Island with a galactic twist and annoying and misused comic relief.-6/10
Brother Bear-A cliched story with underdeveloped characters and an annoying comic relief.-5/10
Home on the Range- The reverse retelling of Charlotte's Web that has a Ph. D. in annoying the audience.-3/10
Chicken Little-THE. WORST. DISNEY. MOVIE. EVER.-3/10
Meet The Robinsons- The true beginning of the Disney Revival Age which is a very heartfelt Disney movie about the importance of family and does a time travel plot very, very well, and I think is superior to Bolt. -9/10
If I could rank the Second Dark Age of Disney, it would be from worst to best.
10. Chicken Little- 3/10
9. Home on the Range- 3/10
8. Dinosaur-4/10
7. Atlantis: The Lost Empire-5/10
6. Brother Bear- 5/10
5. The Emperor's New Groove-6/10
4. Treasure Planet-6/10
3. Lilo and Stitch-9/10
2. Meet The Robinson's-9/10
1. Fantasia 2000-9/10
I personally give this movie,
Story: 8/10
Animation: 9/10
Characters: 10/10
Overall: 9/10
Also Buzz Lightyear of Star Command is next.
Fun Fact: This is one of my favourite films of all time!
One of mine too. And I love Disney.
Huh, for once the TH-cam upload was a teensy late, but I have a good dose of patience.
20 years!
Just in time before Lightyear is out! The next review is Buzz Lightyear Of Star Command: the Adventure Begins
Here’s to 20 years
Hm, interesting.
Good, fair and valid points and opinions, i appreciate that.
Yay next is Buzz Lightyear of Star Command
Pretty solid review dude. As someone who adores this film as most others, one thing I will say is that regardless of whatever criticism you would point out while talking about this film, I knew down the road that this review would still be a blast nonetheless.
I recently saw a video (by Vailskibum94 I’m case anyone wants to check it out) where it was about how the director of L and S was upset at Frozen and I definitely understand why; you see, Frozen is very overrate, yes, but many people see it as “the first movie Disney made that focuses on a sisterly bond instead of a romantic one” when in reality this isn’t true at all. L and S tackles this with Lilo and Nani. Like, this movie in my opinion does do a nice job showing us a sisterly bond where one is older and the other younger (while Frozen tackles the relationship where Anna and Elsa look like they’re close of the same age) and so hopefully more and more people will realize this if they hadn’t before.
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AniMat's Classic Reviews 2022:
#1 King of Pigs *9/10*
#2 A Goofy Movie *8.5/10*
#3 Lilo & Stitch *8.3/10*
#4 Cleopatra *5/10*
#5 Spark: A Space Tale *4/10*