"They bring experiment 221 to life by puting him in water because that's how they come to life apparently?" Me, who watched the TV show as a kid: "Well duh that's common knowledge"
Still gotta love the "Well, for them to become active you will need this super rare combination of oxygen and hydrogen!..You mean...water? Oh..yeah.." I know it is just a really stupid explanation but you gotta love that water is apparently rare in the universe XD and I guess that isn't too far off the truth but still.
I also think of it as if the ball forms is a dehydrated nugget of what will become the experiment when combined with the right ingredients and moisture and thus water.
About the backgrounds: it's a stylistic choice. Both films (Lilo and Stitch and Brother Bear you used clips for) used watercolor backgrounds while the characters were more traditionally drawn, causing the characters to 'pop out' like you mentioned.
@@SeamusGorman4 In the early Disney movies they used cel animation until little mermaid. After that, the backgrounds were painted and the characters were drawn on paper and colored digitally in photoshop.
Also, I think the backgrounds in Lilo and Stich give it a postcard aesthetic, which is really nice since we're in Hawaii, and this is basically a big advertisement like every movie that specifically takes place in a scenic environment.
Hooooold on. The backgrounds for Brother bear were not watercolour. In fact, neither were LIlo (technichally). The watercolour TECNIQUE was done with digital brushes in a computer. But NO.lilo was the only of the modern Disney films to use this tecnique. The only other thing these films had in common was they were all animated by the Walt Disney Florida studio.
yea, in the show the girl "dog" was already revelaved to be a dog and how ruben the experiment with Gantu perfect home was with him and etc. Yea the series definitely tell you things. It was funny because you were like "they somehow think stitch is a dog" and I'm like you wouldn't believe but her dog who actually look like a dog is an alien so yea
This Franchise was crafted with arguably unrivaled Skill AND Passion. It basically stinks of Skill and Passion, so to speak. This Franchise is in very, very bad hands and it suffers much from it - and that's summarizing and simplyfing it... It's really a huge shame. A chinese rip-off and a japanese rip-off, it's all a huge mess. This Franchise really needs Attention more than most anything. It's in a weird coma-like state, and it deserved to be great again. The Fans are still there: Waiting. That's a fact.
@@slevinchannel7589 Ahm...the Anime is not a Ripp Off. Its the official Sequel. Its just made in Japan but still published by Disney and acually I like it more. I never liked Lilo and Yuna is a more enjoyable Karakter in my eyes.
Yup Stitch has an anime! Which isn't surprising considering Japan is obsessed with him. He's pretty much the most popular Disney character there. He even has his own Tiki Room at Tokyo Disneyland
Jumba was too traumatized to remember that Stitch's molecules aren't fully charged, and when Jumba found out the reason behind Stitch's glitches, he was too busy building the fusion chamber to remember to tell the family that Stitch is dying!
Adriana Bahn yeah when I first saw it I thought it would just be a cash grab for little kids but it’s actually really good. And the music is incredible as well I just wish more people knew about it.
Oh god, I really don’t want a live action remake of one of my precious childhood animated movies. Others can like the other live-action remakes if they wish, but I really feel Disney has gone too far in their obsession with remaking so many of their classic films and really need to start focusing on what made them great... by going back to originality and making new films for once.
I bet it’ll turn out like the original design of the sonic movie. Revealed in the first trailer, very disturbing, everyone hates it, then Disney redoes the design out of internet pressure (maybe, it’s Disney so there’s no guarantees)
My dumb childhood butt almost watched "Stich: The Movie" before "Lilo and Stitch". I think I watched it more than the actual movie. I almost had the memorized all of the quotes and I used to draw all of the experiments. Them calling Gantu a "big, fat, dummy" was the peak of comedy to me.
Alternate title, Seamus watches the beginning and ending to the Lilo & Stich series and is surprised when he doesn't understand the missing plot of 65 episodes.
66 if we want to count "The Origin of Stitch" as an episode since it's supposed to take place between Lilo & Stitch 2 and Stitch the Movie answering a lot of his questions about the timeline there lol
Actually, the "evil alien hamster", Dr. Hamsterviel, made his first appearance in the first movie, as a background silhouette in a cell when Jumba was in prison.
“Lilo and Stitch 2” was made a completely different studio than “Stitch:The Movie” which explains the title. But “Leroy & Stitch” was made by the same studio who made 2 but is the finale of the series which was made by the same studio of “Stitch: The Movie.”
Tbh dr hamsterville gets a lot more character development and so does gantu also the whole elvis thing at the end of Leroy and stitch actually got hinted at when Jumba made Leroy.also at the beginning of the stitch film lilo literally says “everyone calls each other cousin not because we’re all related it’s because we’re a part of one big ohana” so when stitch doesn’t fit in he’s cousins is his only species like him. Btw the experiments need water because they’re dehydrated for transport.The whole vase thing also gets explored in the show.And the ending of stitch was a setup but bubbles
That's because, my dear Seamus, that apparently, Lilo and Stitch did what a lot of other Disney sequels (Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, Atlantis, Tarzan) were trying to do back in the day, where they made a movie (and alot of these were cobbled into 3 or 4 "mini stories" and that was the jumping off point for a television series.. And in my humble opinion, Lilo and Stitch is the ONLY one Disney did, that actually did this idea very well. Stitch was apparently the introduction to the television series and Leroy and Stitch was the farewell to the television series. And honestly, I would say that the sequels to Lilo and Stitch are almost as good (if not as good) as the movie itself. They infused the sequels with a lot of heart and emotion......I liked the creativity they used when introducing Stitch's "cousins"....they each have their own unique design and powers. And I actually liked that Lilo and Stitch weren't always best buddies. They had their moments of conflict.....but then, they worked it out. I liked that they weren't afraid to go a little dark with it sometimes....especially in the movie Stitch has a Glitch.
I disagree its the only disney movie/franchise that did it well. I think Atlantis had a good set up. Change atlantis 2 a bit here and there, maybe choose one of the three stories to focus on and bam they got a set up for a series; they need to travel the world to hunt down possibly dangerous machines and weapons from atlantis, getting introduced and discover other hidden mysetries in the world. It could have been great, but since Atlantis flopped they weren't able to follow trough and the introduction film became a mangled sequel with 3 different stories. Like yea for what it is it isn't great, but the reason it isn't is cause the would be tv series got scrapped, the set up has an intresting premise.
I will admit that the entire Lilo & Stich canon (movies, series, etc.) is a guilty pleasure for me. For all the faults within them, I just love watching them. Also, that last film would have made WAY more sense had you seen the series, which is actually quite interesting considering it was targeting really young kids and deals with some heavy topics on occasion. I think the only stark contrast is the two different animation styles of the first film and stitch has a glitch versus the other two films and the series (but it makes sense from a budget standpoint and makes the show seem less out of place animation-wise with two movies bookending it with the same animation.)
@@ZeniJocasta I looked it up and there's only Return to Neverland but my friend could also be referring to the Tinker Bell movies as additional sequels. I'm not sure though and will have to ask.
I like all of them all including Lilo and Stitch: The Series. I really want the Stitch: The Series and Stitch and AI to be added to Disney+! Along with the two T.V. Specials entitled: Stitch and the Planet of Sand and Stitch! Perfect Memory. Which are specials that aired after Stitch: The Series and is a continuation of that story. I think it takes place before Stitch and AI in the timeline. All 4 original movies and the Lilo and Stitch show are available on Disney+. The other show I think all have an English dub but I am unsure if the TV specials ever got an English Dub. Some of the episodes to Stitch: The Series can be found on TH-cam.
He left out 624 stitch's girlfriend angel which somehow as a child who never saw the show but watched Leroy and stitch all the time somehow knew them name of and had a plush of even though in the movie he name isn't mentioned ONCE
@@seanakinskywalker2619 i hate angel with a burning passion, and the show writers clearly didn't liked her either because she was captured in her debut and we don't se her until a lot od episodes later
Actually, it only has one sequel. "Stitch the Movie" and "Leroy and Stitch" are the pilot and finale of the TV series which is a separate universe. Lilo and Stitch 2 is the only sequel to the original movie. Pay attention to the house. If it's blue it's one universe and if it's purple it's another.
Starting with Tarzan, 2D animated Disney films started incorporating a special program called "Deep Canvas." This was a CGI rendered background, painted over with watercolors to help the 3D environments blend in better with the 2D characters. The purpose of Deep Canvas was to, well, add depth to the backgrounds, hence why Tarzan in particular has such rich, immersive environments.
I loved the part where you show the experiments as different pokemon types and i really appreciate that you spent so much time to create the pokemon info cards.
This Franchise was crafted with arguably unrivaled Skill AND Passion. It basically stinks of Skill and Passion, so to speak. This Franchise is in very, very bad hands and it suffers much from it - and that's summarizing and simplyfing it... It's really a huge shame. A chinese rip-off and a japanese rip-off, it's all a huge mess. This Franchise really needs Attention more than most anything. It's in a weird coma-like state, and it deserved to be great again. The Fans are still there: Waiting. That's a fact.
It kind of bothers me that you used “black hole” and “wormhole” interchangeably... In this absolutely ridiculous review about ridiculous kids film where they can change the location of the wormhole with a rock... I know... but still... not the same.
Lilo and Stitch: four movies, three TV shows, and a bunch of other offshoots like comics and manga. Toy Story: four movies, a TV series, two TV specials, a bunch of shorts and, again, comics, manga, etc. I’d say they’re even.
@@carlrood4457 But Lilo and Stitch has two separate timelines, both of which are connected to the first movie. Which timeline is canon? In one timeline there's the first movie and Stitch has a Glitch, in the other there's the first movie again, but also Stitch the Movie, the TV series and Leroy and Stitch. And that's not even getting into the international stuff.
Okay, the heck. My favourite TH-camr began singing one of my favourite songs at the beginning of the video. Certainly my favourite musical song. Good on you Seamus.
It is my goal in life to view every piece of official Lilo and Stitch media ever. This was started when I watched it in the middle of the night on a charter bus ride to Disney World for my high school marching band. I cried and bought a Stitch plushie as soon as I got to Disney. I still own it actually.
This Franchise was crafted with arguably unrivaled Skill AND Passion. It basically stinks of Skill and Passion, so to speak. This Franchise is in very, very bad hands and it suffers much from it - and that's summarizing and simplyfing it... It's really a huge shame. A chinese rip-off and a japanese rip-off, it's all a huge mess. This Franchise really needs Attention more than most anything. It's in a weird coma-like state, and it deserved to be great again. The Fans are still there: Waiting. That's a fact.
@@ariasreloaded9601 It's weird, I knew all three of these movies existed, but for some reason I still thought there were only 2 sequels! I think I got L&S2 and Stitch: The Movie confused in my head and considered them the same film.
When I was really young, Lilo and Stitch 2 (Stitch has a glitch) was literally the only Disney movie I watched (apart from Little Mermaid 1 and 2 and Cinderella 3). Those movies were my childhood
that is so cute!!! personally the first movie I ever watched was called Manuelita the turtle (''la tortuga) from my country, but disney talking my first movie was cinderella 2 i think its called but the one with the mean sister falling in love. So yeah my first disney experience was a low cost sequel too
*Insert Name* That’s not exactly correct. Each Harry Potter story starts at the beginning of the school year (Book 7 begins in Autumn 1997) then ends at the end of the school year (Book 7 ends in Spring 1998). So not really.
I think those movies look weird because the backgrounds are a single painting that doesn’t really move, so they can give them as much detail as they want, but the characters (and animated objects) are drawn much simpler and with less detail to make it a bit easier for the animators to...well, animate. I personally like the backgrounds in Lilo and Stitch because they look like watercolour paintings and I love that style, but the contrast between moving characters and static, flat backgrounds can be a bit jarring. I don’t mind it, though.
Am I the only one who unironically loves Stitch: The Movie and Stitch Has A Glitch, and watched both of those movies just as much as - if not more than - the original movie, to the point where the events of all three just kind of blend together in my mind and are virtually inseparable? No? Just me?
SAME for me! I remember I had Stitch has a glitch on VHS and I watched the crap out of it... I don't know why he is shaming this movies... I love them and I thought they were all popculture knowledge but I guess not....
@@FriendlyToons When I'm suicidal, I watch Stitch Has a Glitch. Stitch's fake out death always pulls me out of my depression! Stitch's glitches are a metaphor for PTSD episodes!
All the Movies were great, but the Spin-Off-Shows were laughable bad. Made to milk the Franchise. That's why the Franchise is in such a coma-like-state - how can you not know this?! What did you thought made this Franchise become so lifeless and obscure?
I was referring to why the title of the films were confusing. Also, I’m aware that they originally planned the series to be titled, “Stitch: The Series”, but changed it back to “Lilo & Stitch”. Explaining the weird titling of the first 2nd film.
pretty sure that was because it was only really a made for TV movie that got released on DVD along with toys. I remember getting a stitch plush for my birthday and thats how I got a copy of the movie.
I loved watching Lilo & Stitch The Series as a kid! I revisited it a while ago and it's still really good. My favorite experiment is 520 (the chubby purple one) and every time Hamsterviel was referred to as a hamster, I said "actually, he's a gerbil." :P
Plot twist: Seamus doesnt actually believe Lilo & Stitch 2 should be the canonical real sequel, hes just salty that's the only one with Lilo's name in the title
I think "Lilo and Stitch" two were made by the same team who did the movie one, seeing how similar the animation style is and how the tone of the script seems closer to the original. "Stitch! The Movie" is a pilot hour special for the series, seemingly with supervision by the original team. Chronologically it seems L&S 2 is after the originals, seeing Lilo's room as seen in the ending of L&S 1 isn't there yet, while we do see the finished dome room in S!TM, and likely why none of S!TM and the series were referenced on 2. I really recommend watching the series. While it is true that L&S 1 was about a found family, it's mostly on Lilo's perspective who lost her parents. However S!TM meanwhile has Stitch longing for a biological family (and I know it's odd, but I still count the experiments as "biological relatives" seeing they're from the same creator) and this time it's him trying to "tame a monster" in the form or Sparky. If you see it more as a 1 hour TV episode it makes much more sense in how it is delivered. It's kinda funny though that you said many of the things didn't make sense, but did try to establish "rules" like how the pods are dehydrated for easy transport, and is an ironic juxtaposition on the Hawaiian archipelago. The wormhole thing is odd, but it did have a dilemma where the rock isn't the same weight hence Stitch having to bite it. Also 625/Reuben & Gantu's dynamic is VERY fun in the series. Reuben does his own thing but does love to mess with Lilo & Stitch at times. Then there's 624/Angel who is like the love interest of Stitch (I get their "biological relatives", but they we're created, so I don't think there has to be squick there IMO).
Stitch's glitches are a metaphor for PTSD episodes. Poor Lilo turned on Stitch because of her unhealed trauma! Poor Stitch thought he was too dangerous to be around Lilo!
The bit about the other experiments being referred to as Stitch's siblings reminds me of how Olaf and Marshmallow are considered brothers because they were both created by Elsa - there's even a bit in Frozen Fever where he describes the snowgies as his 'little brothers'. (Although if that's the case, he should've become King at the end of Frozen II!)
i rented Stitch has a Glitch from blockbuster like 12 times when i was like 3 .. and you know what i loved it so much and i always will also i cant believe you glossed over that joke from leroy and stitch where one of the girls mentions that mertyls dad ran away too ajskldfjsal;
He can’t change my mind either you see my Stitch you dress up for Halloween is being maleficent I got lots of these he likes to pretend he’s anything and everything
@Gwendolyn Johnson You mean the Rip-off Spin-Offs? WTF? These are extremly bad? How can you consider yourself Fans and love those Skill-less and Passion-less Spin-Off Series??? I think you really got something wrong here, thinking they are good.
1:29 I think there's 2 answers to that. 1. Is the opposite; when the landscapes move or if there's a complicated cameramove, they're often done in CGI with the rest done in 2D. In the Lilo and Stitch example however, the animation was still traditional but coloured digitally, whilst the backgrounds where done in watercolour and gouache.
I actually really like this movie lol. It's one of those movies we watch at school (choir specifically) when the sub doesn't know what's happening so they just put on a movie lol Edit: forgot to mention it was the first one he talked about
I loved Lilo&Stitch, both the movies and the series but I may be blinded by nostalgia, I remember being so into this whole franchise. The Stitch Glitch movie was my favorite btw and most remembered.
Seamus Gorman One of my cousins technically knows about Hamilton cause I’ve told her about it, but she hasn’t listened to the soundtrack or watched the “film”
15:43 The Ginger Girls Dog is Designed to be a yapping creature that gets on other nerve... a.k.a a small yappy Dog I grew up watching the show 😅 Also the hovercraft was a present Gumba made as an Xmas gift
Missed opportunity to say "Disney sequel fakeout deaths" when stitch dies
He probably didn’t say it because Stitch actually did die, even if it wasn’t for long
OH MY GOD I’M A FAILURE
That was the only time I enjoyed that trope because I legitimately started crying because stitch is like a pet and if my pet die I would cry
@@SeamusGorman4 you are not a toltal failure everyone is
Seamus Gorman no your not
"They bring experiment 221 to life by puting him in water because that's how they come to life apparently?"
Me, who watched the TV show as a kid: "Well duh that's common knowledge"
Still gotta love the "Well, for them to become active you will need this super rare combination of oxygen and hydrogen!..You mean...water? Oh..yeah.."
I know it is just a really stupid explanation but you gotta love that water is apparently rare in the universe XD and I guess that isn't too far off the truth but still.
YESSSS
@Jacob Naylor YES! The rare mud to clear away the binding goo! I was hoping someone would mention it!
I also think of it as if the ball forms is a dehydrated nugget of what will become the experiment when combined with the right ingredients and moisture and thus water.
@@bibbobella it is far off from the truth, water is common buddy...
About the backgrounds: it's a stylistic choice. Both films (Lilo and Stitch and Brother Bear you used clips for) used watercolor backgrounds while the characters were more traditionally drawn, causing the characters to 'pop out' like you mentioned.
thank you :))
@@SeamusGorman4 In the early Disney movies they used cel animation until little mermaid. After that, the backgrounds were painted and the characters were drawn on paper and colored digitally in photoshop.
I also noticed some clips from Leroy and Stitch had colored pencil backgrounds that would also contrast with the smoother texture of the characters
Also, I think the backgrounds in Lilo and Stich give it a postcard aesthetic, which is really nice since we're in Hawaii, and this is basically a big advertisement like every movie that specifically takes place in a scenic environment.
Hooooold on. The backgrounds for Brother bear were not watercolour. In fact, neither were LIlo (technichally). The watercolour TECNIQUE was done with digital brushes in a computer. But NO.lilo was the only of the modern Disney films to use this tecnique. The only other thing these films had in common was they were all animated by the Walt Disney Florida studio.
yea, in the show the girl "dog" was already revelaved to be a dog and how ruben the experiment with Gantu perfect home was with him and etc. Yea the series definitely tell you things. It was funny because you were like "they somehow think stitch is a dog" and I'm like you wouldn't believe but her dog who actually look like a dog is an alien so yea
It is kind of a running joke in the series that nobody recognizes that the obvious aliens are aliens.
They must all have men in black agents monitoring them XD
The people just know how to mind their own business
This Franchise was crafted with arguably unrivaled Skill AND Passion.
It basically stinks of Skill and Passion, so to speak.
This Franchise is in very, very bad hands and it suffers much from it - and that's summarizing and simplyfing it...
It's really a huge shame. A chinese rip-off and a japanese rip-off, it's all a huge mess.
This Franchise really needs Attention more than most anything. It's in a weird coma-like state, and it deserved to be great again.
The Fans are still there: Waiting. That's a fact.
@@slevinchannel7589 Ahm...the Anime is not a Ripp Off. Its the official Sequel. Its just made in Japan but still published by Disney and acually I like it more. I never liked Lilo and Yuna is a more enjoyable Karakter in my eyes.
Just like people who pour milk before cereal
I remember crying when stitch died in Stitch has a Glitch 😂
Same bro, Sisi ni Sawa!
When Stitch died, I had flashbacks to the time I watched Kyle Reese die in The Terminator(1984)
Same I was freaking bawling my eyes out
Haha the first and maybe only movie i remember crying to 😂
Yup Stitch has an anime! Which isn't surprising considering Japan is obsessed with him. He's pretty much the most popular Disney character there. He even has his own Tiki Room at Tokyo Disneyland
Avery the Cuban-American wow I feel like watching that now
It makes sense, seeing as his eyes look like anime
I watched the first few episodes. It was cute, but I wasn't super into it.
I'm pretty sure it's non-canon
Yes.
Jumba was too traumatized to remember that Stitch's molecules aren't fully charged, and when Jumba found out the reason behind Stitch's glitches, he was too busy building the fusion chamber to remember to tell the family that Stitch is dying!
Messed up. That way Stitch and Lilo would've worked together and competed in the competition
I want to see a review for tangled the series. It’s not a movie but I personally think it’s great.
I agree
I was shocked at how good Tangled the series was! Everything about it was sooo good!
Adriana Bahn yeah when I first saw it I thought it would just be a cash grab for little kids but it’s actually really good. And the music is incredible as well I just wish more people knew about it.
Tangled the Series is amazing! King Edmund is my favourite 💜🥰💜
@@procrastination1018 Now I'm just in the habit of calling flyn Eugine
Okay but now we NEED Seamus to check out the Hercules-Aladdin Crossover...
I didn't even know that existed, but yes. He has to check that out
Generic Name Yeahh it’s on TH-cam somewhere. Just the back and forth conversation between Hades and Jafar is somehow entertaining.
@@saanvitaneja6683 The entire crossover could be bad, but if the conversation between Hades and Jafar is good, then I'm satisfied
THAT EXISTS?
@@eebertdeebert It does. You can find it on TH-cam, it’s titled ‘Hercules and the Arabian Night’.
Day six of asking Seamus to review all of the Barbie movies.
EVERYONE BLOW THIS COMMENT UP I REFUSE TO LET THIS GO UNNOTICED
He will not like the animation styles but ok
As someone who’s watched Seamus for like 3 years,he will hate the animation
You look like an ever after high kind of person
Hi I agree with you and ik this is unrelated but OMG I LOVE ever after high
“They’re working on a live-action remake!”
*Oh God, what would Stitch look like-*
Oh god, I really don’t want a live action remake of one of my precious childhood animated movies. Others can like the other live-action remakes if they wish, but I really feel Disney has gone too far in their obsession with remaking so many of their classic films and really need to start focusing on what made them great... by going back to originality and making new films for once.
I bet it’ll turn out like the original design of the sonic movie. Revealed in the first trailer, very disturbing, everyone hates it, then Disney redoes the design out of internet pressure (maybe, it’s Disney so there’s no guarantees)
VERY FURRY, WITH HUGE EARS, SHARP TEETH, AND BIG BLACK EYES for some reason, but I don't want that
The only way I can think of for them to pull off the look of stitch would to go the same route detective Pikachu did with their effects.
Okay I felt pretty proud of myself for knowing all the 'obscure' Disney sequels you've reviewed so far
But this...
...this one took me by surprise
Same this is something.....
@@rollergirl2757 ligit these movies are my childhood
These are the only one I remember
@@lukeh151 same with me
This is the only one that made my childhood
My dumb childhood butt almost watched "Stich: The Movie" before "Lilo and Stitch". I think I watched it more than the actual movie. I almost had the memorized all of the quotes and I used to draw all of the experiments. Them calling Gantu a "big, fat, dummy" was the peak of comedy to me.
Same! I thought Stitch the Movie WAS Lilo and Stitch for an embarrassing amount of time
Seamus mentioned Hamilton. My life is complete. Also he's a better singer then me. And I've been taking voice lessons for almost a year.
YASS HAMILFAN!
@@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz8051 YES!!
Lol it's like the 5000000000000000099990000th time I whatched it Lmao
YES
I must be one of the few people who thinks Hamilton is overrated
Tbh, I cried my eyes out with “Lilo and Stitch 2”, I thought it was the saddest movie ever until I watched “Up” and “Wreck it Ralph”
Alternate title, Seamus watches the beginning and ending to the Lilo & Stich series and is surprised when he doesn't understand the missing plot of 65 episodes.
66 if we want to count "The Origin of Stitch" as an episode since it's supposed to take place between Lilo & Stitch 2 and Stitch the Movie answering a lot of his questions about the timeline there lol
Actually, the "evil alien hamster", Dr. Hamsterviel, made his first appearance in the first movie, as a background silhouette in a cell when Jumba was in prison.
Really? I didn’t know that!
“Lilo and Stitch 2” was made a completely different studio than “Stitch:The Movie” which explains the title. But “Leroy & Stitch” was made by the same studio who made 2 but is the finale of the series which was made by the same studio of “Stitch: The Movie.”
..._wat_
Ok so the first 2 were by different studios but the last was by both if I understand
I learned about this from this videos: th-cam.com/video/Tg73Mj4QX8E/w-d-xo.html
This is confusing
Dude, my brain. It hurts. :-(
Tbh dr hamsterville gets a lot more character development and so does gantu also the whole elvis thing at the end of Leroy and stitch actually got hinted at when Jumba made Leroy.also at the beginning of the stitch film lilo literally says “everyone calls each other cousin not because we’re all related it’s because we’re a part of one big ohana” so when stitch doesn’t fit in he’s cousins is his only species like him. Btw the experiments need water because they’re dehydrated for transport.The whole vase thing also gets explored in the show.And the ending of stitch was a setup but bubbles
That's because, my dear Seamus, that apparently, Lilo and Stitch did what a lot of other Disney sequels (Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, Atlantis, Tarzan) were trying to do back in the day, where they made a movie (and alot of these were cobbled into 3 or 4 "mini stories" and that was the jumping off point for a television series.. And in my humble opinion, Lilo and Stitch is the ONLY one Disney did, that actually did this idea very well. Stitch was apparently the introduction to the television series and Leroy and Stitch was the farewell to the television series. And honestly, I would say that the sequels to Lilo and Stitch are almost as good (if not as good) as the movie itself. They infused the sequels with a lot of heart and emotion......I liked the creativity they used when introducing Stitch's "cousins"....they each have their own unique design and powers. And I actually liked that Lilo and Stitch weren't always best buddies. They had their moments of conflict.....but then, they worked it out. I liked that they weren't afraid to go a little dark with it sometimes....especially in the movie Stitch has a Glitch.
Yeah, these movies were my childhood.
@@purplemageproductions1971 Same here!
I disagree its the only disney movie/franchise that did it well. I think Atlantis had a good set up. Change atlantis 2 a bit here and there, maybe choose one of the three stories to focus on and bam they got a set up for a series; they need to travel the world to hunt down possibly dangerous machines and weapons from atlantis, getting introduced and discover other hidden mysetries in the world.
It could have been great, but since Atlantis flopped they weren't able to follow trough and the introduction film became a mangled sequel with 3 different stories.
Like yea for what it is it isn't great, but the reason it isn't is cause the would be tv series got scrapped, the set up has an intresting premise.
The Tangled series was also pretty good.
But it definitely had a crap ton of narrative issues.
agreed
I will admit that the entire Lilo & Stich canon (movies, series, etc.) is a guilty pleasure for me. For all the faults within them, I just love watching them. Also, that last film would have made WAY more sense had you seen the series, which is actually quite interesting considering it was targeting really young kids and deals with some heavy topics on occasion. I think the only stark contrast is the two different animation styles of the first film and stitch has a glitch versus the other two films and the series (but it makes sense from a budget standpoint and makes the show seem less out of place animation-wise with two movies bookending it with the same animation.)
How is that a guilty pleasure? Quality doesn't equal enjoyment lmao
Lots of Disney sequels are guilty pleasures for me, I will defend Lion King 2 with my damn life.
It shouldn't be guilty because random TH-camr guy said they were bad, if you like them, you like them, and you don't have to defend that
Seamus:*calls Hamsterveil a hamster*
Me: HE’S A GERBIL!!!!
YES
He is not gerbil like or beach ball like he is hamster like 😂😂😂
Meanwhile, Hamsterveil's just like: HAMSTERVEIL! HAMSTER! I AM NOT A GERBIL! I AM HAMSTER-LIKE!
Then why is he named Hamsterveil?
Joshua Minnich It’s a joke. The joke is that they call him “HamsterWheel” but he says that he is a gerbil.
You: Evil hamster alien lizard moglord
Me: technically he's a gerbil
Disney: mm hmm write that down
every single lilo and stitch sequel is legendary
That is FAX
They are good don’t get me wrong but by the second movie they started lacking
except stitch has a glitch
That one made no sense lolz.
Especially the Japan exclusive tv series.
Mostly for the jarring difference between Lilo voices.
You're clearly a failure of a dog owner if your dog can't:
Turn invisible
Shoot fire
Pave roads
Make sandwiches
Speak English
I mean a lot of dogs in a certain franchise can breath fire and discharge electricity. ;)
Seems I'm a failure, my speaks only Korean.
Well duh, my do can do all of those things.
She can even leave a crap on the carpet if she wants
Lilo and Stitch the series is honestly really fun to watch.
My friend who also watches your videos wanted me to suggest the Peter Pan sequels.
Sequels, as in, plural? There is more than one Peter Pan Sequel? I thought the one with Wendy's daughter Jane was the only one??
_Sequels_
I just found out *BAMBI* has a sequel
@@ZeniJocasta I looked it up and there's only Return to Neverland but my friend could also be referring to the Tinker Bell movies as additional sequels. I'm not sure though and will have to ask.
The best way to have fun while watching return to Neverland is bye saying nanatwo as fast as you can throughout the entire movie.
I like all of them all including Lilo and Stitch: The Series. I really want the Stitch: The Series and Stitch and AI to be added to Disney+! Along with the two T.V. Specials entitled: Stitch and the Planet of Sand and Stitch! Perfect Memory. Which are specials that aired after Stitch: The Series and is a continuation of that story. I think it takes place before Stitch and AI in the timeline. All 4 original movies and the Lilo and Stitch show are available on Disney+. The other show I think all have an English dub but I am unsure if the TV specials ever got an English Dub. Some of the episodes to Stitch: The Series can be found on TH-cam.
To be fair, the Aloha Oe plotpoint was setup.
Oh, and Myrtle's dog Gigi is revealed to be an experiment in the show. #007
He left out 624 stitch's girlfriend angel
which somehow as a child who never saw the show but watched Leroy and stitch all the time somehow knew them name of and had a plush of even though in the movie he name isn't mentioned ONCE
is he james bond
@@seanakinskywalker2619 they did put the name of every experiment in the credits of Leroy and Stitch which is probably how you know
@@seanakinskywalker2619 the plush probably came with a tag
@@seanakinskywalker2619 i hate angel with a burning passion, and the show writers clearly didn't liked her either because she was captured in her debut and we don't se her until a lot od episodes later
Actually, it only has one sequel. "Stitch the Movie" and "Leroy and Stitch" are the pilot and finale of the TV series which is a separate universe. Lilo and Stitch 2 is the only sequel to the original movie. Pay attention to the house. If it's blue it's one universe and if it's purple it's another.
You do know that they could've just repainted it right?
No they are all in the same universe.
Even the Anime is canon to this universe.
Only the chinese series is a separate universe.
@@playlistfu I refuse to acknowledge the anime as canon after giving garbage reasons why Lilo wasn't around.
@@kylephantom4 Understandable 😂
Nah Lilo & Stitch's creator said the anime isn't canon@@playlistfu
The lilo and stitch series has some fun crossovers like with Kim Possible and the proud family. Great video. I hope you have a wonderful day.
The best retcon EVER written was that Rufus was one of Jumba's experiments the.whole.time.
Change my mind
And recess which is weird and I thought recess was way older.
American Dragon Jake Long (aka same voice as Zuko) shows up at some point, too.
no attempt is made whatsoever to make the crossover characters blend with the environment
The Sugar Mama vs Gantu fight was factually the greatest thing to ever be on TV
Starting with Tarzan, 2D animated Disney films started incorporating a special program called "Deep Canvas." This was a CGI rendered background, painted over with watercolors to help the 3D environments blend in better with the 2D characters. The purpose of Deep Canvas was to, well, add depth to the backgrounds, hence why Tarzan in particular has such rich, immersive environments.
No one:
Not a single soul:
Not even Mushu from Mulan 2:
Seamus: HAMILTON REFERENCE
My thoughts exactly
I would make a Heathers reference more. You know, 2d animation is BEAUTIFUL.
YES IK RIGHT i died lmao
Hamilfans unite
@@taylorhastie1022 Are you *satisfied* that there's so many Hamilfans here?
I loved the part where you show the experiments as different pokemon types and i really appreciate that you spent so much time to create the pokemon info cards.
Seamus: *sings Hamilton*
Me: I want more of that please
literally watched that in US History class today for the first time and then I see this video
SAME!!!
me: **happiness noises**
That’s what I thought
This Franchise was crafted with arguably unrivaled Skill AND Passion.
It basically stinks of Skill and Passion, so to speak.
This Franchise is in very, very bad hands and it suffers much from it - and that's summarizing and simplyfing it...
It's really a huge shame. A chinese rip-off and a japanese rip-off, it's all a huge mess.
This Franchise really needs Attention more than most anything. It's in a weird coma-like state, and it deserved to be great again.
The Fans are still there: Waiting. That's a fact.
It kind of bothers me that you used “black hole” and “wormhole” interchangeably... In this absolutely ridiculous review about ridiculous kids film where they can change the location of the wormhole with a rock... I know... but still... not the same.
Not having seen the movie, was it called a wormhole in the show? It looked like typical movie-style blackhole.
Me to they're different
@@BonaparteBardithion back holes don't teleport you, its as simple as that
@@rebeccacummings6697
No, but it's a common sci-fantasy trope that they do.
@@BonaparteBardithion never seen that trope
Here we have a wild seamus leering at his prey: the Disney sequels
When are we getting a full version of “Seamus complains about the title” on Spotify and Apple Music???
When you realize that there are more installments in THE LILO AND STITCH CANONICAL TIMELINE AND FRANCHISE than Toy Story
Lilo and Stitch: four movies, three TV shows, and a bunch of other offshoots like comics and manga.
Toy Story: four movies, a TV series, two TV specials, a bunch of shorts and, again, comics, manga, etc.
I’d say they’re even.
@@WaltK92 I was talking about just movies and tv shows, so it's 7 to 5
@@WaltK92 Buzz Lightyear of Star Command is a TV show within Toy Story, so it's not part of its canonical timeline.
@@carlrood4457 But Lilo and Stitch has two separate timelines, both of which are connected to the first movie. Which timeline is canon? In one timeline there's the first movie and Stitch has a Glitch, in the other there's the first movie again, but also Stitch the Movie, the TV series and Leroy and Stitch. And that's not even getting into the international stuff.
@@WaltK92 I think 3 TV shows outweighs the mass of 1 TV show, some shorts, and 2 TV species, but sure I guess
*When Seamus makes another Disney Sequels video, even after saying he’s done with them*
“A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one”
Can we just talk about the hamster
I always just remeber him for the series also
Hamsterviel
REALLY
Hamster + evil = hamsterviel
"And a hamsterwheel?"
@@seanakinskywalker2619 german guy saying hamster wheel
Okay, the heck. My favourite TH-camr began singing one of my favourite songs at the beginning of the video. Certainly my favourite musical song. Good on you Seamus.
It is my goal in life to view every piece of official Lilo and Stitch media ever. This was started when I watched it in the middle of the night on a charter bus ride to Disney World for my high school marching band. I cried and bought a Stitch plushie as soon as I got to Disney. I still own it actually.
this comment is highly underrated
how wholesome
@@abby-bean Why thank you
@@randallwatters8799 ^
that's wholesome
That moment when my love and nostalgia for Lilo and Stitch 2, has to fight with my love for Seamus.
Stitch: *holds you back* Uh-uh!
Except if there was a prequel that was just about Nani and Lilo’s relationship, I would be down for that.
I want the live action Lilo and Stitch to be the cancelled third season of The Sarah Connor Chronicles! Time for Lilo to meet her mother!
This Franchise was crafted with arguably unrivaled Skill AND Passion.
It basically stinks of Skill and Passion, so to speak.
This Franchise is in very, very bad hands and it suffers much from it - and that's summarizing and simplyfing it...
It's really a huge shame. A chinese rip-off and a japanese rip-off, it's all a huge mess.
This Franchise really needs Attention more than most anything. It's in a weird coma-like state, and it deserved to be great again.
The Fans are still there: Waiting. That's a fact.
@@slevinchannel7589 I want Blumhouse to be in charge of the Lilo and Stitch live action remake.
I seriously love the hair color! It looks so good!
The intro was like ~chef's kiss~
Edit: AND THAT OUTRO THOoOoOOooOO
This was a great video, very funny, but I can't get over how good your hair looks! And also the evil alien hamster mob lord and how cute it is.
Me : (thinks I'm the biggest Lilo and Stitch fan)
Also me reading the title : *I'M SORRY IT HAS WHAT*
When I was younger I saw the sequels as much as the regular movie. Now I look back and cringe.
@@ariasreloaded9601 It's weird, I knew all three of these movies existed, but for some reason I still thought there were only 2 sequels! I think I got L&S2 and Stitch: The Movie confused in my head and considered them the same film.
Lmao I saw them all as a kid
😂😂😂😂😂 Best comment!
It's kind of surprising if you are a fan if you didn't -- all of them I think had to have been aired in Disney Channel one time or another.
Everyone, give Seamus so many likes that he has to ride the hype train and do a series on the TV show
I REMEMBER WATCHING THESE
They were weird... This brought back suppressed memories
"Is this video a musical now?"
I don't know, but as a theatre kid, I have no complaints
When I was really young, Lilo and Stitch 2 (Stitch has a glitch) was literally the only Disney movie I watched (apart from Little Mermaid 1 and 2 and Cinderella 3). Those movies were my childhood
that is so cute!!! personally the first movie I ever watched was called Manuelita the turtle (''la tortuga) from my country, but disney talking my first movie was cinderella 2 i think its called but the one with the mean sister falling in love. So yeah my first disney experience was a low cost sequel too
One time I wanted to watch lilo and stitch but Disney plus was being made so it was not on Netflix so I binged the sequels which were on Netflix
Yes
The series is epic! Stitch the movie doesn’t make any sense unless you watch the series right after it and then Leroy and stitch
I seriously recommend the series. It’s definitely targeted towards younger kids but it’s a lot of fun
dog isnt man's best friend- weird alien expirements are.
I love how Seamus is just barely finding out about these(also I love the Hamilton reference)
Grammar though??
OMG you did a Hamilton reference 🥺❤️ love all your videos (not just the Disney sequels 😂) xoxo from Brazil
Blue hair-
HES LEAVING THE HUFFLEPUFFSSSS AHHHHHH RAVENCLAE SEAMUSSSSSSS
(this is a joke)
the golden trio teddy was born in 97 because that’s when the book 7 was set
*Insert Name* That’s not exactly correct. Each Harry Potter story starts at the beginning of the school year (Book 7 begins in Autumn 1997) then ends at the end of the school year (Book 7 ends in Spring 1998). So not really.
the golden trio Seamus = teddy when he grew up best theory
I think those movies look weird because the backgrounds are a single painting that doesn’t really move, so they can give them as much detail as they want, but the characters (and animated objects) are drawn much simpler and with less detail to make it a bit easier for the animators to...well, animate. I personally like the backgrounds in Lilo and Stitch because they look like watercolour paintings and I love that style, but the contrast between moving characters and static, flat backgrounds can be a bit jarring. I don’t mind it, though.
Am I the only one who unironically loves Stitch: The Movie and Stitch Has A Glitch, and watched both of those movies just as much as - if not more than - the original movie, to the point where the events of all three just kind of blend together in my mind and are virtually inseparable?
No? Just me?
SAME for me! I remember I had Stitch has a glitch on VHS and I watched the crap out of it... I don't know why he is shaming this movies... I love them and I thought they were all popculture knowledge but I guess not....
Your definitely not the only one
I love the therapy scene!
@@FriendlyToons same
@@FriendlyToons When I'm suicidal, I watch Stitch Has a Glitch. Stitch's fake out death always pulls me out of my depression! Stitch's glitches are a metaphor for PTSD episodes!
Well, “Stitch: The Movie” is more of a spin-off movie and a true sequel. So there’s that if it helps.
All the Movies were great, but the Spin-Off-Shows were laughable bad. Made to milk the Franchise.
That's why the Franchise is in such a coma-like-state - how can you not know this?! What did you thought made this Franchise become so lifeless and obscure?
I was referring to why the title of the films were confusing.
Also, I’m aware that they originally planned the series to be titled, “Stitch: The Series”, but changed it back to “Lilo & Stitch”. Explaining the weird titling of the first 2nd film.
@@slevinchannel7589 They didn't know because that's wrong. All 4 movies and the original series were great.
"You cant die if you love"
Laughs in Romeo & Juliet
The did not love enough
Well...
That was lust.
When you mentioned Hamilton at 1:08 I started screeching in my room. Literally. I’m obsessed with Hamilton.
“He’s just their to be laughed at like hahah lazy stitch eats a lot”
I relate
The series was so good when I was a kid! I used to be obsessed and honestly i should try watching it again
I’m really appreciating the amazing intros :)
Edit: SEAMUS HAS SEEN HAMILTON!!!! My life is complete
The most unbelievable part of lilo and stitch 2 is the fact that jumba can fit in the back of a Volkswagen Beetle.
No one:
Literally no one
Not even Seamus
Pleakley:"Hello, planet aaaaaaaaaaah? Is Jumba there?"
*pleakley
doodads jazz and wack sorry, i didn't notice I forgot the other l.😅
Pleaky had a stroke
Who in the right mind would name their Planet "AAAAAA"
I remember the first and ‘Lilo and Stitch: Stitch has a glitch’ not the other two later movies
The Lilo and Stich sequels were the only ones I ever actually watched for some reason
Ngl I'm really loving your random breaking into song
He's Ruben because ruben is a type of sandwich. I wish I was joking.
He eat sandwich, and he is sandwich
You are what you eat
I thought it was a pretty clever name.
it's been a long time since i've watched your videos. god i forgot how much serotonin they give me
Honestly, I don’t know if ‘evil-alien-hamster-mob-lord’ is better or worse than his actual name.
Great video, Seamus! I thought the beginning part was hilarious.
Can you do the Barbie movies? I know they aren’t Disney, but they’re still good movies.
Seamus: you can’t die if you love,it’s impossible
Adam (the beast) and Flynn rider :this man speaks the truth
No one:
Literally no one:
Not even Stitch:
Seamus: eats Disney sequels
yEs
Seamus:*sings you’ll be back” Me:I have fallen in love
Stitch! The Movie legit feels like lost media. I saw it as a kid and have never seen it mention again til this moment.
pretty sure that was because it was only really a made for TV movie that got released on DVD along with toys. I remember getting a stitch plush for my birthday and thats how I got a copy of the movie.
It is basically a movie pilot for the tv show.
I loved watching Lilo & Stitch The Series as a kid! I revisited it a while ago and it's still really good. My favorite experiment is 520 (the chubby purple one) and every time Hamsterviel was referred to as a hamster, I said "actually, he's a gerbil." :P
Plot twist: Seamus doesnt actually believe Lilo & Stitch 2 should be the canonical real sequel, hes just salty that's the only one with Lilo's name in the title
I think "Lilo and Stitch" two were made by the same team who did the movie one, seeing how similar the animation style is and how the tone of the script seems closer to the original. "Stitch! The Movie" is a pilot hour special for the series, seemingly with supervision by the original team. Chronologically it seems L&S 2 is after the originals, seeing Lilo's room as seen in the ending of L&S 1 isn't there yet, while we do see the finished dome room in S!TM, and likely why none of S!TM and the series were referenced on 2.
I really recommend watching the series. While it is true that L&S 1 was about a found family, it's mostly on Lilo's perspective who lost her parents. However S!TM meanwhile has Stitch longing for a biological family (and I know it's odd, but I still count the experiments as "biological relatives" seeing they're from the same creator) and this time it's him trying to "tame a monster" in the form or Sparky. If you see it more as a 1 hour TV episode it makes much more sense in how it is delivered.
It's kinda funny though that you said many of the things didn't make sense, but did try to establish "rules" like how the pods are dehydrated for easy transport, and is an ironic juxtaposition on the Hawaiian archipelago. The wormhole thing is odd, but it did have a dilemma where the rock isn't the same weight hence Stitch having to bite it. Also 625/Reuben & Gantu's dynamic is VERY fun in the series. Reuben does his own thing but does love to mess with Lilo & Stitch at times. Then there's 624/Angel who is like the love interest of Stitch (I get their "biological relatives", but they we're created, so I don't think there has to be squick there IMO).
Lilo & Stitch 2 was absolutely heartbreaking and I love it :( it deserves more praise purely for how sadly relatable It is
The therapy scene warms my heart!
Stitch's fakeout death pulled me out my depression!
Stitch's glitches are a metaphor for PTSD episodes. Poor Lilo turned on Stitch because of her unhealed trauma! Poor Stitch thought he was too dangerous to be around Lilo!
The bit about the other experiments being referred to as Stitch's siblings reminds me of how Olaf and Marshmallow are considered brothers because they were both created by Elsa - there's even a bit in Frozen Fever where he describes the snowgies as his 'little brothers'. (Although if that's the case, he should've become King at the end of Frozen II!)
Seamus: *sings you'll be back from Hamilton*
Me: *gets the song in my head*
Also me: thanks a lot Seamus
I didn’t know than I needed that wild Seamus intro and outro 👌
That opening though. Loved it!
i rented Stitch has a Glitch from blockbuster like 12 times when i was like 3 .. and you know what i loved it so much and i always will also i cant believe you glossed over that joke from leroy and stitch where one of the girls mentions that mertyls dad ran away too ajskldfjsal;
The sequels for Lilo and stitch are amazing
You can't change my mind
He can’t change my mind either you see my Stitch you dress up for Halloween is being maleficent I got lots of these he likes to pretend he’s anything and everything
Finally! The Lilo and Stitch sequels get the love and praise they deserve!
Rand0m, yes, they are
Now he’s Dumbo
@Gwendolyn Johnson You mean the Rip-off Spin-Offs? WTF? These are extremly bad?
How can you consider yourself Fans and love those Skill-less and Passion-less Spin-Off Series???
I think you really got something wrong here, thinking they are good.
Love all show included and I hope it's obvious that stitch has a glitch is the best. Lio and Stich is my 100% my childhood.
1:29 I think there's 2 answers to that.
1. Is the opposite; when the landscapes move or if there's a complicated cameramove, they're often done in CGI with the rest done in 2D.
In the Lilo and Stitch example however, the animation was still traditional but coloured digitally, whilst the backgrounds where done in watercolour and gouache.
You don’t know about the Lilo and stitch sequels
Fake fan
I actually really like this movie lol. It's one of those movies we watch at school (choir specifically) when the sub doesn't know what's happening so they just put on a movie lol
Edit: forgot to mention it was the first one he talked about
bro i havent watched you in a year and a half or so, glad you haven't changed!
One Saturday when I was younger, my older brother & I woke up and watched every single Lilo & Stitch movie. I haven't seen them since.
I loved Lilo&Stitch, both the movies and the series but I may be blinded by nostalgia, I remember being so into this whole franchise.
The Stitch Glitch movie was my favorite btw and most remembered.
SEAMUS KNOWS ABOUT HAMILTON?!?!
**Excuse me while I go to scream into a pillow**
...is there anyone who doesn’t know about hamilton at this point??
Seamus Gorman
One of my cousins technically knows about Hamilton cause I’ve told her about it, but she hasn’t listened to the soundtrack or watched the “film”
Seamus Gorman .....Well in that case, LETS GET STARTED ON THOSE MUSICAL EPISODESSSS 🎶🎶🎶
@@Sparkles-em9nn YES. PLEASE. MUSICAL EPISODES. MUSICAL REVIEWS. ANYTHING MUSICAL THEATRE.
@@SeamusGorman4 Me seamus
15:43 The Ginger Girls Dog is
Designed to be a yapping creature that gets on other nerve... a.k.a a small yappy Dog
I grew up watching the show 😅
Also the hovercraft was a present Gumba made as an Xmas gift