Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch Has A Glitch Review

[Jennifer]

Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch Has A Glitch is now available on DVD. MouseInfo.com has a review of the DVD. To read our review, Click Here .

[Pixelteddy]

Thanks for the Review! I saw screenshots of the trailer for Leroy and Stitch and the website says the trialer is inculded in the LS2 DVD, could you check it out?

[tiki]

sounds decent, but I think I'll rent it instead of buying it, the bonus features are kind of weak

thanks for the review

[Jennifer]

Yes, the bonus features are weak. Nothing special...no behind the scenes stuff.

I saw the Leroy and Stitch trailer. Personally, I find the Leroy character very annoying...so, it didn't look good to me at all.

[tservo]

Looks from the image above that Lilo is channeling Lucy Van Pelt. The doctor is...IN!

[bbmm]

Thanks for the review it sounds pretty good, I'm gonna rent it. I'm surprised there isn't a lot of bonus features Disney is really good with that stuff. I think they should of kept Daveigh Chase as the voice of lilo.

[tiki]

agreed with the voice, Dakota Fanning, while a fantastic actress, just doesn't have the witiness of the original, and that it's not the same actess is very noticable (from the clips I've seen)

[Maxdad]

No way, no how. I ain't buying it or even looking at it... on principle.

[Goin2Disneyland]

I'm buying it. I've heard nothing but good things about it and I LOVE Lilo & Stitch. I don't watch the TV show though, and I skipped Stitch! The Movie because it look-uh lame. But this looks good.

Secret Aaaaagent Stitch, Secret Aaaaaagent Stitch!

[Goin2Disneyland]

I watched this movie last night and as very impressed. It certainly is the best DTV sequel I've ever seen. The animation is beautiful and in most of the movie, nearly indistinguishable from the first film. The story is compelling and it's wonderful to see Lilo & Stitch back in action. Stitch is especially funny and moving in this film, and the climax is heartbreaking.

And I love the new song, "Always," with music by one of my favorite musical theatre composers, Jeanine Tesori.

Dakota Fanning does a fine job as Lilo, and I forgot about the voice being different within minutes.