Lilo & Stitch 2 (2005)

Familial love proves all-powerful when Stitch gets a glitch that encourages bad behavior and threatens his relationship with Lilo in Lilo and Stitch 2. Like the first Lilo and Stitch, this straight-to-DVD sequel focuses primarily on Stitch, Lilo, and Lilo's sister Nani. Stitch's nightmares about misbehaving prove prophetic when he begins experiencing moments of uncontrollable badness. Unfortunately, Stitch's unruly actions always seem to interfere with Lilo's important preparations for the May Day hula competition--a competition that Lilo desperately wants to win in her mother's memory. Jumba goes to work creating a fusion chamber that will re-charge Stitch's molecules and purge his badness, but he can't seem to build one that works. In the end, it's Lilo's faith in herself and the power of Ohana that offer the only chance to cure Stitch and fill his goodness level to the top. (Ages 3-12) --Tami Horiuchi Amazon.com

Stitchin' Camaro

Before Lilo and Stitch ever came out, I was dazzled by the advance PR pic of Stitch and the Volkswagon. The actual film turned out to be overdone, overlong, rather obious, but still filled with good character design, likeable, if undeveloped characters, and exotic settings like outer space and the Polynesian islands. The worst part was probably the endless blather about searching after Stitch, and the movie doesn't lighten up until the charcters do, which really isn't until the TV series.

But here Disney takes animation about a million miles further than it has gone before, and does so with the simple idea of Less is More. The story may seem like deja vu to an adult, but likely not to a kid, and it echoes everywhere the sort of myths, archetypes, and universal stories that are Disney's forte. But it does so with actual Hawaiian vocabulary, dancing, and singing, and the great characters from the original film, now grown into something substantial. The deft feel continues into the simple, abstract closing titles. The sense, the rhythm, the timing, pacing, mastery, everything that makes animation great, just feels right here. No one expects a sequel to be better than the original film, and direct-to-video is usually nothing to write home about. But here's the exception. Stitch may have a glitch, but Disney has a winner. November 5, 2008

best one yet!

MY DAUGHTER WATCHES THEM ALL PRETTY MUCH EVERYDAY, AND I THINK THIS IS THE BEST ONE YET! VERY GOOD STORY LINE- ALL AROUND I GAVE IT 5 STARS! October 14, 2008

A Child's favorite TV characters

My granddaughter specifically requested this for her bday
gift. She watches this show on TV frequently. She loved the DVD.
So, based on that information, if you have kids/grandkids, it comes
highly recommended for kids under the age of 10. August 15, 2008

My review on a animation Sci fiction !

Lilo and Stitch 2 was the greatest bouns features and excellent visuals ,
great storyline of a funny scifi carttoon ! March 22, 2007

boring

Didn't like this one to much starts off ok and take a nose dive. The ending was crapping were stitch all of a sudden is well when he was dying. I like the first one much more than this one. February 18, 2007

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