Lilo & Stitch 2

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It is the worst movie ever. This movie causes cancer. It is a soul crushing mess. Mertle is a stupid little twerp. I hate the fact that there is no villain in the story. Filled with broken writing,The worst part of the movie is that Stitch has a glitch and goes haywire in the hula class. The animation seems like the budget has the IQ of a brain dead devil.

IM WATCHING SHARK TALE TO GET THIS GARBAGE OUT OF MY FACE.

I recently picked up my copy of Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch Has A Glitch, not really planning to watch it, and only to add to my Disney collection, but I decided to actually put it in the DVD player and turn it on. I'm so glad that I did. No matter how many times I watch it, I'm captured by its brilliance and am moved to tears when our dear little Stitch dies. Despite the fact that Fanning replaced the previous Lilo, she was excellent, adding her own twist to the voice while still keeping it near to Chase's. I loved the fact that we learned more about the wonderful island of Kawaii, as well as more about Pele's sister Hi'ilaka and Lohiau. The movie's song actually made me go out and buy the CD that contains them. This movie did not disappoint, and I would recommend it for the entire family.

I personally though this movie was very good. The story had was great, unlike the one in Stitch the movie. Even though in my opinion the comedy was sparce, I still liked it, including the family night. The ending made me cry a bit, I mean, killing off Stitch? How could they? I liked how they got Lilo and brought him back though, it would have been a huge disappointment if he was actually gone. =( I loved the animation, the only problem was with the noses, but like that will change. Great movie for all ages. x3 Voices were great but no daveigh. Dakota wasn't fit for the job. not up to par with the real voice of lilo.

For a movie which was released straight to DVD it was surprisingly good. you tend to find with most Disney sequels that since it's so far down the line in history when a second one is made the animation tends to change and the storyline seems to be much shorter, the writers cant produce the same gold as the first movie and it's much more ridiculous. this film however is like the toy story 2 of 2d animation, stuck to the original animation, had a lot of quirky and original jokes and followed on from the original movie unlike most sequels Disney makes which take place much later. it's great to see a movie like this being made since stitch:the movie failed to make a real impact with it's TV graphics and less than original film quality writing. my favorite scene would have to be after stitch attempts to make himself good again by doing good deads, he ends up in lilo's room and has an argument and only from then we have about 2 minutes of very funny jokes including pleakley as a Mexican symbol dancer and stitch screaming at lilo cause she's pointing to the air, it doesn't seem funny at first but when you see it properly you'll see why it was so funny. i rated it as an 8 cause it wasn't quite good enough to be a 10, one thing i did find ridiculous about this movie was the fact that the entire movie's plot could've been affected by one simple thing, Jumba or Pleakley telling the family about why stitch has been acting so strange, if that info had been revealed then the whole story would've been affected and there would have been no movie, it's that simple, so simple that i'm glad it never happened cause otherwise you wouldn't get this hour and 20 minutes of quality Disney animation. i think it also had something to do with there characters in general cause they like to do things there own way and avoid any worries.

I've seen this movie twice now with my daughters (ages 1 and 3) and we all loved it. The animation style is the same as the first film (unlike Stitch: the movie, which has a flatter, less painted look) and the voice acting was definitely on par with the original. the comedy was still just as fresh as the first, though some of the lines did seem a bit forced, but with this film being between the first film and Stitch: the movie, I can see why. Without spoiling anything, there is an emotional part in this film, so be warned that your kids (or you yourself) may get a bit teary. To tell you the truth, I cried, but my daughters didn't. I would recommend this to any fan of the original movie, or any Disney fan out there.

After seeing Lilo and Stitch i thought no movie would ever come close to how cute it was. However, the very beginning of 'Stitch has a Glitch' was so cute i found myself awwing and wanting a stitch of my own. The story line stays true to the original Ohana/Elvis theme, and has some really funny moments. If you liked Lilo and Stitch you will love this one too. Although a little predictable like most children's films, i felt this was one of Disney' finest achievements. A couple of the characters from the first film are not involved,such as Cobra Bubbles, the story and the characters keep you entranced for the entire length of the film.My only complaint is that it should be longer, but what they squeeze into the time is excellent

"Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch" finds the cuddly rascal from another planet helping Lilo get ready for the big island hula contest. When there's a malfunction, his destructive programming is restored and he goes back to acting the way he did before he was "tamed." Will Stitch glitch out for good, or will he recover and repair his friendship with Lilo? This sequel might not be quite as good as the original, but it still has a lot of going for it. As a direct-to-DVD project, you can't expect the same animation quality as you get from a theatrical release. "Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch" is still a charming and thoughtful follow-up.