...worthy of the Disney name

Rating: 7/10 (4 December 2002)

Lilo and Stitch was worthy of the Disney name that spawned the most glorious age of hand drawn animation. I must concede that I am a Disney Freak. I am a big fan of the movies, theme parks, collectible items, and other such things. Still, I like to think of myself as an objective reviewer because I do not like everything that Disney throws at the big screen, especially more recently. Lilo and Stitch did have a tendency to get over emotional and corny at times by trying to pound in the theme that "Ohana means family. Family means no one gets left behind." This statement was repeated over and over by our protagonists throughout the movie. Is it important? Sure. The lesson for youngings is to never to give up on someone because they are different and that family is very important. Aside from the traditional themes, this movie was a fun kids movie whose tone was just right for its target audience.
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