Lilo & Stitch Disney Read-Along
The DVD read-along version ofLilo & Stitchgrabs attention with  almost too many cool features to collapse into a manageable bite. For starters,  you'll need to find your way around a screenful of flags. Feeling unambitious? Listen and read  along with the English narration, featuring the original movie voices of Ving  Rhames and Tia Carrera. Up for a challenge? Flex your foreign-language muscles  with the Spanish, French, German, or Italian versions. Then you're free to  follow a condensed account of the spunky Hawaiian orphan girl who unknowingly  adopts an alien. Future MTV addicts will want to skip forward to the music  videos (theA*Teens'  "Can't Help Falling in Love" and a children's chorus rendition of "Hawaiian  Roller Coaster Ride"), while gamers will go for the feature that reinvents the remote  as a joystick. The song section parades lyrics along the screen (take your pick  of languages), and the vocabulary area allows for slipping in and out of foreign  tongues while learning words like "ohana" (family). Two other options, "Search  the Web" and "The Magical World of Disney," aren't much more than commercials,  but if you like movie trailers, click away.Lilorepresents a new,  bookletless breed of read-along, but, for technophobes, it's comforting to know  that its volcano of options isn't about to blow. Sparing yourself a DVD lava  bath of bells and whistles is as simple as sidestepping a flag or two.-- Tammy La Gorce