Dean Fleischer Camp

4 weeks ago | letterboxd.com | Graham Mirmina |Dean Fleischer Camp

★★★½ Liked As someone who has watched the original (along with its follow-up films and television series) an unhealthy amount of times, I largely enjoyed the live-action remake of "Lilo & Stitch". To answer the obvious question out of the gate, no, this movie was absolutely not necessary, nor was the significant changing of the ending. But what I did appreciate was so many scenes being replicated in live action, that was cool. The soundtrack was untouched for the most part, and the addition...

1 month ago | letterboxd.com | Ross Bolen |Dean Fleischer Camp

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1 month ago | letterboxd.com | Preston Moore |Dean Fleischer Camp

I grew up on this story more than maybe any other. Stitch was my favorite character as a child, and I still love him as an adult (not sorry!). This review may sound nitpicky or melodramatic, but keep in mind, these characters & this story are my childhood. I resent pretty much every single change they made to this plot, of which there were many. This film feels somehow both like a sanitized and blander film than the original film it’s emulating.