Lilo's characterization is so damn good. Her moments of morbidity, maturity and artistry can come from her backstory as a kid who lost her parents and found outlets to express her grief. Even her early giving a sandwich to a fish is connected to it. And her taking of pictures? It's a way to turn around how tourists take pictures of native Hawaiians like they're zoo animals. Her "quirky" nature isn't "Oh, gee, I'm so clumsy and overly talkative" like with modern Disney princesses. Instead, Lilo's quirkiness manifests as honestly weird habits and statements, and it comes from real places. I love it.
there was a scene early on after the hula school were lilo uses her selfmade doll as a way to connect to the girl-gang and express her sadness. When the laugh her off she throws it on the ground in frustration and leaves... only to come back later to pick it up and console it (as a represnetation of herself) This scene hits so hard
yeah i love the way Lilo's characterized, she feels much more like a real kid than a lot of other fictional representations of kids and there's a lot of little details that seem like quirkyness but are actually responses to her experiences and struggles
And that theory that she gives sandwiches to Pudge The Fish as a tribute because he can "control the weather" and the one day she didn't was the day her parents went for a drive in a storm and died is so heartbreaking.
There's a cut scene in which she trools bunch of tourist who belittle natives, which does a pretty good job displaying even more alienation she feels and gives a ground for a pictures bit.
Lilo taking photos of fat American tourists is just funny on its own, but when you see the deleted scene where it shows how these people actually treat her, it becomes straight up badass.
I’ve seen a bit from the deleted scene. The tourists treat Lilo like she’s just another attraction. I think one of them even says “Wow a real native” or something like that
To clear up the Elvis thing. Elvis made his most popular movie in Hawaii and it was especially a huge hit on the islands. He became so high in demand in Hawaii that Elvis did a show on the island and broadcasted it to the world. It was also the first live satellite show broadcasted. Which also became the highest-rated special that year.
It was good timing too, because the same summer this movie came out, JXL had a huge hit with their remix of Elvis' "A Little Less Conversation". The summer of 2002 was like an Elvis revival 😁
the reason why Lilo says that the fish controls the weather is because her parents would take her every week to feed the fish until one day Lilo forgot and later that night, her parents died in a storm. So she genuinely believes that if she forgets to feed Pudge again, he will create another storm and potentially kill more people. Also I think there is a deleted scene that explains why Lilo takes pictures of the tourists. It’s because the tourists treat her, a Hawaiian native, like an attraction when visiting. So she treats them how they’ve treated her. Got these from others
Yeah, i liked those deleted scenes, penciled out and audio were done so you can watch them. Really showed how tourists treated them and their home but also was genuinely funny. Part of me thinks they thought they were making too much fun of white people and can't have that
My problem with this theory is that Pudge makes an appearance in the TV series, where Lilo gives him a sandwich. But she seems happy while she’s doing it, like Pudge is her buddy, not the evil demon who murdered her parents and will kill more people if she doesn’t keep feeding him.
I like that they leave Lilo's reason for feeding Pudge entirely up to subtext. A modern Disney movie would probably have her come right out and say "Pudge caused the storm that killed my parents so I give him sandwiches to keep him happy so he doesn't do that again," but here they just have her claim he controls the weather like it's just one of those weird beliefs little kids often have, and later on, when she tells Stitch about her parents, all she says that's vaguely in relation to Pudge is that it was raining that day. You're probably not even supposed to remember Pudge exists or why Lilo feeds him by that point, but if you did, it makes all the pieces fall right into place for you.
Psalms 34:18-19 NASB 1995 The LORD is near to the brokenhearted And saves those who are crushed in spirit. Many are the afflictions of the righteous, But the LORD delivers him out of them all. Psalm 56:8 You have kept count of my tossings; put my tears in your bottle. Are they not in your book? Psalm 56:11 in God I trust; I shall not be afraid. What can man do to me? Revelation 21:4 He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away.” Romans 8:28 (ESV) And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. Lamentations 3:25 (ESV) The Lord is good to those who wait for him, to the soul who seeks him. Matthew 11:27-30 All things have been handed over to me by my Father, and no one knows the Son except the Father, and no one knows the Father except the Son and anyone to whom the Son chooses to reveal him. 28Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. 29Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”
I could HEAR the “Pudge caused the storm that killed my parents” line in my head being said in a modern Disney movie that’s how accurate what you just described is
When you look at the scene where Lilo said "Pudge controls the weather", the adults at the school have looks of concern on their faces. They _know_ what happened and they see _why_ Lilo does what she does. They're worried about her.
The fact that David was so in love with Nani and helped look after Lilo and was so patient and understanding as to why Nani cannot date him yet made him husband material. Growing up you realise how good the adults were in this film and how hard they tried to look after Lilo, as a kid I related to Lilo a lot
The fact that this franchise has been the most successful from this era of Disney animated movies always gives me hope for humanity. One of my absolute favorites.
- Chris Sanders pitch this idea which in fact he already created the character of Stitch (which was going to be green) way back in 1985 when he created the creature for an unsuccessful children’s book which he is even the voice of - Originally the movie was going to be placed in Kansas but changed since Hawaii which had no animated feature had been set before - Fun fact there are more Elvis songs in this movie than even in any of the movies Elvis starred in - There are 2 references of Mulan with the first being that Nani has a Mulan poster on her wall, & there is also a restaurant called “Mulan Wok” - The Final Act was going to have a where Stitch hijack a plane but changed it because of 9/11 - The alien spaceships are designed like whales, crabs, & other marine life
When Disney wants us to watch something, they'll smother us to death with marketing But when they don't want us to watch something, they won't even bother promoting it
Elvis appeared in Hawaii once and the people fucking loved him. A lot of the places in this movie were based on locations he specifically visited during his trip. It's like Hawaii's version of a k-pop phase.
That's only really true if you cherrypick for the best of the best. It's easy to say that under Lilo and Stitch, but Disney had plenty of flops back then.
@@dinodare1605 exactly people are acting like ALL modern Disney movies are shit. Like yeah sure the live actions are pretty ass and so was wish but I personally really liked encanto, frozen, Moana and big hero six they were good movies not perfect but good
I was born not too long after the OG came out, so in my early childhood, Stitch was everywhere. The first movie was our go-to for car trips, we did the not-so-great attraction at Disney, and watched the show on Disney Channel. Lilo and Stitch still holds up as one of my favorites to this day! In fact, I’ve found more to love about it as an adult!
6:51 Fun fact! The movie was meant to have more scenes depicting the tourist mindset towards hawaiian natives (look up the deleted scene "Mayhem At the Beach"). Lilo's "obsession" with photographing beachgoers was kept in as her own weird jab at the tourists
Fun fact: the guy who voices Cobra Bubbles is so intimidating because he’s voiced by Irving Rhames, the same guy who played Marsellus Wallace in pulp fiction and had the iconic “I’m gonna get medieval on your ass” line.
At this point it goes without saying that Disney secretly intended for Nani to be the eye candy of the Lilo & Stitch franchise. 🤣 And since people are gonna get on my arse about it, The reason I say "secretly" is because for obvious reasons Disney would never admit to intentionally making an eye candy character, Why people on the internet think they have to make a big deal out of such trivial things I'll never know.
I wonder if young bisexuals back in 2001 found themselves torn between the beautiful David and the beautiful Nani. Jack sounds like he's willing to take both of them on.
12:14 one of more famous Elvis movies (and soundtrack albums), Blue Hawaii was promoting tourism to Hawaii, so it's kinda like a Lord of the Rings relationship with New Zealand
0:11 No,no, no. Leroy and Stitch is not the second movie. The Lilo and Stitch timeline is: Lilo and Stitch (2002), Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch has a Glitch (2005, but takes place between the OG and Stitch!) Stitch! The Movie (2003), Lilo and Stitch: The Series (2003-2006), Leroy and Stitch (a sequel to the series, 2006).
The moment you realize you sang in the choir for Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride and the reactors to it...were born the year the movie came out. I feel myself turning to dust.
This movie, as a kid, I thought cool, a movie about Hawaii. Me as an adult... crying my eyes out at all the stuff I missed as a kid in this movie. Truely one of Disney's realist movies ever. Like as in, the situation Lilo and her sister are in is pretty hard hitting.
I love this movie and I think what makes it special (to me) is its like the only disney movie that's wholly original and isn't based off an existing story or just that story with a new skin. Like ig the arcs and stuff could be considered done before but it's an entirely original movie top to bottom, it feels more like pixar than disney.
I absolutely adored this franchise as a child! I had a Stitch plushie that was half the size of my body back then and then 3 mini ones that relatives bought me throughout the years❤
honestly, there's not a bad thing i can really say about the lilo and stitch franchise. the Stitch anime was kinda mid asf but the four movies and the show? absolutely classic and an extremely happy childhood memory for me. ❤
Lilo & Stitch is like one of the most memorable kids cartoons of the 2000’s, the comic relief had his own appearance in the Kingdom Hearts games in which I enjoyed. It’s one of my personal favorite animated movies in my childhood.
The reason for so much elvis was because Elvis was extremely popular in hawaii, so much so that theres different dedications to him in the state. So it makes sense that elvis would be a popular refernce in the movie.
When they announced the live-action remake (which is still happening btw) I was hardcore betting on Auli’i Carvahlio (apologies for butchering her last name) to play Nani because I felt it made the most sense; after all, a Polynesian-themed Disney movie is the only reason she even has a career, and she’s old enough to play the character without it seeming weird, so it could’ve been the best casting of any of these remakes. Alas, Disney did not even consider her. Good thing Chris Sanders will still voice Stitch, though
12:14 there is so much Elvis because Hawaiians absolutely loved him and he loved Hawaii. He contributed great sum to Pearl Harbor memorial, he stared in Blue Hawaii movie, not to mention the Aloha from Hawaii via Satellite concert
Usually tourists will take pictures of native people like they’re some kind of weird animal, especially the kids. So Lilo taking pictures of the tourists is kinda an interesting reversal of that
Not sure if anyone else has said it. But there is a deleted scene explaining why she takes pictures of random tourists. She says it’s because they take pictures of her all the time or something like that.
You guys should also review the TV series/pilot movie as well as the main movies, they're really good as well! There's even a Kim Possible crossover episode (I'm not certain if they confirmed the Kim Possible universe is canonically also the Lilo and Stitch universe, or if it's just a one-off thing, but considering all the shenanigans that happens in both series it makes sense)! ^^
Seriously tho, what the hell were Disney thinking "-Yes sir, we gonna make a movie about a colonizer grown man falling in love with a minor native American of a soon to be genocided tribe -wow wow wow... Wow"
Fun Fact: Lilo takes pictures of fat people not (just) because she is a little quirky but because of how tourists treat local Hawaiians like attractions. Iirc there is a deleted scene about it where some beach-goers treat her more like a cute little animal instead of a person and there used to be a lot more post-colonial commentary in the movie in general.
Anyone else ever question why Jumba made Stitch bulletproof when he lived in an advanced alien civilisation where they clearly used plasma weapons and not bullets anymore? He made Stitch immune to a primitive by their lifestyle form of weaponry that, unless one internationally went to Earth, you wouldn't encounter.
12:40 That reminds me I saw a stupid superhero show where they got arrested in the Christmas episode for taking pictures of a rabbit without permission.
For the longest time as a kid, I always thought Cobra Bubbles's past in the CIA was a subtle MIB reference, crossover, or something that Disney was doing (though it's probably because I saw this movie around a similar time I saw the first two MIB movies, so my kid brain probably associated the movies together in a weird way lol). ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Oh btw don’t watch wish
You guys should watch Lilo & Stitch the series
Fukin finally
invader zim
Watch the Lilo and Stitch show.
Lilo's characterization is so damn good. Her moments of morbidity, maturity and artistry can come from her backstory as a kid who lost her parents and found outlets to express her grief. Even her early giving a sandwich to a fish is connected to it. And her taking of pictures? It's a way to turn around how tourists take pictures of native Hawaiians like they're zoo animals.
Her "quirky" nature isn't "Oh, gee, I'm so clumsy and overly talkative" like with modern Disney princesses. Instead, Lilo's quirkiness manifests as honestly weird habits and statements, and it comes from real places. I love it.
there was a scene early on after the hula school were lilo uses her selfmade doll as a way to connect to the girl-gang and express her sadness. When the laugh her off she throws it on the ground in frustration and leaves... only to come back later to pick it up and console it (as a represnetation of herself)
This scene hits so hard
yeah i love the way Lilo's characterized, she feels much more like a real kid than a lot of other fictional representations of kids and there's a lot of little details that seem like quirkyness but are actually responses to her experiences and struggles
And that theory that she gives sandwiches to Pudge The Fish as a tribute because he can "control the weather" and the one day she didn't was the day her parents went for a drive in a storm and died is so heartbreaking.
@@heinshaaine8153 that scene always made me tear up as a kid
There's a cut scene in which she trools bunch of tourist who belittle natives, which does a pretty good job displaying even more alienation she feels and gives a ground for a pictures bit.
Lilo taking photos of fat American tourists is just funny on its own, but when you see the deleted scene where it shows how these people actually treat her, it becomes straight up badass.
How do they treat her?
I’ve seen a bit from the deleted scene. The tourists treat Lilo like she’s just another attraction. I think one of them even says “Wow a real native” or something like that
@@unoriginalbun8325 Oh wow
@@unoriginalbun8325 The way she scared them into leaving the beach after announcing that they would all die from the tsunami lmaoo, love lilo.
@@HusnaArtz2 Grojband Is Next For Spilling The Milk
The fact that Lilo is Hawaiian for "lost" and Stitch means "put back together" always makes me appreciate this movie even more!
Wait! Really?! Never noticed!
Lost and put back together
that is really cool
Someone named their kid lost?
So Stitch is literally a stitch?
To clear up the Elvis thing. Elvis made his most popular movie in Hawaii and it was especially a huge hit on the islands. He became so high in demand in Hawaii that Elvis did a show on the island and broadcasted it to the world. It was also the first live satellite show broadcasted. Which also became the highest-rated special that year.
He also very much loved Hawai'i (and Hawai'i loves him, too).
He also served for the military in Hawaii
it was also mostly cause Chris Sanders (one of the directors) was a big fan of Elvis :)
It was good timing too, because the same summer this movie came out, JXL had a huge hit with their remix of Elvis' "A Little Less Conversation". The summer of 2002 was like an Elvis revival 😁
@@matthewbradley1196 huh I through the served in West Germany for the art
the reason why Lilo says that the fish controls the weather is because her parents would take her every week to feed the fish until one day Lilo forgot and later that night, her parents died in a storm. So she genuinely believes that if she forgets to feed Pudge again, he will create another storm and potentially kill more people. Also I think there is a deleted scene that explains why Lilo takes pictures of the tourists. It’s because the tourists treat her, a Hawaiian native, like an attraction when visiting. So she treats them how they’ve treated her. Got these from others
Yeah, i liked those deleted scenes, penciled out and audio were done so you can watch them. Really showed how tourists treated them and their home but also was genuinely funny. Part of me thinks they thought they were making too much fun of white people and can't have that
My problem with this theory is that Pudge makes an appearance in the TV series, where Lilo gives him a sandwich. But she seems happy while she’s doing it, like Pudge is her buddy, not the evil demon who murdered her parents and will kill more people if she doesn’t keep feeding him.
@@Moakmeister could be she seems him like a force of nature, just like the experiments are highly dangerous and look how she treats them
@@Moakmeister I mean, it's like with most spirits, not really malicious but needs respects.
@@mikhaelgribkov4117 Watched Breadwinners For Spilling The Milk
I like that they leave Lilo's reason for feeding Pudge entirely up to subtext. A modern Disney movie would probably have her come right out and say "Pudge caused the storm that killed my parents so I give him sandwiches to keep him happy so he doesn't do that again," but here they just have her claim he controls the weather like it's just one of those weird beliefs little kids often have, and later on, when she tells Stitch about her parents, all she says that's vaguely in relation to Pudge is that it was raining that day. You're probably not even supposed to remember Pudge exists or why Lilo feeds him by that point, but if you did, it makes all the pieces fall right into place for you.
Psalms 34:18-19 NASB 1995 The LORD is near to the brokenhearted And saves those who are crushed in spirit. Many are the afflictions of the righteous, But the LORD delivers him out of them all.
Psalm 56:8 You have kept count of my tossings; put my tears in your bottle. Are they not in your book?
Psalm 56:11 in God I trust; I shall not be afraid. What can man do to me?
Revelation 21:4 He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away.”
Romans 8:28 (ESV) And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.
Lamentations 3:25 (ESV) The Lord is good to those who wait for him, to the soul who seeks him.
Matthew 11:27-30 All things have been handed over to me by my Father, and no one knows the Son except the Father, and no one knows the Father except the Son and anyone to whom the Son chooses to reveal him. 28Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. 29Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”
I could HEAR the “Pudge caused the storm that killed my parents” line in my head being said in a modern Disney movie that’s how accurate what you just described is
When you look at the scene where Lilo said "Pudge controls the weather", the adults at the school have looks of concern on their faces. They _know_ what happened and they see _why_ Lilo does what she does. They're worried about her.
The fact that David was so in love with Nani and helped look after Lilo and was so patient and understanding as to why Nani cannot date him yet made him husband material. Growing up you realise how good the adults were in this film and how hard they tried to look after Lilo, as a kid I related to Lilo a lot
This movie is another Disney classic. Not only this was a hit movie, it got 3 direct to DVD sequels and a TV show. It’s just gotten such an audience.
AND an anime!!!
Yess the franchise received well and there were no misses
@@TheMedicatedArtist The anime version is underrated.
I watched the TV Show When I was Younger and it was Fine! 😁
Don't forget that the pilot to the TV show is also the third movie, meaning there are four films.
And they're all good! That's rare.
The way Nani is way more realistic of a body type than other Disney movies but she’s also one of the hottest
Fax
I will be honest: I think Nani's the hottest.
@@hagane0110 she’s definitely at least top 5
Just goes to show: less is more
Nani and the chick from road to El dorado 🌝
The fact that this franchise has been the most successful from this era of Disney animated movies always gives me hope for humanity. One of my absolute favorites.
Watashi no kokoro
Watashi kamashi
Why? There were a lot of amazing animated movies from Disney in that era, why would any of the others be bad
@@juanferrer5924I don't think they were saying the others were necessarily bad, just that they liked this one and they were happy it was successful
@@surprisedsock We Watched Courage The Cowardly Dog For Spilling The Milk Is Next
500th like
- Chris Sanders pitch this idea which in fact he already created the character of Stitch (which was going to be green) way back in 1985 when he created the creature for an unsuccessful children’s book which he is even the voice of
- Originally the movie was going to be placed in Kansas but changed since Hawaii which had no animated feature had been set before
- Fun fact there are more Elvis songs in this movie than even in any of the movies Elvis starred in
- There are 2 references of Mulan with the first being that Nani has a Mulan poster on her wall, & there is also a restaurant called “Mulan Wok”
- The Final Act was going to have a where Stitch hijack a plane but changed it because of 9/11
- The alien spaceships are designed like whales, crabs, & other marine life
I noticed the marine life thing
Also
- There cut bit with tourist seeing natives as part of entertainment and whole picture bit and trolling in the cut scene is Lilo parodying that.
When Disney wants us to watch something, they'll smother us to death with marketing
But when they don't want us to watch something, they won't even bother promoting it
no they call you a racist sexist nzi if they dont want you to watch something
(Cough cough) lost world
@@xVMouseVx
Eh idk sometimes I feel like people online kind of overblow what's actually said
@@xVMouseVx They also do that if you _do_ watch one of the things they wanted you to watch and you didn't like it.
Just ask Treasurer Planet.
Elvis appeared in Hawaii once and the people fucking loved him.
A lot of the places in this movie were based on locations he specifically visited during his trip.
It's like Hawaii's version of a k-pop phase.
"She so hot, she got you sayin what in Japanese" was bars!
You have to appreciate this movie for having the most realistic human characters in both Lilo and Nani.
No
I do got to admit that most of the older Disney and WB movies Are always going to be 100 times more better than the modern films.
Facts!
That's only really true if you cherrypick for the best of the best. It's easy to say that under Lilo and Stitch, but Disney had plenty of flops back then.
@@dinodare1605 like almost entire sequel to classics phase.
isn't that what happens when history is romantacised
@@dinodare1605 exactly people are acting like ALL modern Disney movies are shit. Like yeah sure the live actions are pretty ass and so was wish but I personally really liked encanto, frozen, Moana and big hero six they were good movies not perfect but good
I was born not too long after the OG came out, so in my early childhood, Stitch was everywhere. The first movie was our go-to for car trips, we did the not-so-great attraction at Disney, and watched the show on Disney Channel. Lilo and Stitch still holds up as one of my favorites to this day! In fact, I’ve found more to love about it as an adult!
IK still remember driving back from our vacation in Hungary listening to the audiobook of the movie that set up the tv.show...
@@heinshaaine8153so many memories of watching this in my dad’s truck while driving upstate to visit family and cousins
6:51 Fun fact! The movie was meant to have more scenes depicting the tourist mindset towards hawaiian natives (look up the deleted scene "Mayhem At the Beach"). Lilo's "obsession" with photographing beachgoers was kept in as her own weird jab at the tourists
Early 2000s animated movies had the best looking female characters
for real Yzma was a baddie
Elastigirl omg 😳🔥
You're all fucking weirdo's
@@BabyMatiny Jessie of Toy sory and Saly of Cars.
GOOHH DAYYYMMM
Fun fact: the guy who voices Cobra Bubbles is so intimidating because he’s voiced by Irving Rhames, the same guy who played Marsellus Wallace in pulp fiction and had the iconic “I’m gonna get medieval on your ass” line.
I think you’re correct. His full name is Irving, but he does go by Ving
Really? For some reason, I always thought it was James Avery doing those Arby's commercials.
He was also in six mission impossible movies.
still to this day Lilo & Stitch still reminds one of my all time favorite Disney animated movies
12:02 Jack suddenly screaming is hilarious 🤣
At this point it goes without saying that Disney secretly intended for Nani to be the eye candy of the Lilo & Stitch franchise. 🤣
And since people are gonna get on my arse about it, The reason I say "secretly" is because for obvious reasons Disney would never admit to intentionally making an eye candy character, Why people on the internet think they have to make a big deal out of such trivial things I'll never know.
She had me from a young age
Watch the live-action
I don’t want Nani to become a mayo demon, no thank you.
What do you mean 'secretly'
@@Mr.mistake64same
Stitch was a menace in the movies and tv show and I love him. I think I still have a plushie of him I got as a kid in the garage.
I wonder if young bisexuals back in 2001 found themselves torn between the beautiful David and the beautiful Nani. Jack sounds like he's willing to take both of them on.
Well I knew I was
i feel like it should’ve been my awakening but somehow it took me like 21 years lmao
This is a childrens movie bruh. You weird af.
12:14 one of more famous Elvis movies (and soundtrack albums), Blue Hawaii was promoting tourism to Hawaii, so it's kinda like a Lord of the Rings relationship with New Zealand
I love how it seemed like they were simping over David more than Nani 💀
Me too
Can't blame them, David is a chad
@@AUM_-po9sc exacly bro this facts they’re just know went a chad are towaard us they’re have good taste 😎
As they should be.
As a kid I had a crush on Nani, as an adult I still have a crush on Nani… But now Bubbles hits different 😮💨
Fr, he's kinda hot 😳
Y'know how people say "what a shame this beautiful and passionate movie never got the recognition it deserved"
I'm glad Lilo and Stitch DID succeed
0:11 No,no, no. Leroy and Stitch is not the second movie. The Lilo and Stitch timeline is: Lilo and Stitch (2002), Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch has a Glitch (2005, but takes place between the OG and Stitch!) Stitch! The Movie (2003), Lilo and Stitch: The Series (2003-2006), Leroy and Stitch (a sequel to the series, 2006).
lilo and stitch lore be like
As a Lilo and Stitch fanatic (since I was like 2), I was about to comment this
The moment you realize you sang in the choir for Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride and the reactors to it...were born the year the movie came out. I feel myself turning to dust.
If you don't mind sharing, how did you become a part of that choir?
You know Lilo & Stitch is one hell of a movie when Stitch is probably near second to Mickey Mouse in terms of marketable plushies
Honestly they could just make a hole entire video reacting to the deleted scenes from this movie they're honestly pretty interesting.
This movie, as a kid, I thought cool, a movie about Hawaii.
Me as an adult... crying my eyes out at all the stuff I missed as a kid in this movie.
Truely one of Disney's realist movies ever. Like as in, the situation Lilo and her sister are in is pretty hard hitting.
Galactic Alien Lady: show us that there is something inside you that is good.
Stitch: “neegah”. 0:47
I love this movie and I think what makes it special (to me) is its like the only disney movie that's wholly original and isn't based off an existing story or just that story with a new skin. Like ig the arcs and stuff could be considered done before but it's an entirely original movie top to bottom, it feels more like pixar than disney.
This is just 20 minutes of Jack thirsting for everyone in the movie
Who can blame him?
I absolutely adored this franchise as a child! I had a Stitch plushie that was half the size of my body back then and then 3 mini ones that relatives bought me throughout the years❤
honestly, there's not a bad thing i can really say about the lilo and stitch franchise. the Stitch anime was kinda mid asf but the four movies and the show? absolutely classic and an extremely happy childhood memory for me. ❤
I wish they still drew characters like this
They gonna simp so hard
I mean, can you blame them?
I Meeeeeaaan
@@MariaDonkovathey're
Lilo & Stitch is like one of the most memorable kids cartoons of the 2000’s, the comic relief had his own appearance in the Kingdom Hearts games in which I enjoyed. It’s one of my personal favorite animated movies in my childhood.
not only was the original scene in between two towers, but stitch actually hijacked an airplane
(the full unfinished animation is on youtube)
The reason for so much elvis was because Elvis was extremely popular in hawaii, so much so that theres different dedications to him in the state. So it makes sense that elvis would be a popular refernce in the movie.
9:55
In the Arabic dub, Lilo says that Nani likes David's ears.
The fact that glasses girl looks like a young female version of jack just makes this all the funnier to me.
8:40 Actually Stitch has a IQ of like 420...
But yeah, super intelligence is part of Stitch's danger, he knew they couldn't fire on civilians!
When they announced the live-action remake (which is still happening btw) I was hardcore betting on Auli’i Carvahlio (apologies for butchering her last name) to play Nani because I felt it made the most sense; after all, a Polynesian-themed Disney movie is the only reason she even has a career, and she’s old enough to play the character without it seeming weird, so it could’ve been the best casting of any of these remakes. Alas, Disney did not even consider her. Good thing Chris Sanders will still voice Stitch, though
18:03 A113 Hidden in the back of the truck. 😎😅
Y’all remember those weird crossovers the TV Series had. Those were the memorable part of the show.
Like the involving "Kim Possible" when Rufus, Ron Stoppable's naked mole rat, being mistaken for one of the wayward experiments and hi-jinks ensue!
2:25
Man they really had Jasmine giving the craziest do me eyes there
I love that animation style from 2000 where you could see what objects will move and what are just background
LETS GOOO, IVE BEEN WAITINF FOR THEIR REACTIOSN!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️‼️‼️
I just love how the characters have kinda realistic bodies, that makes them hotter and i am all here for it
"that is one of the most accurate depictions of a child ive ever seen"
welp wait till you see a studio ghibli movie
those people nail that
12:14 there is so much Elvis because Hawaiians absolutely loved him and he loved Hawaii. He contributed great sum to Pearl Harbor memorial, he stared in Blue Hawaii movie, not to mention the Aloha from Hawaii via Satellite concert
I’m expecting a lot of Elvis jokes. Don’t disappoint
I love Eden's brutal honesty.
Elvis Did A Song Called "Blue Hawaii" & Did A Couple Films In Hawaii, So That Might Explain The Elvis Stuff In This Movie.
Nani's thighs can destroy a WW2 tank, hell, her thighs can destroy an entire freight train.
I can’t wait to see you guys go ‘DOWNBAD’ when you see Ursula in “The Little Mermaid.”
Wait until Aladdin happens.
Usually tourists will take pictures of native people like they’re some kind of weird animal, especially the kids. So Lilo taking pictures of the tourists is kinda an interesting reversal of that
Cobra Bubbles has a god-tier ASMR voice 😩
Not sure if anyone else has said it. But there is a deleted scene explaining why she takes pictures of random tourists. She says it’s because they take pictures of her all the time or something like that.
God. The animation in this movie is SO good. I keep forgetting how fantastic a job they did with this. Like you said, that WATER.
5:56 I thought he was gonna say "Kids love blowing Bubbles" 💀💀
That could've gone badly if he said that instead so thank goodness for that XD
You guys should also review the TV series/pilot movie as well as the main movies, they're really good as well! There's even a Kim Possible crossover episode (I'm not certain if they confirmed the Kim Possible universe is canonically also the Lilo and Stitch universe, or if it's just a one-off thing, but considering all the shenanigans that happens in both series it makes sense)! ^^
Lilo had crossovers with pretty much every cartoon of that era. American Dragon, Kim Possible and even the Recess cast.
Nani is the best description of a native american in a disney movie.
Seriously tho, what the hell were Disney thinking
"-Yes sir, we gonna make a movie about a colonizer grown man falling in love with a minor native American of a soon to be genocided tribe
-wow wow wow... Wow"
Wha....but she isn't?
@@bluecanine3374 she's a native hawaian, as is david as well.
@besacciaesteban yeah but hawaii isn't, oh wait you mean American as in the country, not like, the Americas as a geographical region
@@besacciaesteban polynesians are genetically distinct from native americans.
This movie is peak Disney, along with Aladdin, treasure planet and Atlantis
I love Atlantis the most, mainly because it has guns.
Jack literally made me think my own dryer went off
Fun Fact: Lilo takes pictures of fat people not (just) because she is a little quirky but because of how tourists treat local Hawaiians like attractions. Iirc there is a deleted scene about it where some beach-goers treat her more like a cute little animal instead of a person and there used to be a lot more post-colonial commentary in the movie in general.
17:55 standing ovation!!!
7:27 Stitch is a Biblically accurate Angel.
19:44
Quote Kronk "Oh yeah, it's all comin together!
😏
Anyone else ever question why Jumba made Stitch bulletproof when he lived in an advanced alien civilisation where they clearly used plasma weapons and not bullets anymore?
He made Stitch immune to a primitive by their lifestyle form of weaponry that, unless one internationally went to Earth, you wouldn't encounter.
If you could make him bullet proof why not? That though hide of his also allowed him to survive that gas tanker explosion.
David was such a good and supportive guy.
Okay, I'm with Jack, that pretty lifeguard was a freaking jumpscare to my brain.
I grew up with this and the tie-in TV show
0:52 yep i thin k he did ngl, that sounded abt right
If they gonna binge this they gotta watch the series too
this movie was everything to me as a kid and it STILL holds up years later
The lifeguard in this movie deserved her fanart.
7:13 BRUH THE WISH BURN GOT ME DYING 💀💀💀💀
2:27 best moment EVER!
I like how from the title you'd assume they'd be simping for the women, but they simped for David harder than anyone else lmao
Remember guys fish poop is the most dangerous part about drinking ocean water. If you see no fish poop go ahead and drink.
The Simpin is wild 😂
"Shes so hot she got you going "what" in japanese" this line broke me, i'm losing it 😂😂😂
9:06 "WAAAAAA" 😱🤬😔🥱🙁😢😰😲😡
"Did you ever kill anyone?"
"...we're getting off the subject,"
He didn't deny it.
12:40 That reminds me I saw a stupid superhero show where they got arrested in the Christmas episode for taking pictures of a rabbit without permission.
I think that's Henry Danger
Today, I learned that I have the same dryer as Jack.
14:05 He's got delts for days!
0:23 no that was perfect
Petition for spilling the milk crew learning hula
I am appreciative of the kick buttowski reference. I will return next year.
Damn I feel old af seeing it's over 20 years old, but still gives me eyegasms
them being this positive about something there watching is surprising, but i'm not complaining cause this movie is fire.
For the longest time as a kid, I always thought Cobra Bubbles's past in the CIA was a subtle MIB reference, crossover, or something that Disney was doing (though it's probably because I saw this movie around a similar time I saw the first two MIB movies, so my kid brain probably associated the movies together in a weird way lol). ¯\_(ツ)_/¯