Lilo & Stitch 2 [VHS]

Sad movie. Not watched for over a year. Not new, but very good shape. Disc was not messed up.

I've never ordered a used item on Amazon before so i was a little hesitant but it all worked out great. I ordered a DVD copy of Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch. Product was shipped and delivered on time. Well packaged. Item condition was listed as "good" but honestly it was perfect. Not a scratch on it. It played fine. No skipping. Would definitely order used DVDs from this seller again.

"Lilo And Stitch 2: Stitch Has A Glitch"(Walt Disney, )------------------------------------------------------This is the best of the three sequels to the utterly brilliant "Lilo And Stitch": this film recaptures and builds on the charm of the original, and finds a way to have fun with Stitch's chaotic side, even though he became a well-behaved, good little monster at the end of the first film. Stitch's wiring starts to fritz out, causing him to do naughty (and funny!) things, also creating a rift between him and Lilo, who is busy trying to master her own temper. Several themes are pursued here: Lilo working hard to attain a goal, and persisting, even though her chances don't look good; Lilo and Stitch having a big fight, and learning to forgive each other; Stitch wrestling with feelings of guilt about his own bad behavior, feeling that he is a bad person, even though he tries to do the right thing. As with the first movie, this touches on some profound points about human behavior and our inherent imperfection, and like the first film it does so without being preachy or dull. Good writing, good animation, and lots of well-timed humor (Pleakley, in particular, gets some good moments here...) If you liked the first "Lilo And Stitch," there's a good chance you'll like this one as well. It's much better than the other sequels. (Joe Sixpack, Slipcue film reviews)

My daugther loves all 3 of the movies

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This direct-to-video sequel pales only in comparison to its brilliant predecessor, the original Lilo & Stitch theatrical film. Lilo, still a little girl, has a little more growing up to do in order to be the friend Stitch really needs when he faces a life-or-death crisis that neither of them understands. (Dr. Jumba knows considerably more about the situation, but true to his nature he's trying to help while at the same time scrambling to paper the whole thing over.) David also gets laughable advice from Pleakley on how to impress Nani, who once again has the unenviable task of dealing with her bratty little sister and the mayhem Stitch just can't seem to help causing. Knowing Dr. Jumba, the problem with Stitch makes perfect sense, though the resolution steals at least part of a page from E.T. The makers, however, had the good sense to draw it down so it involved only the characters directly affected--there's not a Fed or representative of the Galactic Whatchadoodles in sight. And the animation and backgrounds, if not up to theatrical standards, are still quite captivating (one very nice touch, in one of the more quiet and satisfying scenes, shows how Lilo can configure her bedroom).

This is not as good as the original Lilo & Stitch film. For one thing it has Dakota Fanning instead of Daveigh Chase (who did Lilo in the original and in the TV series). Set between the original film and Stitch: The Movie, it was released later than the series. The film is awkward. Though it is rated PG, I did not find it at all violent. Instead I found the film to be silly. I still think Lilo is ugly. She just does not look attractive to me. It is the type of film for little girls from Hawaii. To me the best part were the aliens Jumpa and Pleakley. Maybe if they were given larger roles I would have liked the film better. Nor do I understand Lilo's obsession with Elvis Presley, but children will get obsessed with something. David Ogden Stiers doing a Russian accent to do an alien doesn't work for me -- it's just wrong. I did like the house Noni and Lilo lived in, with the space alien tower. Also the gags of Noni hiding the hover car were cute. I would have liked the film more if Noni had a bigger role, but I understand the focus is on Lilo. The idea of aliens living in Hawaii is funny and how they manage to hide from other is amusing. However, the film is awkward, not a favorite.

Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch is a 2005 Disney animated sequel to the 2002 theatrical feature film of the same name. In this film, which takes place right after the events in the first film and right before the events in Stitch: The Movie, Stich, Lilo, Nani, Jumba and Pleakley are enjoying life in Hawai'i and are getting ready for May Day(a local Hawai'ian holiday the occurs on May 1) when Stitch started to act strange and becomes volatile towards everyone. Once Lilo, Jumba and Pleakley discover the cause of Stitch's problem, they must race against time to save Stitch before it is too late. The special features includes a bonus short that reveals Stitch's origin and how he came to be, as well as a music video by Jump5 and sneak peeks for other Disney favourites Like Kronk's New Groove. Lilo and Stitch 2 is perfect for any Disney DVD collection and destined to be one of Disney's great sequels.

Great film

salve chiaramente dvd manomesso è usato dico questo xchè dentro la custodie vi è una busta che doveva essere sigillata,ma trovata aperta e il dvd presenta dei piccoli graffi di pulitura(perchè lo hanno usato e risigillato con delle dimenticanze che ho trovato arrivando alla mia valutazione di usato non nuovo)

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