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Lilo & Stitch Movie Rating: 
A StitchOn the island of Kauai, orphan Lilo (voiced by newcomer Daveigh Chase) and big sister Nani (Tia Carrere of Wayne's World) have a close encounter with the galaxy's most wanted extra-terrestrial, whom they adopt as a dog and name Stitch (Chris Sanders). While the girls fend off a social worker (Ving Rhames), Stitch tries to avoid capture by his creator Jumba (David Ogden Stiers). | |
| Disney's latest traditionally animated feature is the cinematic equivalent of Hawaiian Punch - wildly colourful and full of sweet zing - that will catch even rabid cartoon haters off guard. Stitch is gleefully destructive, Lilo is a mopey brat, and no one sings except Elvis. Although it lacks the polish of Disney's animated classics, this is one of the studio's funniest films. Lilo & Stitch is, well, a stitch. | 
Lilo & Stitch. Courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures. |
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