Lilo and Stitch

Beautiful transfer! I’m not sure why there’s SO MUCH crying about every 4K release now. Our hobby is barely hanging on, to see a legacy title like this released from Disney is awesome. I have ZERO complaints. The movie looks so vibrant. The detail is nothing crazy, the movie features mostly painted backgrounds and thick line work, so you’re not going to see anything new. The 1080p version was already crystal clear. But the color just brings it to life, it really feels like this is how it was supposed to look. Specular highlights are few but well done, I love the scene where they watch stitch’s ship crash land, the green streak in the sky is blindingly bright. The island environment with the bright greens and yellows and pinks just pops off the screen. I also like the slipcover on the movie, which is important (otherwise why even bother with physical media if it doesn’t look nice on the shelf). It has a matte finish and the title is embossed. I really feel like Disney did a great job on this, much like Cinderella and Snow White. I hope this continues as 2D animation is so rare now. The classics should be preserved in the best possible format.

My 6 and 4 year old loved it, apparently this version has the original unedited version of the movie unlike the 4k version that just came out where they took out the dryer seen and changed it with what looks like a pizza oven to me lol just be a good parent and tell your kids whats right and wrong so we dont have to edit original versions of movies -.-

Love Lilo and Stitch, had to get the 4k copy.

Bigger picture quality.

Great condition. Thanks awesome

But this will have to do. Yes it's on D+. Teen Titans was on Netflix too.This is one of my favorite movies and I don't feel like being told I don't get to watch what I paid for.If you have things you enjoy watching and listening to and feel the same way, do yourself a favor and buy the physical media. The best version you can afford.We are getting to a point where we are going to start to have to pay more and more to maintain access to streaming. We had a nice 20 year or so run when it was cheap compared to cable or renting. Not anymore.

Love the movies, the resolution is great, I don't get why it has the movies both in blu ray and dvd, but well that's not really an issue, I love that it includes the digital code so I can watch it anywhere I get wifi, it has great bonus material, things I hadn't seen before, I gave it 4 stars because unfortunately the packaging is horrible quality, it came with a little piece of plastic broken, but since it was a small piece and I didn't intend to keep the discs in that case I didn't return it, then I though I use it to store another movie I need to give to someone and when I opened it for the 2nd time it completely fell apart.

Disney movies typically are based on fairy tales, folk lore, children's stories or influential literature.The movie consists of two stories, Stitch's and Lilo's, both of which are different takes on The Ugly Duckling.Stitch's creator, Dr. Jumba Jookiba is found guilty of illegal genetic engineering (creating Stitch) and Stitch (known before his meeting with Lilo at the shelter as Experiment 626) is sentenced to exile on an asteroid after offending the council. He escapes his prison pod and hijacks a police cruiser, activated hyperdrive and ends up en route to Kauai, HawaiiMeanwhile, a young Hawaiian girl named Lilo is coping with the changes with her sister Nani being in charge after their parents were killed in a road accident. Under the supervision of Cobra Bubbles, a freelancer among social workers, Nani is to get her life in order and a job to support herself and Lilo.Not long after Cobra's visit, 626 crashlands in the Kauai Rainforest and get hit by a truck (Luckily, his genetic makeup makes him pretty indestructible). He ends up at the animal shelter and Lilo meets him, making known as Stitch from then on.Cobra comes back to add another item to the list: make Stitch into a model citizen.Like most of Disney's animated features from 1937 to 2011, this was hand drawn and for this film features watercolor painting backgrounds, which were featured in early Disney films.The music composed of Alan Silvestri's score, two original songs sung by a Hawaiian children's choir and a local celebrity in Hawaii and of course, some of Elvis Presley's hits which are sung either by The King himself or by artists covering him in the spirit of the movie. Its eclectic charm highlights the personality of the entire setting and characters (Lilo and Stitch)The vocals are just great. I didn't know much about Daveigh Chase (voice of Lilo) as an up and coming star and I really haven't heard much since Leroy and Stitch. Daveigh's credits include Samara in the American Version of The Ring and Sen\Chihiro in the English dub of Spirited Away (a production produced by Disney in conjunction with the currently in limbo Studio Ghibli). For the actors who lived in Hawaii, they gave insight to cast members who lived elsewhere in vocal acting by teaching terminology and local language.Tia Carrere has numerous credits and yes, after watching Wayne's World 1, I am stuck with a visual that comes from the fact she didn't really change her voice.Stitch is voiced by his creator, Chris Sanders, who also directed and wrote the movie.Fun fact: Preliminary art dating back to 1985 shows that Stitch originally looked like a monitor lizard than a blue koala.The movie was rated PG for Mild Sci-fi Action. However, the concept of all inclusive family values in that "Ohana means family. Family means no one gets left behind or forgotten" is a value I hold dear. I even add the notion of "lost" to my definition of this value.It's been a while since I last saw this movie and it did not disappoint. It's like I remembered it all those years ago.