2025
108 minutes
Action and Adventure, Comedy, Family, Science Fiction and Fantasy
English
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The joyful 2002 Hawaiian-set Disney animation about the friendship between a lonely child and a fugitive alien gets a live-action remake. A little girl called Lilo lives in Hawaii with her older sister Nani, who struggles to look after them both after their parents died a few years ago. Their life is turned upside-down when a destructive little alien hides out on their island after escaping intergalactic law enforcement. Thinking he is a funny-looking dog, Lilo happily adopts the creature and names him Stitch, and he proceeds to wreak havoc. But with other aliens in hot pursuit and suspicious social workers in the mix, can Nani, Lilo and Stitch stick together as a family?
Classification very mild threat, violence, upsetting scenes, rude humour, language
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