I'll admit I have enough of a soft spot for Lilo and Stitch to be tempted to actually watch this one. I am a bit sad though, the watercolor animation of the original movie was beautiful, and this...
I'll admit I have enough of a soft spot for Lilo and Stitch to be tempted to actually watch this one. I am a bit sad though, the watercolor animation of the original movie was beautiful, and this is another reminder that we'll probably never see that in a major motion picture again.
If you haven't watched Arcane yet, it's got some GORGEOUS watercolor animation in season 2. not the main animation style but it has a bunch of different styles for different moods and it's all...
and this is another reminder that we'll probably never see that in a major motion picture again.
If you haven't watched Arcane yet, it's got some GORGEOUS watercolor animation in season 2. not the main animation style but it has a bunch of different styles for different moods and it's all beautifully done
I don't think I'll add anything to the things we see happening right now. Remasters, rereleases. Just release what worked in the past because that is safe and safe guarantees views. There was...
I don't think I'll add anything to the things we see happening right now. Remasters, rereleases. Just release what worked in the past because that is safe and safe guarantees views. There was nothing wrong with the original, in fact I see it as one my favorite Disney movies of all time up there with Lion King and Aladdin.
In the trailer it feels like the voice isn't truly synced to Stitch. Low effort money grabbing imo. Skip for me :(
I just don't see how these are safe bets after nearly all of these Live Action remakes have been atrocious. People are definitely getting burned out on this bullshit, I don't see how it could be a...
I just don't see how these are safe bets after nearly all of these Live Action remakes have been atrocious.
People are definitely getting burned out on this bullshit, I don't see how it could be a safe bet
Patrick Willem once described CGI filled live action films as “cartoons for adults.” And even without knowing anything about this, I can’t help but feel like that’s exactly what this is. It’s a...
Patrick Willem once described CGI filled live action films as “cartoons for adults.” And even without knowing anything about this, I can’t help but feel like that’s exactly what this is. It’s a stupid remake that will, like every single remake Disney does, fails to understand why people liked the original so much and is just made because it capitalizes on nostalgia. The kids who grew up with Lelo and Stitch are adults now, so in order to be palatable to adults Disney feels the need to get rid of one of the primary appeals because they think that we wouldn’t be able to stomach the original aesthetic.
Or in another flavor of jaded thought, Disney has ruined Lilo and Stitch in animation for adults by releasing an entire cannon of dumbed down kid-only content where people are constantly yelling and there isn’t any quiet moments to be found, so live action is their last bastion to milk the audience.
Either way, the decision to make this is even more baffling than the decision to make the new sequel to the bad lion king movie. Who wants this?
I feel that the film industry desperately needs a new Roger Corman: someone who can make a lot of movies very cheaply so that not all of them needs to be a winner. It feels like everyone is saying they don’t want these ultra safe bet movies but they keep getting made anyways.
I'll admit I have enough of a soft spot for Lilo and Stitch to be tempted to actually watch this one. I am a bit sad though, the watercolor animation of the original movie was beautiful, and this is another reminder that we'll probably never see that in a major motion picture again.
Tbh, the main thing I'm getting from this is that I should watch Lilo and Stitch again — it is a beautiful, funny, and heartfelt film.
If you haven't watched Arcane yet, it's got some GORGEOUS watercolor animation in season 2. not the main animation style but it has a bunch of different styles for different moods and it's all beautifully done
I don't think I'll add anything to the things we see happening right now. Remasters, rereleases. Just release what worked in the past because that is safe and safe guarantees views. There was nothing wrong with the original, in fact I see it as one my favorite Disney movies of all time up there with Lion King and Aladdin.
In the trailer it feels like the voice isn't truly synced to Stitch. Low effort money grabbing imo. Skip for me :(
I just don't see how these are safe bets after nearly all of these Live Action remakes have been atrocious.
People are definitely getting burned out on this bullshit, I don't see how it could be a safe bet
Patrick Willem once described CGI filled live action films as “cartoons for adults.” And even without knowing anything about this, I can’t help but feel like that’s exactly what this is. It’s a stupid remake that will, like every single remake Disney does, fails to understand why people liked the original so much and is just made because it capitalizes on nostalgia. The kids who grew up with Lelo and Stitch are adults now, so in order to be palatable to adults Disney feels the need to get rid of one of the primary appeals because they think that we wouldn’t be able to stomach the original aesthetic.
Or in another flavor of jaded thought, Disney has ruined Lilo and Stitch in animation for adults by releasing an entire cannon of dumbed down kid-only content where people are constantly yelling and there isn’t any quiet moments to be found, so live action is their last bastion to milk the audience.
Either way, the decision to make this is even more baffling than the decision to make the new sequel to the bad lion king movie. Who wants this?
I feel that the film industry desperately needs a new Roger Corman: someone who can make a lot of movies very cheaply so that not all of them needs to be a winner. It feels like everyone is saying they don’t want these ultra safe bet movies but they keep getting made anyways.