I'm watching the Kenan and Kel movie where they fight a headless knight, this movie is surprisingly dark for a kids movie.

2 Heads are Better than None, right?

Man, it's been ages since I've seen that movie...

They've been airing it on Teen Nick's the 90's are All that block at least one a week for the past Month.

I haven't been keeping up with Nick recently outside of Saturday mornings to watch TMNT.

I'm watching Indiana Jones and the last crusade, this is my first time watching an Indie movie to be honest.

Caught the original Lilo and Stitch again for the first time in years, and goodness it was a beautiful movie. Touching, funny, witty and just great all round. Now I know what to add to my top movies list for the Disney Animated Canon.

This song just encapsulates how beautiful the movie can be:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dx8PHmAZxI

I loved Lilo and Stitch. Such a great movie. The first half more so than the second, ironically :lol

That I would have to agree actually. The action-packed climax is great and very fun, but it's definitely a little diminished compared to the unique, charming first half. I think my favourite scenes in the movie are the interactions between Nani and Lilo.

Yeah, the touching and tragic story of the two sisters really is a major highlight. It's actually almost like a mood whiplash when you remember that the movie was supposed to be about an alien monster :lol

I felt that a bit too! When the (hilarious!) gags stopped coming as the story focused on the sad story of the two sisters, I thought to myself silently, "This is really good, but wasn't I laughing a lot just a while ago?"

At any rate, I'll have to say this is a strength of the movie. It achieves so many things despite looking so unassuming initially.

And the weirdest thing is that I only really appreciate it now. I loved Lilo and Stitch as a kid, but my attention was focused on the gags and the funny lines (which are still great today). However now I appreciate the drama a lot more and it really is astounding what Disney had created back then. Newfound love, indeed!