Brief Summary
The Sorta Stupid crew watches and comments on the live-action "Lilo & Stitch" movie, praising its faithfulness to the original while also noting some changes and discussing the performances. They appreciate the focus on Nani's struggles and the realistic portrayal of family dynamics. The video also touches on the internet's reaction to certain plot points and offers a final rating of the movie.
- The crew enjoys the movie, highlighting Nani's character development.
- They discuss the faithfulness to the original movie.
- They rate the movie highly, comparing it favorably to the "How to Train Your Dragon" remake.
Intro and Initial Thoughts
The video starts with the crew expressing their excitement about watching the live-action "Lilo & Stitch" movie, which they have been anticipating for a while. One of the crew members jokes about a darker, "The Wire"-esque version of the story. They quickly dismiss negativity and express their enthusiasm for the movie.
Movie Begins: Stitch's Origins
The movie begins with Stitch's creation and initial destructive tendencies. The crew comments on Stitch's design and the political implications of creating such a being. They discuss Stitch's purpose, which is destruction and domination, and his exile. The scene shows Stitch escaping and causing chaos, leading to a pursuit.
Earth is the Destination
The pursuit of Stitch leads to the revelation that he is heading towards Earth. The crew jokes about Earth being a protected wildlife reserve for mosquitoes. The mission to capture Stitch is assigned, and the assigned person accepts it enthusiastically.
Arrival on Earth and Meeting Lilo
The scene shifts to Earth, where Lilo is introduced. The crew discusses the possibility of a beach episode for their own content. They also mention the ice cream guy from the original movie and his recent passing in real life, which makes them sad. Lilo's character is shown as weird but endearing, and her interactions with Myrtle are highlighted, including a physical altercation during a performance.
Nani's Struggles and Responsibilities
Nani's struggles with taking care of Lilo are shown, including financial difficulties and the challenges of being a guardian. The crew discusses Nani's character and the actress who plays her, noting that she was the original voice of Nani in the animated version. Nani is depicted as overwhelmed but trying her best to provide for Lilo.
Ohana and Family
The importance of Ohana (family) is emphasized. Nani is struggling to make ends meet and is trying to keep Lilo from being taken away. David offers support, reinforcing the theme of Ohana. The crew discusses the difficulties Nani faces, including having to give up her dreams to care for Lilo.
Stitch's Arrival and Initial Chaos
Stitch arrives on Earth and causes chaos, including destroying a car. Lilo finds him and decides to adopt him. The crew discusses the challenges of parenthood and the loss of freedom that comes with it. They joke about crate training children.
Lilo and Stitch Bonding
Stitch escapes and causes more trouble, but he also starts to bond with Lilo. The crew discusses the importance of having a best friend and the difficulties of finding one as an adult. Stitch's collar is destroyed, symbolizing his newfound freedom.
Wedding Crashers
Stitch crashes a wedding, causing more chaos. The crew discusses wedding traditions and whether weddings are actually fun. Stitch steals a necklace, and the scene ends with him being hit by a bus.
Hotel Check-In
Lilo and Stitch check into a hotel, where they encounter Jumba. The crew discusses the anxiety of checking into a hotel and the outdated computer systems often used. Jumba and Pleakley are in disguise, trying to blend in with humans.
Adventures and Candy
Lilo feeds Stitch candy, despite being told not to. Stitch is shown to be destructive and uncontrollable. Jumba remarks that Stitch is useless, which is disturbing.
Sandwich Stacking Game
Lilo and Stitch play a sandwich stacking game. The crew discusses the age of the original movie and the gaming systems that were popular at the time.
Adoption
Nani tells Lilo that they are adopting Stitch. Lilo is excited, but Nani is struggling to cope with the responsibility. The crew discusses the financial difficulties Nani faces and the pressure she is under.
Cobra Bubbles Investigates
Cobra Bubbles investigates Lilo and Stitch. He is suspicious of Stitch and wants to know what kind of threat he poses.
Island Life and Pineapple
Lilo and Stitch are enjoying island life. Stitch eats a pineapple, including the skin. The crew discusses Stitch's unique abilities and his ability to handle eating things that humans can't.
Confrontation and Capture
Jumba and Pleakley confront Lilo and Stitch, trying to capture Stitch. Lilo pushes Myrtle off the stage. The crew discusses whether Lilo should have pushed Myrtle and whose side they are on.
David's Support and Stitch's Hunger
David supports Nani, but she is fired from her job. Stitch is hungry and starts causing trouble. The crew discusses Stitch's claws and teeth.
The Grand Councilwoman
The Grand Councilwoman demands that Stitch be captured. She threatens to vaporize Earth if he is not found. The crew discusses the Grand Councilwoman's eagerness to destroy Earth.
Family Troubles
Lilo and Nani argue, and Lilo runs away. Stitch explores the house and causes more chaos. The crew discusses the family dynamics and the challenges Nani faces as a guardian.
Social Worker
A social worker arrives to take Lilo away. The crew discusses the social worker's role and the possibility of Nani losing custody of Lilo.
Hula Competition
Lilo participates in a hula competition. The crew discusses the actress who plays Lilo and her hula skills.
Scooter Chase
Nani and David chase after Lilo and Stitch on scooters. They try to capture Stitch, but he is too fast.
Surfing
David teaches surfing. The crew discusses their own surfing experiences and the clarity of the movie on Apple TV.
Stitch is Captured
Stitch is captured and taken away. David tries to save him, but he is unsuccessful. The crew discusses the emotional impact of the scene.
Hospital
Nani is told that she may have to relinquish guardianship of Lilo. The crew discusses the difficult decision Nani faces.
Jumba and Pleakley's Betrayal
Jumba and Pleakley reveal that they are under orders to take Stitch back. The crew discusses their betrayal and the conflict between their mission and their growing affection for Lilo and Stitch.
Cobra Bubbles Helps
Cobra Bubbles helps Nani and Lilo. He reveals that he is a CIA agent and that he took off their bracelets because they were uncomfortable.
The Grand Councilwoman Arrives
The Grand Councilwoman arrives to take Stitch. Jumba accidentally shoots Pleakley with a laser. The crew discusses the humor and chaos of the scene.
Car Chase
Nani, Lilo, and Stitch are in a car chase. They are trying to escape from the Grand Councilwoman.
Stitch Falls into the Ocean
Stitch falls into the ocean and is drowning. Nani and Lilo try to save him. The crew discusses the emotional intensity of the scene.
Jumper Cables
Nani uses jumper cables to revive Stitch. The crew discusses Nani's resourcefulness and the incredible acting.
Family Picture
Lilo takes a family picture with Nani and Stitch. The crew discusses the importance of family.
Stitch is Taken
Stitch is taken by the Grand Councilwoman. Nani and Lilo are heartbroken. The crew discusses the emotional impact of the scene.
Negotiations
The Grand Councilwoman negotiates with Lilo. Lilo convinces the Grand Councilwoman to let Stitch stay on Earth.
Stitch Stays on Earth
Stitch is allowed to stay on Earth. The crew celebrates the happy ending.
New Home
Lilo, Nani, and Stitch move into a new home with David. The crew discusses the importance of having a supportive community.
Nani Goes to College
Nani goes to college, leaving Lilo in the care of David. The crew discusses the internet's reaction to this plot point and defends the movie's choices.
Final Thoughts and Ratings
The crew gives their final thoughts on the movie. They praise the movie's faithfulness to the original and the performances of the actors. They rate the movie highly, comparing it favorably to the "How to Train Your Dragon" remake.
