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HadrianD Goldmember	I love this movie. I saw it today and I was absolutely overtaken by it. It was very sweet in the classic Disney tradition of old. I like the Silvestri theme for the emotional moments. Man, with Mr. Deeds and now this movie, it has been a fun, sweet and entertaining time at the movie. Go see Lilo & Stitch, you won't regret it.
posted 06-22-2002 11:03 PM PT (US)

OHMSS76 Goldmember	I'll second this....took the wife to see it this afternoon, and it's a really sweet family film. Good animation as well Silvestri contributed a dark 'Judge Dredd' like theme for the opening scenes(with a theme I swear that is similar to something else he's done, but I can't place it), nice family themes, and some rousing action for the finale. I don't know if I could take the entire score on album, but a good 30mins. would be welcome....hopefully someone can fill us in as to what is contained in the 3 cues/20mins. on Disney's album. Also cool to see that he composed and produced the two more traditional Hawaiian songs heard in the film Best, Sean
posted 06-23-2002 01:19 AM PT (US)

Hector J. Guzman Goldmember	Wow! This looks like a very different thing from Disney, something fresh, I don't know, but I like the look of the movie, very beautiful. Cute girls
posted 06-23-2002 02:27 AM PT (US)

Hasta Goldmember	Cute girls followed by a wink? Man, the only one I saw in that trailer was some Hawaiian 6 year old... Maaaannn...???
posted 06-23-2002 02:43 AM PT (US)

jonathan_little Goldmember	Stitch looks like a cute little monster. The part in the trailer where he's used as a record player really cracks me up. His table manners are impressive, too! I don't think I'll be seeing it any time soon, though...
posted 06-23-2002 12:45 PM PT (US)

Hector J. Guzman Goldmember	I meant the older sister :P But the animation of the characters seem very different than previous animated movies... I like the look of it
posted 06-23-2002 09:14 PM PT (US)

HadrianD Goldmember	Wow, so far all i've gotten is just one repsonse from OHMSS, who actually saw the movie, while the rest are opinions based on trailers they've seen. Totally not what I had expected.
posted 06-23-2002 09:27 PM PT (US)

Hector J. Guzman Goldmember	Well, I haven't seen it 'cuse it hasn't come out in my country, but thanks for the thumbs down, one less friend to have... : rolleyes :
posted 06-23-2002 10:12 PM PT (US)

James Goldmember	It was awesome. More when I have time.
posted 06-23-2002 10:51 PM PT (US)

HadrianD Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by Hector J. Guzman: Well, I haven't seen it 'cuse it hasn't come out in my country, but thanks for the thumbs down, one less friend to have... : rolleyes : Gee.. sorry, i was only refering to those who actually had the chance to see it
posted 06-24-2002 12:29 AM PT (US)

jeffy Goldmember	It didn't impress me that much. I think a lot of plot holes were very evident, even for a kids' movie. Th4e biggest one was how Stitch came to understand the memaning of family. Lilo had been trying to teach him that for the whole movie, and then when everyone's in danger -- bang! -- he gets it. I liked the animation. It's nice to see Disney and DreamWorks (with Spirit) go back to more traditional animation. If I had a choice to see Spirit or Lilo & Stitch again, I'd choose Spirit.
posted 06-24-2002 08:29 AM PT (US)

dgoldwas Goldmember	If anyone liked the music in the film, just a heads up that SoundtrackNet's latest contest is the LILO & STITCH soundtrack, with 19 minutes of songs, and 20 minutes of Silvestri's score... http://www.soundtrack.net/ Dan
posted 06-24-2002 08:37 AM PT (US)

HadrianD Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by jeffy: It didn't impress me that much. I think a lot of plot holes were very evident, even for a kids' movie. Th4e biggest one was how Stitch came to understand the memaning of family. Lilo had been trying to teach him that for the whole movie, and then when everyone's in danger -- bang! -- he gets it. I liked the animation. It's nice to see Disney and DreamWorks (with Spirit) go back to more traditional animation. If I had a choice to see Spirit or Lilo & Stitch again, I'd choose Spirit. As much as I like Spirit, it didn't leave me with as much satisfaction or enjoyment as Lilo & Stitch did. Both are good movie though
posted 06-24-2002 11:51 AM PT (US)

MarkA Goldmember	Dan is there really 20 minutes of Silvestri's score? I thought there was like 15 minutes of score plus 5 minutes of Hawaiian songs done by Silvestri to make a total of 20 minutes. No big deal, just curious. quote: Originally posted by dgoldwas: If anyone liked the music in the film, just a heads up that SoundtrackNet's latest contest is the LILO & STITCH soundtrack, with 19 minutes of songs, and 20 minutes of Silvestri's score... http://www.soundtrack.net/ Dan
posted 06-24-2002 12:32 PM PT (US)

SEBULBA Goldmember	I liked the movie. It was fun. I took the family Saturday, and my 4 year old really liked it. And Silvestri's score was also great.
posted 06-24-2002 12:57 PM PT (US)

dgoldwas Goldmember	quote: Originally posted by MarkA: Dan is there really 20 minutes of Silvestri's score? I thought there was like 15 minutes of score plus 5 minutes of Hawaiian songs done by Silvestri to make a total of 20 minutes. When I timed it out, I only timed out the 3 score tracks, and it was 20-minutes. With the 2 Hawaiian songs, that would be over 25 minutes of Silvesti-involved material. Dan
posted 06-24-2002 02:50 PM PT (US)

jonathan_little Goldmember	WHINE POLICE ALERT Sound the air raid siren!
posted 06-24-2002 06:39 PM PT (US)

James Goldmember	Like I started to say above, I thought the film was great. It had humor, action, and sentiment in all the right amounts. And the animation was absolutely beautiful, colors rich and vibrant, every frame a work of art. Silvestri's score was kinda basic at the onset, but during some of the later action cues I thought it was a blast. Good heroic stuff, with a great theme. Nice to see that it did well at the box office. I don't think anyone was expecting anything to be able to compete with Minority Report, but apparently they came out of the weekend less than $1 million apart, with MR ahead by a nose hair. Great movie, worth seeing for all ages. Kirk NP - Michael Nyman, Water Dances: Synchronising (*****)
posted 06-24-2002 10:49 PM PT (US)

Dalboz Goldmember	Dan, I don't know what "Stitch" cd you were timing out, but I get UNDER 15 minutes of Silvestri score when I counted. 10. Stitch to the Rescue -- 5:54 11. You Can Never Belong -- 3:54 12. I'm Lost -- 4:41 This comes out to just shy of 15 mins. These plus the two hawaiian songs comes out to roughly 20 mins. I'm also a bit dissapointed with this release -- the score tracks give a good representation of the two main themes, but a lot of the fun action music is missing. Oh well.
posted 06-25-2002 11:03 AM PT (US)

Quill Goldmember	Saw it last night...fantastic!! My wife and I agree that this is probably our favorite Disney film. From memorable characters, to a healthy balance of humor and sentiment, along with beautifully simplistic animation this one is a keeper. I loved the watercolor look of the backgrounds. Silvestri score was strong and the Hawaiian songs are quite enjoyable. And as far as The King goes...well it worked just fine.
posted 06-27-2002 09:04 AM PT (US)

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