ipl-logo

Lilo And Stitch Analysis

544 Words3 Pages

"Lilo & Stitch" is a tender story about Lilo, a 5-year-old orphaned Hawaiian girl who is lonely and being raised by her older sister Nani, and Stich, also known as experiment Six Two Six. He has been deemed dangerous by his planets Grand Council and banished to a deserted asteroid. However, Stich escapes and crash lands in Hawaii. He is found and sent to the dog pound where Lilo pays to adopt Stich. Of course, it doesn 't take long for the Grand Council to hear about Stich 's escape. They decide to send agent "Pleakley" with the mad-scientist who created Stich to Hawaii to capture experiment Six-Two-Six. This is just scratching the surface of one of the most unusual and creative animated films from Disney studios. The director, Chris Saunders, chose to bring back the complicated watercolor painted background, made famous by Walt himself, and abandoned by Disney Animation in the 1940 's. It 's …show more content…

The best part of this gem of a movie is all the heart it provides. I found myself rooting for Stich. At first, you can 't help but laugh at this little obnoxious mischievous character, but it doesn 't take long for you start feeling sorry for the little blue alien, and begin to hope that he finds the love and acceptance he 's longing for, but didn 't know he was missing. The creators of "Lilo & Stich" did a fantastic job with the characters of Lilo and Nani. With Lilo they so intimately allowed us to identify with her loneliness and isolation, without making the movie overly depressing. The way they were able to portray what it means for an older sister to raise a younger sister, that includes the friction and fighting that occurs with this type arrangement was beautiful. To show the friction and fighting in a way that was humorous but relatable was completely genuine. Last, I found myself on the edge of my seat rooting for Nani to proving to the social worker "Mr. Bubbles" that she is fully capable of taking care of Lilo and convince him that Lilo belongs with her, not a

Show More
Related
1078 Words | 5 Pages

She watches her younger sister struggle to adapt to the new changes and lifestyle. The group of girls begin to ostracize their youngest sister because they do not want to fail like her too. By watching their sister be unsuccessful it makes them want to succeed that much more. Jeanette, the oldest sister, does well right from the start. She is obviously the favorite, but she also takes the whole process seriously.

Read More
682 Words | 3 Pages

Especially the performances by Darlene and the Anne was quite impressive. As Anne listens to Darlene’s monologue, she reveals all of her own lost hope. Because the plot didn’t have a conventional structure, it didn’t have the typical tension, rising action, climax and resolution that the audience would expect. Audience members weren’t sitting on the edge of their seats waiting for twists and turns. The actors made the best use of the space and entered and exited with a naturalness and flexibility.

Read More
441 Words | 2 Pages

She handled the scene better than I thought she would have, but I did not agree on the decision she made. She decided to “I’ll go to his class, I think, and tell his teacher he was sick this morning. That he’ll take the test tomorrow” The scene should have taken place where it did because if she made a different decision she would have caused more problems than when she said “you better run!” The story felt like it made the plot better because it made the story feel like it could actually happen in real life.

Read More
802 Words | 4 Pages

I thought it was very telling that they were friends when there were no problems in the apartment, but when the food ran short no one got along. When reading that tenants were discriminated against for having kids, I was disappointed but not surprised. One lesson that Arleen taught her boys was don’t love something that they could not have, and I think this was hard for the

Read More
1052 Words | 5 Pages

I appreciated the different sisters’ stories and perspectives while trying to live their lives as best they could. The way the novel jumps from past to present throughout the chapters is very interesting to me. For instance, Dede was brought back to present day when speaking to the interviewer, but seemed to be “going back into the past after hearing certain things about certain people” (Alvarez 66). She would often change back and forth throughout the chapter, keeping the reader involved with what events were happening during the time. Also, when the interviewer asked questions, “Dede feels as if she cannot carry off her responsibility by talking about the terrible past” but she realizes that this is the best thing to do for her family (Alvarez 65).

Read More
687 Words | 3 Pages

The fact that she can walk away from all those terrible experiences with love for her parents is incredible. Another thing I loved about this book is how it represents her parents, with all their faults, and their poor mentality, at its worst, without anger, or really any judgment, just with the love. If she had been bitter in her description it would not have been as amazing. This memoir was written with forgiveness making me respect her for not only surviving such a strange childhood to become a successful, but for being able to view her past with

Read More
549 Words | 3 Pages

What I didn’t really like about it, was the lack of development for their relationship. To me, it seemed that she hated his guts, then boom! He says he is able to break her mother’s curse which makes her already attracted to him. I believe the author could’ve had the two slowly open up to each other, and maybe include a few awkward moments that shows the development of their love for each other. Despite the minor setback, I could not contain my excitement and muffled my squeals with a pillow.

Read More
478 Words | 2 Pages

After reading the letter, the old man changed his attitude and decided to reunite himself with his daughter. The orphan was left to the old man’s brother to run. I liked this movie, it definitely showed the meaning of being humble. This movie made me cried because it was hard to see all the difficulties that Rose lived through. However, I didn’t like the ending.

Read More
445 Words | 2 Pages

You don 't always have to have someone by your side through everything, but sure is nice to. Is was a really good one for many different reasons, the way the narrator explained how the mom wasn 't really there for her daughter and how she

Read More
1402 Words | 6 Pages

There 's a subtle wonderfulness to this story. It 's such a relatable story that involves day to day recounts of activities, Kimberly and her mother 's struggles and strives, financially and culturally. Especially from Aunt Paula. Once she said: “You can release your heart, older sister” (148). And another conversation is that “I am too smart to cheat….It

Read More
761 Words | 4 Pages

The directors did a great job portraying a small town beauty pageant as along with making it funny. Weaknesses: As of weaknesses in this film, I couldn’t find many personally other than the acting. Some of the scenes could have been better acted out, for example the fight between Amber Atkins and Becky Leeman. I want to believe that purposely wanted it to have cringy acting but not one person makes that

Read More
1722 Words | 7 Pages

BRAVE NEW WORLD: GLOBALIZATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES Abstract Globalization in the twenty-first century has produced an explosion of capitalist opportunities, positive resources available for usage by the global market, and with substantially negative outcomes when used for evil purposes. Since the mid to late nineteen-eighties, globalization has taken the trade market by storm. Individuals and groups alike through the use of their own creativity and ingenuity have created products for positive use for all mankind. Products designed, created, built, and tested in some of the most remote places in the world. Globalization as a process was facilitated by the liberalization of trans border transactions by the dilution sovereignty.

Read More
1499 Words | 6 Pages

Typical and cliché, isn’t it? Just like any other silly romantic comedy, at first, the two seem incompatible, then they spend a large part of the film fighting their attraction. But at the end, they fall in love and live happily ever after, right? No. Not for this film.

Read More
850 Words | 4 Pages

Cinematography is a combination of techniques used to describe the emotions and mood in films. Cinematography includes camera shots, angles and lighting. A Beautiful Mind and The King’s Speech are biotic films this depicts the life of an important historical person. A Beautiful Mind emphasizes the inner struggles of a man who has schizophrenia.

Read More
872 Words | 4 Pages

The two different ending in Jack and Beanstalk and After twenty years To star with “Jack and Beanstalk”, the story is talk about a poor widow said only to her son after the departure of his father: we are left only this cow show it for sale and when he went to the market to sell bought him a charming and rather than give him the money gave him five beads beans, because she saw the mother is very sad and I felt that her son lost all they owned until Cow, and he threw grain out of the window, the next day I grew grain grown magically wonderful and became a tree in a huge, crossed his face curiosity to climb the tree and when he reached the summit saw a palace of gold approached and rang the door, went out his girl Belle told him she Ghoul

Read More

More about Lilo And Stitch Analysis

Related Topics

Open Document