The Lilo & Stitch version that changes a big (welcome) in Nani

Spoilers of the new “Lilo & Stitch”.

Here comes another New edition of Disney. This time, the great official feature of 2002 “Lilo & Stitch” gets the treatment of live motion, and with all sincerity, the results are not half an ox. As always, the original moving version is superior, but as much as these views go, “Lilo & Stitch” 2025 is very charming, Even if things are playing a little safe. There is one thing that this new version has happened to try not to tell the same exact story about Beat. Most of the time, live re-action processes seem to adopt a new unlimited style-why do we do the exact thing when we already have it in a moving form?

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To be clear, the new “Lilo & Stitch” re -creates the majority of the original movie, all the way to the dialogue. The story revolves again about a single girl named Lilo (played well by MIA), who befriends the pre -creature of the corruption that you call a stitch (crossed by Chris Sanders, who participated in writing and directed by the original movie and expressed a stitch there too). Just as in the original movie, the new “Lilo & Stitch” is about how to learn the true meaning of the family, and the original original movie, the new “Lilo & Stitch” is likely to cry with the time when it ended (did you tear a little in the theater when I saw this week? You thought better).

But again, the new “Lilo & Stitch” makes some changes, add new characters, remove others, and change some details (there A much lower focus on Elvis In this movie, for example). One of the biggest changes includes Lilo’s older sister, Nani, who played here by Sydney Agodong. As in the original movie, Lilo and Niani’s parents recently died, leaving the teenager nania as Lilo’s guard. Although Omar Nani has never been determined in any of the films (it is clear that she is older than 18 years given to guardianship, but this is all that we really know), she is still very small, and suddenly assigned her care to her little sister is a concept burden of Nani, who is struggling to do the right thing and earn enough money and support her sister.

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In the original movie, we don’t get a lot of information about Nani. The film is primarily focused on Lilo (and a stitch), and the Nani Arch is completely rotated in this film on Lilo’s care. In the new movie, the text program gives a different backyan. We know that she was granted a full scholarship to go to college to become a marine biologist, but those dreams were deteriorating when her parents died.

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Both films include Nani is struggling to maintain Lilo’s guardianship – a task that becomes difficult after Nani loses her job thanks to the Western Stitch. But the conclusion of the new movie changed things for the future of Nani. In the original movie, Nani gets Lilo’s tutelage and all live happily, while stitching on the ground remains. However, in the new movie, Nani is given an opportunity to return to college when the useful neighbor Tūtū (Amy Hill), a new character added to this movie, is to watch Lilo.

There are two ways to consider this change. One of them is positive, because it gives Nani an opportunity to live in the life she always wanted while still remaining in Lilo’s life (revealing a post -credit scene until Nani uses the science fiction gate gate to transport to the home from the college to lock with Lilo and Ghunat whenever she wants). However, there is also a negative way to consider this: in the end, after all her conflicts, Nani simply delivers Lilo to be taken care of by another person. Doesn’t the sisters remain together?

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In the end, I think this change works. It is certain that it is more beautiful to keep Nani and Lilo together as one big family (with stitch). But it is hoped that Nani will give an opportunity to live in her dreams. But as I said above, the original movie (which is the original end) is still better. But I can still estimate what movie makers were going here.

“Lilo & Stitch” is now in theaters.