Stuart Little and Stuart Little 2

Since I have two kids of my own now, I finally get to enjoy animated movies without having to hunt down neighbors' children just to fill up a seat at the local theater. 😁 😁

Honestly, Stuart Little 1 and 2 are brilliant works that appeal to both kids and adults, plus they're incredibly politically correct. 😁 👍

The voice acting is top-notch, too. Though, if you look closely, you can tell there's been a slight dip in the quality of American dubbing over the last couple of years. If you want to see what great voice work actually looks like, I highly recommend watching Nemo.

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Megan Long96 said:I was filming 😳 🙂 🙂
honestly, I’d crush that mouse just because he’s so tiny and cute 😳 😍

Me too! Count me in!
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Susan Taylor34 said:Since I’ve got two kids at home, my dream of actually sitting through a movie without having to round up the neighborhood children just to get them to the theater has finally come true.😁

Stuart Little 1 and 2 are absolute gems—great for the kids, great for adults, and honestly, pretty politically correct too.

The voice acting is solid, though you can definitely tell the quality of American dubbing has taken a bit of a dip over the last couple of years. If you want to see how it used to be done right, go watch Nemo. Seriously, highly recommend it if you haven't seen it yet.

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I actually have Nemo on DVD on my shelf somewhere.
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Hopefully, I'll actually find the time to sit down and watch it.
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America said:👍 👍

I think I have Nemo sitting on a CD in my bookshelf somewhere
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Hopefully, I'll actually find the time to get to it
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You won't be late, I'm positive.
I’d even go so far as to predict you might actually tear up over it. 😉

The Stuart Little DVD is hitting newsstands soon,
and there’s still a third installment left to go.

But wait, is this thing actually an animation?
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Nah. The first movie like this I ever saw—and I'm pretty sure you know this one—was "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" - real actors mixed with cartoons.

Michael Thomas6 said:No way. The first movie like this I ever saw—assuming you've actually seen it—was "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." Real actors mixed with cartoons.

So you're telling me the third part isn't????
You clearly haven't looked at the DVD cover. Everything is hand-drawn. It doesn't look like some cheap CGI mess like the first two did.
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We'll just have to wait and see when it hits the shelves in a few weeks.
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