A new "Lilo & Stitch" - A remake that captivates viewers with emotional depth and fresh accents

According to the first reviews, the new version of "Lilo & Stitch" stands out as one of the most pleasant family offerings for the summer. Although it cannot be compared to the original, the remake manages to capture the emotional depth and meaning of "Ohana" - the concept of family that is at the heart of the story. Critics note that the transposition of the story to the real world makes it more accessible and impactful, while also highlighting key characters like Nani, who takes on a greater role.

Stitch himself remains a beloved character, but some reviewers note that he has less screen time than viewers might have expected. However, the CGI image of the alien creature is significantly improved compared to previous Disney remakes. The acting also receives mostly positive reviews, with a particularly strong performance from young Maya Kealoha in the role of Lilo.

While the film fails to surpass the original, critics define it as one of the best results of Disney's endless remake campaign. They note that "Lilo & Stitch" (2025) stands out with themes of empathy, depth of emotions, and a sense of community that was lacking in the animation. Despite some minor flaws, such as a slightly plastic feel and uneven tone, the overall impression is that the remake is a true family event that will delight both children and adult viewers.