Reviews

  Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch continues the story of one of Disney’s most beloved and offbeat duos. Released in 2005, this sequel may not have hit theaters like the original, but it dives deep into something just as powerful—friendship, fear of loss, and what it means to be truly “good.”                                👾 A Quick Recap of the Plot The story picks up in the peaceful aftermath of the first film. Stitch is now living happily with Lilo, Nani, David, and Jumba & Pleakley. Everything seems perfect—until things start going terribly wrong. Stitch begins malfunctioning due to an incomplete molecular charge (yep, he’s still an experiment after all). While Lilo prepares for a big hula competition in honor of her mother, Stitch begins acting out in chaotic, almost dangerous ways—not out of malice, but because he’s glitching. This time, the real threat isn’t a spaceship or a gal...

 Disney’s Lilo & Stitch isn’t your typical princess fairytale. Instead, it’s an endearing mix of mischief, misunderstood aliens, surfboards, and sisterhood—all set against the vibrant backdrop of Hawaii.                                          🎬 First Impressions From the moment the movie begins, Lilo & Stitch sets a unique tone. We’re first introduced to Experiment 626 , a genetically engineered alien with super-strength and a knack for destruction. When he escapes to Earth, the adventure takes off—literally—crash-landing in a sleepy Hawaiian town. This unconventional start immediately signals that Lilo & Stitch is not just about earthly problems—there’s a sci-fi edge that blends surprisingly well with the emotional depth of the story. 👧 Meet Lilo – Not Your Average Disney Kid Lilo is quirky, strong-willed, and deeply emotional. She doesn’t fit in with ot...

 There are some movies that entertain, and then there are those that sneak in little life lessons while making you laugh—and Madagascar 2: Escape to Africa does both beautifully. I watched it again last weekend with a cozy cup of chai, and I realized how much joy, wisdom, and wild fun it still holds. So here’s my take on this animated adventure and why I think it's more than just a kid’s movie. 🎬 Quick Recap (No Spoilers) Madagascar 2 picks up right where the first movie left off. Our four lovable zoo friends— Alex the lion , Marty the zebra , Melman the giraffe , and Gloria the hippo —try to fly back to New York City but crash-land in the heart of Africa. What follows is a hilarious and heartfelt journey of self-discovery, friendship, and belonging . 🌍 What I Loved 1. Friendship Feels Real (and Relatable!) Even though they’re animals, their friendships feel so human . From misunderstandings to emotional confessions, I saw echoes of my own bonds—how we drift, reconnect,...

 Have you ever watched a film that felt like a summer breeze — light, salty, healing — brushing through your heart? Pixar’s LUCA is exactly that. Set in a picturesque seaside town on the Italian Riviera, this animated gem is more than just a children’s film. It’s a story about friendship, fear, freedom, and finding the courage to explore your true self.                              🎞️ Plot in a Seashell Luca is a young sea monster who’s never been to the surface — until he meets Alberto, a bold, carefree friend who encourages him to step out of the water (literally). On land, sea monsters turn into human forms, and Luca’s world opens up in unexpected ways. Together, they explore the joys of summer — gelato, Vespas, and human connection — while keeping their true identities hidden. But secrets always ripple beneath the surface. 💛 A Tale of Friendship & Freedom What touched me most was Luca and Alb...