Lilo & Stitch
Photograph: © 2025 Disney Enterprises, Inc.
Millennials are already gathering for a live-action redo of a movie that occupies a special place in the hearts of anyone who grew up in or around 2002. For the uninitiated, Lilo is an orphaned Hawaiian girl who bonds with Stitch, an extra-terrestrial agent of chaos. Director Dean Fleischer Camp, who made stop-motion gem Marcel the Shell With Shoes On , is charged with getting Disney's live-action mini-franchise back on the road after the disaster of Snow White . We're rooting for him.
In cinemas May 21 Director: Dean Fleischer Camp
Screenwriter: Chris Kekaniokalani Bright, Mike Van Waes
Cast: Billy Magnussen Tia Carrere Chris Sanders Courtney B Vance Hannah Waddingham Sydney Agudong Maia Kealoha
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