Stuart Little (Widescreen Edition)

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Summary: Stuart Little DVD
Review: Nice little movie. My kids both enjoyed it. I seemed to have some problems with the Wide Screen DVD on both my DVD players.

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Summary: A Terrifying Movie for an Adopted Child
Review: I am so glad I watched this movie before showing it to my daughter. I and MANY parents in the adoptive community were very disappointed at the way the subject of adoption was handled in this movie. So scary for an adopted child to feel his/her hard won love and security in a family is ominously threatened. The effects and the acting in this movie are fabulous; nonetheless I give the movie *negative 5 stars* for its insensitive handling of a very delicate issue for any adopted child. (*Please ignore the 1 star above. The review could not be accepted without checking at least one star.)

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Summary: Not my type
Review: I saw this movie and thoug, cute, but not interesting. I was bored after the first 20 min of it. It wasn't terrible, but there really is nothing interesting bout a mouse who is adopted by a family. So, cute and boring!@

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Summary: The story of a little mouse named Stuart
Review: It's great I liked this movie and I'm waiting for the sequel Michael J. Fox who was the voice of Chance the dog in Homeward Bound (1 & 2) and Nathan Lane who was the voice of Timon in The Lion King are great as Stuart and Snowball. M. Night Shyamalan (writer and director from the sixth sense) who helped write the movie did a good job and the co-director from The Lion King did a great job this was a great movie for me it was a 8/10 for kids it should be 12/10

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Summary: Cute Story of Two Brothers
Review: I thought this was the most adorable movie ever! My boyfriend and I went on Christmas (we're 22 and 21 years old), and we both loved it! Michael J. Fox was perfect as the voice of Stuart, and I've loved Jonathan Lipnicki since Jerry Maguire! Don't miss this cute movie!

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Summary: Add a "Little" Stuart to Your Life
Review: What a wonderful "little" movie about adoption, love, friendship, and loyalty. Fun for all ages. Michael J. Fox and Nathan Lane's voice-over work is top rate. Let Stuart come into your heart and home. You'll be glad you did.

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Summary: Clever and smart children's flick
Review: I'm in my thirties and hooked on Disney films and just loved the way "Stuart Little" was a flawlessly drawn character and acted so well with the live actors. This is great family entertainment and is a must for your video collection.

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Summary: Good clean fun with some moral lessons
Review: My wife and I really enjoyed this movie. It was wholesome, funny, entertaining, and a good example for adults as well as children on personal behavior. It's nice to see a movie you can go to and not have to suffer through the violence and profanity of almost all films these days. I will see that my Grandchildren get an opportunity to see this movie. It left us with a warm, comfortable feeling. Thank You - makers of such movies. We need a lot more of this kind of entertainment. Bravo...

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Summary: Too bad no one read the book
Review: This movie called Stuart Little because its title character is a mouse, not because it has anything to do with E.B White's book of the same name. I felt like I was watching a re-telling of "Annie" rather than seeing a film version of a great story. A typical result of creating a giant marketing and merchandising machine.

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Summary: What a cute movie!
Review: This is just an adorable video! My husband and I enjoyed it almost as much as our 2 year old son. I would recommend this to any age. Very entertaining - a must to add to your video collection..