Lilo and Stitch Adult is Disney's original tale of a vicious, booger-eating genetic experiment and a lonely little Hawaiian girl who teaches him about family. Lilo & Stitch is unlike any Disney cartoon you will ever see. Of course, throwing the destructive Stitch into the equation doesn't help matters much. I had a lot of fun watching Lilo and Stitch. But alas, it's a Disney film, so he has to come around, realize he wants to be part of a family and find the goodness within himself. A very entertaining tweak on Disney tradition, the lost little alien cartoon comedy Lilo and Stitch Sex is a hybrid of the studio's standard elements the main character is an orphaned little girl and a funnier, edgier, but still kid-flavored sense of humor. The animated tale opens on a distant galaxy, where a renegade four-eyed inventor I mean, literally four-eyed named Jumba David Ogden Stiers has gone ahead without authorization and created the extra-terrestrial equivalent of the Tazmanian Devil. Shelley's Review Sitting in a packed theater full of ankle biters, I wasn't sure I was going to enjoy Lilo and Stitch. It is unfortunate that Sanders and DeBlois let the film get ridiculous in the last act, with alien ships flying around Hawaii without arousing the attention of anyone except primary characters. Instead it is a wonderfully entertaining tonic that can help us recall that when all else fails us, we still have our family. Driven more by its zany comedy than its animation, Lilo and Stitch Fucking has an unembellished artistic style that includes watercolor backdrops and characters with clean, refreshingly rudimentary lines. Lilo and Stitch is a lot of fun, and in this guru's opinion, the animation studio's best work since Lion King.