Disney has unveiled the first teaser trailer for the live-action remake of Lilo and Stitch, showcasing Stitch's antics as he humorously pretends to wreak havoc like Godzilla on sandcastles, including a replica of the iconic Disney castle. The teaser is minimalistic, primarily featuring Stitch in a void with a release date announcement for May 23, 2025. The storyline remains true to the original, focusing on the bond between Lilo, a lonely girl, and Stitch, the destructive alien. Chris Sanders returns to voice Stitch, while Dean Fleischer Camp takes directing responsibilities. The cast includes first-time actor Maia Kealoha as Lilo and other notable names like Sydney Agudong, Zach Galifianakis, and Hannah Waddingham. A full trailer is anticipated soon as Disney aims for major holiday box office success with related releases.
What is the release date for the live-action Lilo and Stitch remake?The live-action remake of Lilo and Stitch is set to be released on May 23, 2025.
The original Lilo and Stitch, released in 2002, became a beloved animated classic recognized for its unique blend of comedic and heartfelt storytelling, set in Hawaii. This remake aims to capture the essence of the original while introducing the story to a new generation. With Disney's ongoing trend of remaking animated classics into live-action, the film is highly anticipated by both fans of the original and newcomers alike.
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Looks like Disney is keeping the magic alive with this live-action Lilo and Stitch remake I'm all for revisiting those nostalgic stories, especially when they bring back the original voice for Stitch; that should definitely add some charm.
Looks like Disney is really rolling out the nostalgia with the live-action *Lilo and Stitch*—I can already picture the waves of heartfelt feels mixed with chaotic Stitch shenanigans With Chris Sanders back voicing Stitch, we might just get that same magical charm that made the original a classic.
It’s cool to see Disney diving back into nostalgia with Lilo and Stitch, especially with Chris Sanders returning to voice Stitch—he really brings that character to life. I'm curious how they'll balance the humor and heart from the original while adding fresh elements for a new audience; here's hoping it captures that same magic