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Movie · Disney+ · 2005

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Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch

63Watch it awake.

A sister stays. Smaller than the first film, and aimed at the right fear.

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Lilo wants the hula to be perfect because her mother is dead and the dance is a way of standing next to that fact. Stitch is dying of the way he was built. The film is short and earnest. The contest matters less than a girl climbing into the ship of a creature who is afraid. Nani is still raising her. The house is intact.

Good for children who know the first one. It is sad in a way that is fair, not cruel. Say that a trophy is not the measure of a week in which someone you love is failing.

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No house has filed a sentence for this yet.

Live Historic number 63. Yours can differ.

The glance

Piety and Republic are the thin ones.

Can conscience actually stop someone, or is reverence only in the shot so it can be mocked?

This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.

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The Peanuts Movie

74 instead of 63

The Peanuts Movie is still a animation film, and it scores 74 instead of 63. What you gain is republic: A small town of children with rules, and a boy who keeps them when it costs first place.

The eight

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Industry
Hula as practice. Nani's work is off to the side and real.
9
Household
Sisters, and a creature who has become a brother. Ohana is tested by a breakdown.
4
Piety
A dance for a dead mother. That is reverence at child size.
7
Courage
She goes to him instead of to the stage.
4
Republic
A contest, a town. Small.
6
Temperance
The wish to be perfect is the excess.
7
Truth
His glitch is not a moral failure. The film says so.
8
Stewardship
She keeps him. That is the inheritance of the first film, spent.

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Don't Say Good Luck

63Watch it awake.

A daughter and a sick mother. The songs are the sugar. The staying is the story.

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Sophie is sixteen, the school is putting on Waitress, and her mother is sick again. The standard has seen this shape before and it still matters: a child who wants a life of her own, and a parent who may not be there to see it. The musical numbers are the part Netflix would like you to clip. The kitchen, the ride, the ordinary hour after the news — that is the measure.

An older child can watch this with you. Say, when it is over, that talent is not the favor she did her mother. Staying in the house was. Do not use it to start a conversation you are not prepared to finish honestly.

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