Movie Review: Stuart Little 2

Movie Review: Stuart Little 2                                                                                                       5-15-22

In the sequel to the 1999 surprise hit Stuart Little, our favorite non-cartoon mouse is now happily settled into the Little family, and there’s a new member in the family in the form of a baby girl named Martha. George also has a new friend named Will, which can make Stuart a little lonely. On day, Stuart finds a stranded canary named Margalo (voice of Melanie Griffith) crash into his car. The Littles immediately befriend Margalo, but little do they know that their new feathered friend is actually a pickpocket who’s the underling of a falcon who wants to eat everyone smaller than him.

Stuart Little 2 is a rare sequel that lives up to its predecessor with a bigger scope, bigger stakes, better visual effects from Sony Pictures Imageworks, and a story with a good message about friendship and not giving up.

Stuart stuck in a soccer net after a big game.

James Woods also does a good job voicing Falcon, the movie’s avian villain. Even the cats are afraid of him!

While the movie got good reviews from critics, Stuart Little 2 was unfortunately a financial failure, as it had to compete against Lilo & Stitch and Men in Black 2 at the box-office.

In conclusion, Stuart Little 2 is another great family film, even if it is a little short.

Rating: 3.5 stars out of 5.

Once again, I'm so sorry that my review is shorter than usual. I'm 75% sure that my review of Lightyear will be longer than my review of Stuart Little 2!