Lilo & Stitch 2

Stitch is back on Earth, living happily with Lilo and her family. However, a malfunction in his DNA causes him to experience chaotic 'glitches' that create havoc and threaten his existence. As Stitch's condition worsens, Lilo must find a way to save him before he is permanently deactivated, while also preparing for the upcoming 'ikane' hula competition.

Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch received a generally lukewarm reception from critics and audiences, primarily as a direct-to-video sequel. While some appreciated its continuation of the characters' adventures and the underlying themes, many felt it lacked the originality and charm of the original film, with its plot often seen as predictable.

• Praised for maintaining the beloved characters and their established relationships.

• Criticized for a less engaging plot and a derivative storyline compared to the first movie.

• Acknowledged for its efforts to explore Stitch's internal struggles and the bond with Lilo.

Google audience: Google users generally found the movie to be a fun and enjoyable watch, particularly for young children who are fans of the characters. While some noted it wasn't as strong as the original, many appreciated the continuation of the story and the heartwarming message about friendship and responsibility.

Chris Sanders, who voiced Stitch in the original film and this sequel, was replaced as the voice of Stitch in later Disney Channel series and films due to scheduling conflicts.