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| Stuart Little 2 |  |
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Rob Minkoff 
Geena Davis, Hugh Laurie, Jonathan Lipnicki, Michael J. Fox, Nathan Lane, Melanie Griffith, James Woods, Steve Zahn 
2002 
Special edition — widescreen; full screen; closed caption; English, French audio tracks; French, English subtitles; filmmakers' audio commentary; "Show and Tell" behind-the-scenes option; "A Touch of Evil: Creating the Perfect Villain" featurette; "Life in the Fast Lane" trip through the filmmaking process; "Stuart's Circle of Friends" interactive game; Music video: Celine Dion's "I'm Alive"; "Stuart Little's Big Adventure Read-Along"; theatrical trailer. 
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The sequel isn't as memorable as the first film about Stuart, lovable, adopted mouse-child of the human, Manhattan-dwelling Little clan. But "Stuart Little 2" is not a disappointment. It's a quality family film with conscientious, unforced messages about tolerance, loyalty, the rewards of kindness — and the joys of interspecies (platonic) love. While the wonder of watching a tiny, believable, computer-generated talking rodent interact with real people is diminished, Stuart's realness is never in doubt. All of the principal performers from "Stuart Little" have returned: Geena Davis and Hugh Laurie as generous-hearted Mr. and Mrs. Little; Jonathan Lipnicki as their homo sapiens son George; Nathan Lane as the voice of sarcastic housecat Snowbell; and Michael J. Fox as the voice of the endearing Stuart. The mouse, now enjoying a comfy life with the Littles, longs for a friend his size until he meets a wee bird (voice of Melanie Griffith) in league with a thieving falcon (voice of James Woods). No cheese here. | |||
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