Stuart Little

Name: Stuart Little
Genre: Adventure, Fantasy, Comedy, Family
Released: December 17, 1999
Duration: 84 min
Rating: 61
Cast: Geena Davis, Michael J. Fox

1999

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American Broadcasting Company (ABC) | Release Date: December 17, 1999 | PG

Starring: Geena Davis, Michael J. Fox

Summary: Stuart (voiced by Michael J. Fox) is a little guy with a big heart, not to mention whiskers, a little pink nose and a really dapper wardrobe. When he's adopted by the Littles (a human family played by Davis, Lipnicki and Laurie) he embarks on adventures with a variety of characters -- including his nemesis, family cat Snowbell (voiced byStuart (voiced by Michael J. Fox) is a little guy with a big heart, not to mention whiskers, a little pink nose and a really dapper wardrobe. When he's adopted by the Littles (a human family played by Davis, Lipnicki and Laurie) he embarks on adventures with a variety of characters -- including his nemesis, family cat Snowbell (voiced by Nathan Lane) -- and learns the true meaning of family, loyalty and friendship. (Columbia Tristar)… Expand

Director: Rob Minkoff

Genre(s): Adventure, Fantasy, Comedy, Family

Rating: PG

Runtime: 84 min

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Jack Mathews

Parents, who are more apt to be bored by the simple story line, are going to be amazed nevertheless by the smooth, convincing animation that lends Stuart his lifelike physicality and expressive facial gestures. Read full review

Hazel-Dawn Dumpert

It's (Stuart's) utter believability that lets us follow him into the ecstasy of absurdity that is the rest of the film. Read full review

David Sterritt

Lacks the subtle sense of mystery that distinguished E.B. White's lovely novel, but nicely conveys its playful spirit and amiable tone. Read full review

Mr. Showbiz Kevin Maynard

A bright, lively picture. Read full review

Wesley Morris

An enervated adaptation of E.B. White's Stuart Little escapades. Read full review

Kenneth Turan

The other, unintentional lesson taught here is that it's easier to make a mouse talk than to come up with something interesting for him to say. Read full review

Dallas Observer Gregory Weinkauf

Forces its snuggly weirdo upon us and instructs us from the get-go to love him. Read full review

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meydianarizki21

Nov 14, 2020

A combination of seamless animatronics, puppeteering and computer generated effects make this a completely believable movie.

You will be left wondering "How did they do that?" But once you stop being amazed at the wizardry involved in just making this movie there is a wonderful storyA combination of seamless animatronics, puppeteering and computer generated effects make this a completely believable movie.

You will be left wondering "How did they do that?"

But once you stop being amazed at the wizardry involved in just making this movie there is a wonderful story behind it all.

Stuart, who just happens to be a very charming white mouse, is adopted by a very special family -- the incomparable Gina Davis and the ever amazing Hugh Laurie.

This is a story of acceptance, unconditional love and of a great deal of caring -- even though you may be a little "different."

This is a "not to be missed" film -- and adults will enjoy it as much as children do.

In fact, the day that I saw it there was only one child in a nearly full theater; and I had the feeling that many of the adults there had seen it before.

Don't pass up a chance to see one of the best written movies of the year.… Expand