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In the mid-1990s, executives at the Walt Disney Company were actively discussing the state of animation and what the future of the Disney Feature Animation division would like after a period of massive successes, huge undertakings and large-budget productions during a time CEO Michael Eisner was calling the Disney Decade. Together the executives determined that maybe it was time to try a smaller and less expensive film. Maybe they needed to look for stories in a place they hadn’t been focusing on. Taking inspiration from the production of Dumbo, which was an economically-made 1941 Walt Disney film, the execs determined that they would empower a single artist to produce a film in a shorter amount of time with a smaller budget.
When Thomas Schmaucher, then President of Walt Disney Feature Animation, approached their head storyboard artist, Chris Sanders, on their idea, what Sanders pitched to the heads over at Disney was a failed storybook from 1985 that had remained dormant in his mind. Believing the character of a lost and lonely alien who happened to stumble onto Earth could not be fully developed the way he envisioned in 24 or 32 pages, Chris had set the tale of the creature aside, but he was convinced that the length of a film might just be enough to explore his little, mischievous and redeemable alien.
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[@IsaacCarlson]

Hello, fun people! I hope you enjoyed my first ever mini documentary. I love Lilo & Stitch, so it was a joy to make! Let me know if you'd like to see more of these and what films or topics I should cover next! Thanks for watching and have a magical day! ✨

[@Emthecosplayer]

I love the idea of mini documentaries and u should do one on the emperors new groove or the jungle book aka the last movie walt Disney worked on or the long history of sleeping bueaty

[@deshawnedwards6412]

Do a Theory on Why Candace need to bust Phineas and Ferb.

[@Emthecosplayer]

@@deshawnedwards6412 very cool idea! Phineas and freb is my childhood

[@deshawnedwards6412]

Do Jessie Prescott's Full Story from Jessie.

[@soup8451]

How Scar REALLY got his Scar, and which story would be more accurate. 1: A Tale of Two Brothers 2: A Snake Bite 3: A fight with Mufasa. I think the fight would leave Scar with more wounds, and if number 2 is most accurate, what was Scar’s name before he became Scar?

[@theawesomebat1244]

Stitch: “This is my family. I found it all on my own. It’s little...and broken...but still good. Yeah, still good”

[@ThePinkDragon]

one= of my favorite lines but the story had TONS of unforgettable lines!

[@bernardp.1299]

The Awesone Bat 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@AlexMartinez-gv7hy]

Kills me all the time. Love this little alien

[@MrGabeanator]

yep

[@mawa-chanmanaha7472]

"Ohana means family. Family means no one is left behind or forgotten." (Had to)

[@unoriginal1562]

I love how the Stitch voice was originally used to annoy people

[@Larka661]

Yea, but that didn't work lol his voice is considered cute.

[@orangeslash1667]

@Alex Presley He sounds like the cute version of Gollum.

[@geviesanta3631]

Lilo and Stitch and the Emperor's New Groove are some of my favorite Disney movies that are not musicals.

[@nasagrande3945]

Same but they are my favorite non musical disney movies.

[@marcusblackwell2372]

Oh, I would still call Lilo & Stitch a musical... *Elvis Presley intensifies*

[@pugg0wugg083]

Yeah, it's all coming together

[@kirkberryjr8724]

So Lilo and stitch budget was smaller than the emperor new grooves🤔 I don't understand the film making industry at all

[@antifagoat6591]

"The Emperor's New Groove's" budget ballooned because it started out as a completely different movie. Go watch "the Sweatbox" documentary if you haven't already for info on that.

[@hamursh]

Stitch made more money than Kuzco, life's a bitch.

[@NightFuryScream]

This dynamic duo also directed the How to Train Your Dragon movies. Somehow they've managed to be behind all of my favorites. Thanks for the great video!

[@misseli1]

They're one of my favorite directing duos, next to John Musker and Ron Clemens

[@generalphoenix4052]

I love lilo and stitch and how to train your dragon cause they are created by the same person and they are the most popular movies ever made by him

[@LuigiCotocea]

Still would be cool if they make new episodes TODAY

[@primevalyautja1305]

@@LuigiCotocea Toothless and Stitch might be Brothers

[@samwallaceart288]

Also The Croods. The duo is 3-for-3 on writing dysfunctional families.

[@cierrajohnson12]

One of the greatest movies from Disney I loved how emotional it was❤️

[@slevinchannel7589]

The Fall of this Franchise is maybe the Most Sad Thing ever. But don't understimate the Second Saddest Thing: The 'Revolution' this made, if you get what i mean, got Reversed. Now godless Trash like Game of Thrones and Carnival are the Biggest Things. These Things even get mentioned in Kid's Movies - yeah, 12 Years-old in Movies say they are Game of Thrones Fans - which is just disturbing on multiple levels.

[@slevinchannel7589]

The Greatest. I watched them all.

[@razkable]

its great on rewatch..its a film on first watch that tricks you a little..hard to digest it as a kid at first..you need to rewatch it a few years later as you age to get it all

[@slevinchannel7589]

Disney is dark and despicable in Real Life, no matter what they bring out in movie-form. I am very dissapointed of Isaac here, who does not make any Standpoint about Disney and its Morality; for example the China-Antics. 'Critical Reviews' said fully and blunty what he thinks of Disney and how he related to it - like an absolute Legend that he is.

[@h2flowz]

What's not to love about the duo of Chris Sanders and Dean Deblois. No matter what studio they are apart of, they know how to make rich, engaging stories through emotion whether it be about a little girl and an alien or a viking boy and a dragon. Great vid!

[@unoriginal1562]

My favorite Lilo and Stitch trailer was the Aladdin one. Stitch just turns into Mr. Steal Your Girl

[@scantopup2226]

int he lion king one he graduates to mister steal your movie

[@unoriginal1562]

scantopup no, in the Lion King one Rafiki holds Stitch up instead of Simba, in the Aladdin one he shows up during A Whole New World and takes Jasmine for a ride in his spaceship

[@hidingfromsomeone]

The scene of Nani singing Aloha Oe to Lilo when she thinks Lilo is going to be taken away has to be one of the best scenes in any Disney movie - right up there with Mufasa's death and the Part of Your World reprise in terms of gut-punch emotional impact. Lilo & Stitch is still so underrated!

[@bonedaddyshonestreviews6933]

The 1st time I watched Lilo and Stitch, when Nani sang Aloha Oe to Lilo, I imagined how it would feel to have a child taken away from me, and I almost cried. I actually had tears well up in my eyes during this sequence, the 1st time I saw it, and it just hurt my heart imagining it. Since then, after I grew up, and after ACTUALLY losing my 2 older kids, boy and girl(now ages 10 and 4, and at the time age 5 when surrendering rights, which he was 6 when she was born, and almost 1 year old when surrendering rights, which he was 7 when I surrendered my rights to her) to my younger sister to adopt(I willingly surrendered my rights to them before the state of Oklahoma could take my rights, which I state above ages at time of surrendering), I NOW LITERALLY cry when I hear the song because I actually KNOW now the pain of losing a child. Currently, I'm fighting the state of California to get my youngest child BACK into my custody. I'm EXTREMELY CLOSE to getting him back. Please pray for me to not let my heart be ripped out of my chest completely a 3rd time.

[@ChristyTina22]

I can hear the love for this movie in your voice. Please do more mini documentaries.

[@faithrains4203]

Christy Tina definitely! I LOVE this mini documentary

[@misseli1]

Chris Sanders was doing the Stitch voice before Stitch was even conceived

[@justincarawan-carawanco.pu1639]

27:48 Thank you for making this a "Technically, *this* happened, but it's not important."-style footnote.

[@ciahnamadeleine7117]

the best present i ever got, was a stuffed stich from my grandmother when i was 10. i absolutely love him. and as someone who has always had a strong bond with both my blood family, and my 'adopted' family, a lot like stich, i always felt understood when i watched.

[@theycallmetessy8946]

Stitch will always have a special place in my heart ❤️

[@meediamongergamemodder2302]

Same here

[@razkable]

without stich, disney movies not related to pixar for a decade were seen as garbage and they would of lost some steam with kids...he held that bridge for like 6+ years to transition to the next stage of the company

[@bernardp.1299]

Omg hes the voice of stitch???? Omg I cried just now lol

[@penmars9530]

Lilo and Stitch was my sisters and I’s first movie back when the three of us were five and a half and the youngest was two. It’s still enjoyable now as it was back then. Though if I’m honest, the movie may have introduced us kids to Elvis and that’s not a bad thing. 😂

[@hawktalon7890]

The movie also sparked a lifelong love of Elvis's music for me, haha.

[@TKmeh]

As someone who grew up watching this everyday to where I still can sing all the songs, remember most quotes, and watched all the sequels as well as the series, the tears are starting to flow, remembering this series, this amazing movie, makes me super happy, I still buy limited edition Lilo and Stitch merchandise. Thank you for this, it truly makes me happy.

[@ciahnamadeleine7117]

I ABSOLUTELY ADORE THIS DOCUMENTARY STILE VID

[@michaeloluwajuyemi4546]

Stitch is my favorite alien! The 🎥 and 📺 series are one of the best! It’s a shame they never showed episodes for all the experiments in the series.

[@autumbreeze1129]

Though, really, if they'd tried, it likely would've dragged on. There was a total of 623 experiments to find, after all. They even had to cram a bunch of lesser ones into one episode.

[@EChacon]

Thank you so much for this video Isaac on the History of Lilo & Stitch and its success within the Walt Disney Company. This was one of my favorite Post-Renaissance Disney movies on how it captures the setting of Hawaii the relationship of Lilo and Stitch, her relationship with her sister Nani and the importance of Ohana which means "Family" in Hawaii. 🌴⛰🐬🐠🐟🥥🏝 Plus, it was one of Disney's most successful animated films from the post-renaissance era to be both Critically and Financially successful before the release of Bolt in 2008.

[@manimations7007]

I still love this movie to this day and beyond! I used to have a plushie of stitch and would imitate his voice/lines to my friends as a kid XDDDD

[@PoohOnMetal]

Holy shis same

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

A movie created at the Florida studios at DHS....the time when Disney made movies at their own parks was a fascinating one. Chris Sanders is a genius

[@Emthecosplayer]

Yep!

[@razkable]

back when disney had risk takers and ideas..smdh..to think we had so many good disney animated films between late 1989-2002 and since not many that are no associated with pixar is sad...2d was dying the best of the best were working on 3d at pixar films and shows and non 2 animated films

[@berrypie11]

I really love how you put this together. Your narration was great, as well as the visuals, and even showing clips of actual behind the scenes moments. It would be interesting to see you do more videos like this in the future. A lot of Disney movies have some pretty interesting stories to tell in terms of how they were created. I know this one's been done to death, but The Lion King is so interesting with how most of the animators working for Disney at the time thought Pocahontas would be the more successful film, and treated TLK as if it would be a flop. Of course, I'd love to see videos like this for Disney movies not many people know the behind the scenes stuff for. Like, I honestly didn't know much of what went on in the creation for Lilo and Stitch, but I love that the creators were so set on making this movie focus on family. It makes me appreciate the movie even more.

[@RedfurredPikachu]

Such was the mind of Michael Eisner, he thought Finding Nemo was going to be Pixar's first failure too. He also turned down the Lord of the Rings movies too, guy made "great" decisions huh. Honestly Disney was lucky Bob Iger was able to fix the damage Eisner did to their relationship with Pixar.

[@julesstephenson8935]

berrypie11 totally agree. I would personally love to see a video like this for Oliver and Company, and the Aristocats

[@bernardp.1299]

Lilo and Stitch is my favorite Disney Movie of all time. I watched it when I was 15 lol

[@gabrielaabreudearaujo2580]

Can you do a video telling Prince Eric's full story? I want know how many princesses from different kingdoms beyond the "princess of Glowerhaven", Prince Eric met and has turned down on them before falling in love for Princess Ariel!

[@meediamongergamemodder2302]

I love lilo and stitch i used to watch it every time it came on and i adored every movie especially the original im honored to share such a awesome family franchise with a passionate individual such as urself watso god bless u and ur ohana

[@silverbullet1620]

Isaac @Watso Videos I love Lilo and Stitch. Mom got into him first, but I got into him cause I can do his voice. I had some training with Guilmon, but now I can do Stitch mimicking the voices of other characters. So Stitch is awesome.

[@shiveringmousepodcast7153]

*picturing 4 year old Isaac leaving the theater like "Man, that was one powerful score." Lol

[@lightdanger]

There was also a Chinese animated series for Stitch. The anime also got a manga adaptation. The anime is still ongoing since it recently had it's latest season which actually included a cameo from a now adult Lilo.

[@superstitch5618]

The anime last season which featured Lilo and her daughter actually ended in 2011, with two post-anime specials aired after with Stitch and the Planet of Sand in 2012 and Stitch! Perfect Memory in 2015.

[@AliAngelpie]

Thank you for sharing this! Lilo & Stitch is one of my favorite Disney movies and learning how it came to be makes me love it even more! For Disney to make a movie about loss and change is deep, but it is such a good film

[@natashaunfiltered]

I was six when the first premiered and I still love watching lilo & stitch.

[@systemshocker2875]

I was a year old when lilo and stitch came out

[@JL0ndon]

Gouache is pronounced Gwash. But this is great! Literally the first time i saw someone like my self on screen. As a Pacific Islander it was so freaking awesome to see myself and people who looked like me and from a family like mine. Also the song aloha oe is a song by the last queen of Hawaii essentially letting go of the islands to the United States, it feels so much more poignant as a member of the US government is coming in to get a young indigenous child. The song is played as a goodbye and a promise. It’s almost too perfect how that song fits into this film.

[@thatonechickyousaw]

Nani is my most favorite Disney hero!!! Great video!

[@SuperTiff1980]

I'm afraid they're going to ruin my favorite Disney character by making a live action of it. Stitch is my all time favorite.

[@staceyg798]

I didn't realize this was a mini documentary at first. I just got sucked into how amazing and information I was learning from this video. I absolutely loved this deep dive into one of my favorite Disney movies. And can I say that 4 year old Isaac is adorable!!!

[@Tiifany02]

Lilo and stich has always been my all time favorite EVERYTHING from disney

[@ThePinkDragon]

yes!

[@Larka661]

Lilo and Stitch is one of my favorite movies of all time. What makes Lilo and Stitch different from other Disney movies is the plot. Its plot was cometley different than most Disney movies. It wasn't about a princess finding true love or overcoming something. It was about an alien finding a family. And a little girl with a broken family and no friends finding a true friend and fixture to her broken family. With a true deep meaning of everyone has a true place, sometimes just not where you expect to find it. It has a deep meaning that pretty much anyone can relate to.

[@EliseMckenna]

This is your longest video and I love that it is about Lilo and Stitch!!!!!

[@ZigZagKangaroo]

Lilo and stitch is one of my favorite childhood shows. I love the passion put into this show. Likewise I love the passion you put into this video. Keep up the great work!

[@user-nk5jh8ze9d]

L&S is a perfect example of how artistic endeavors can flourish under corporations, as long as they are given independence.

[@sarahglover1262]

I'm literally crying when I heard the score. I love this movie so much. I used to pray that I could get a friend like stitch. Never happened, but I learned that it is possible. I love this movie.

[@reybat4969]

Stitch is my favorite Disney character and I’m a 34 year old man. I’ve rewatch this movie so many times on Netflix. I wish they would do a brand new movie.

[@superstitch5618]

There's also the Chinese animated series Stitch & Ai, that was released in 2017, that made 13 episodes. But, I do enjoy most of the Stitch franchise, and I hope we get to see more of Stitch adventures in the future.

[@starmariejackson3747]

Thanks for this in depth video of how ' the movie Lilo & Stitch' was produced. I appreacatie the effort.

[@Alyverse_asmr_audios]

This was one of the first movies I remember seeing as a little girl. I was 5 when it came out. I enjoyed it thoroughly

[@carolcarlson6125]

Isaac, that was so interesting hearing about all the steps and processes involved in creating LILO and Stitch. I really learned a lot and now have a deeper respect for its creators. Great job!!

[@katharinejohns351]

My sister may be around your age, so she was little when Lilo and Stitch came out too. To this day, she loves having and getting Stitch swag!

[@yotsubafanfan]

I was about 6 when Lilo and Stitch came out and it was MASSIVE. Everyone tried to do the Stitch voice and very often failed. It was only the older brother of my friend/neighbor was able to do it perfectly. Everyone loved it and I hope it along with the series are looked upon fondly. Because as someone who didn't see Treasure Planet in theater's Emperors New Groove and Lilo and Stitch were the only "real" new Disney movies I got to see in theaters. The rest of the time I was raised with Pixar and Dreamworks.

[@ciahnamadeleine7117]

ok, did anybody else go ' OWN' out loud when we got to see a baby Isaac?

[@nothankyouthanksforasking]

The channels best video IMO. This was so fascinating and informative. Love the format!

[@Kuroobi5]

I'm surprised that this has not reached the eyes of the trending on KZbin. This, my friend, has been well fleshed out. I am very proud that you have done your research to provide such, deep background for your theories. When I first saw the time log of 31 minutes I almost wrote it off as blabber. I am SO happy that I decided to watch this all the way through. Thank you so much. Have a magical day. P.S. Please do a video on Alice in Wonderland. Please throw in the dark parts ( like Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum's story of the Walrus and the Carpenter. Or the Caterpillar/ Butterfly yelling at her) Or even the interesting movie versions Johnny Depp helped to re-imagine as the character of the Mad Hatter. And maybe even explain "What's a Jaberwockky"?

[@reysolo4812]

Thank you so much for making this video I love Lilo and Stitch

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

Me too

[@wordscrafter]

Hands down, my favorite Disney movie, thanks for doing this!!!!! I adore Stitch! And I love the color and softness of the movie. It is simply stunning visually, beautiful in characterization, and wonderful to experience.

[@DendyJungle]

Such a lovely video and had to end it with the horrible news that it's gonna get a live action

[@kiarrapyefinch8571]

I loved this, it made me remember how much my brother and I loved lilo and stitch when it had came out. I can't say how many times we've watched the original and the sequel movies 😅☺️ I always loved the meaning of family the story explored and the family dynamic that Lilo and Nani shared.

[@WildaConnell]

Thank you for this indepth look at one of my favorite movies. What a Wonderful tribute to the creative efforts of all involved!

[@tdotwitch]

I LOVE Lilo and Stitch! I was an adult when it came out. My husband complains about how much I watch it 😂. I just got a Stitch laptop backpack 😂. Thank you so much for this video!

[@ImJustAnotherHailey]

This is a very well put together and informative video (: I adore lilo and stitch and its magical to be able to have a look behind the scenes

[@adriana516]

thank you for this video!! this is my favorite movie of all times!!!

[@falcoskywolf]

I love this video, Isaac. I think it rivals the DVD backstage documentary! I love how well you detailed the pasts of Sanders and Dublois, how they meshed and were able to craft the story so well, including incorporating whole new elements and people when they expanded beyond the two of them. I was late teens when Lilo and Stitch came out but it still had me gripped like it was one of my first movies. I still have a little guitar-playing Stitch plushie. I kind of hope they don't *remake* the movie for live action- I'd rather see a sequel with a late-teens Lilo wanting to travel offworld for diplomacy, and Nani's a bit protective of her- until someone kidnaps Stitch and the SISTERS have to go get him back! I would definitely call it Lilo and Nani. Nani deserves a movie.

[@BuizelCream]

This in-depth video has really inspired me so much in the art and entertainment industry. It's really amazing to know how much was being put into the project of Lilo & Stitch, and this made me appreciate the movie even more ^w^

[@thegillen741]

Thank you for this video, Lilo & stitch is my favourite, I never knew the back story to this film and the way to told it had my heart stings played☺️

[@gabrielaabreudearaujo2580]

Can you do a video telling Aladdin's full story? I want know more about his past of struggle to survive in the streets of Agrabah, and his first adventures with Abu before Aladdin's life changed when he met Princess Jasmine and found the Genie's Lamp in the Cave of Wonders.

[@brooklynn2941]

Lilo and Stitch will always be my favorite movie. It in unexpected ways has shaped my life, even now at 21. I was 5 when it came out and was instantly obsessed. Thank you for this video.. I actually cried to be honest

[@superjoyyable]

Thank you for this beautifully and intimately created video! It's so intricate you deserve more views and followers.

[@OzzyDrixClay]

American Dragon &Recess Exist in the same universe. And in American Dragon episode Eye of beholder Santa Claus .looks and sounds more like Guss .and it actually makes sense

[@misseli1]

I remember seeing the teaser trailers as a little kid and loving them!

[@cameronkelly4259]

This is one of my favorite movies

[@yashieeronq]

I love this movie even more now! And Sanders and Deblois are so great, they eventually worked on HTTYD together! PS your writing skills are on point! Great video🙌🏼

[@me_eh]

Now i want to watch lilo & stich with a new found appreciation!

[@HarleyKita]

This video was amazing edited and crafted. I was able to follow the journey. Thank you for making such an in-depth documentary style video. Wow. You are a great video creator. 😁

[@autumbreeze1129]

Love that you included footage from Brian Hull's channel when mentioning the meet and greets

[@PandaJohn71]

I really loved this mini-documentary. I look forward to future ones. Have you thought of seeing if Ani-Matt at Electric Dragon Studios would be willing to do a collab with you on one of these? I'm sure he would have great ideas to bounce off for you. As far as films or topics I would like to see you tackle I wouldn't mind seeing, the following come to mind: The Princess & the Frog (Disney), DuckTales, A Goofy Movie, The Emperor's New Groove, or Zootopia. Excellent work.

[@Tuesona]

Yaas my fave it taught me its ok to be different. Every time I watch lilo and stitch it reinforces the lesson. I love the lines and jokes even more as an adult.

[@missgellybean6348]

Thank you for this awesome documentary!!

[@michellesaucier3056]

I love Lilo & Stitch. It's in my top 5 favorite Disney movies and like you it was one of the first Disney movies I ever saw in the theater. Stitch is my favorite Disney character and I love going to see him at Walt Disney World mainly because I can do his voice so his reaction to me is always fun and amazing. When the movie first came out I had no idea who the voice of Stitch was which really bugged me and it wasn't until I got the DVD where it had the bonus documentary about how they came up with a story and the characters which you obviously used on here and I just fell in love with it. Chris Sanders is a big inspiration to me, part of me has wanted to become an animator like him or at least be in the story department and then part of me is just wanted to work for Disney World or Disneyland in general. I'm still trying to figure things out but I know that through Disney KZbinrs as I called them like you I know I will figure them out and I will accomplish the dreams God is placed in my heart. Thank you for sharing this, I definitely want you to do more videos like this. Have a magical day and God bless.

[@snoopabop3439]

jumba and pleakley are my favorite disney couple

[@nasagrande3945]

They are so underrated omg

[@sofiamessina6118]

Let me just say lilo and stitch was always very special to me. When I was little my mom bought me a cd with all of the songs from the movie and more I remember I would be downstairs in the basement listening to all of the songs on the cd( The Elvis ones were my favorite especially Rock The hula it always just made me happy when I listened to it. Earlier this year we had were watching a movie and we decided to watch Blue Hawaii which is an Elvis movie and when I watched I instantly thought of my childhood when I would listen to the cds in the basement and when they played Rock The hula I about lost it all of the memories came flooding back. After watching that movie I instantly started to really be interested in Elvis because of all of the songs that I used to listen to is on my lilo and stitch cd back when I was like 4-8 years old. So that’s what lilo and stitch means to me.🌺🌴🥥🍍🌊

[@dylnish2791]

Wait... What about Stitch's popularity in Asia? He's had two sequel series exclusively over there. There's the "Stitch!" anime that lasted three seasons and "Stitch and Ai". That's a good chunk of Stitch's history you left out there.

[@tigerlillystar6143]

He showed the first anime.

[@razkable]

stich feels very asian...hes basically a talking pokemon with superpowers

[@lorettabes4553]

I love this video! Lilo and Stitch is one of my favourite Disney movies.

[@JakeFromYoutube]

I love this movie I think it's my all time favorite disney movie I remember going with my mom to the store to buy it on VHS and I went home, watched it, then proceeded to watch it 3 more times, then watched it multiple times a day for the next few weeks lmao I still remember it word for word lol

[@kkstar1297]

I was 8 years old when this movie came out. I can’t believe it’s been 20 years now and I still love it just as much as I did when I first watched it. I loved the other movies and the series. I never really got to watch the whole thing but I still remember it. I’m extremely nervous about the live action movie. I wasn’t really a huge fan of the live action remakes in the first place so when I heard they were going to do this to Lilo and Stitch, I was overwhelmed with fear. I still am. I don’t know how this is going to work. But we’ll just have to see what happens. I also loved the teaser trailers they were hilarious.

[@AlexMartinez-gv7hy]

Isaac and I are the same age! Crazy cause I thought I was a year older then him but nope the same. Also good job on this mini documentary, especially on our favorite little alien. Ohana my dudes!

[@octoberfluteplayer]

This was a great and very interesting video. I absolutely love Lilo & Stitch. It’s one of my favorite movies of all time

[@buffyVampslyr364]

I was choked up throughout the whole video 🥺

[@weasel1822]

I had the opportunity to visit Disney World for the first time last January at 22. When my family and I were in the Orlando airport waiting to go home the TSA agent told me they see more Stitch merchandise than they do Mickey in the airport. Stitch is definitely one of Disney’s greatest characters of all time.

[@BlackAce191]

Being an adopted kid, I vibed with stitch way more than I'm pretty sure my parents even realized 😅 my favorite Disney movie by far ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ this is the movie that truly taught me OHANA

[@drewby4701]

I loved this!! Please do some more mini documentaries! (If you do, it'd definitely be enhanced by some background music...that can't be copyright striken of course haha)

[@dinochickrox5649]

Bro, I remember when Lilo & Stitch was out in theaters! I remember being so intrigued by the movie because of all the commercials with Stitch crashing iconic Disney moments! This movie was a highlight in my childhood!

[@brianhudgins990]

What a special tribute, a tremendous amount of research. We'll done.

[@shannonf101]

This was put together pretty good!

[@LisaMariavanHarmelen]

I love this! We want more ❤️

[@elizabethbrown1857]

Awesome video! I too fell in love with this movie, even though I was technically an adult when it came out!

[@erinschnaedter6172]

I have to admit, when I first saw the movie, although it was better than I expected, it didn't really grab me and I didn't feel the need to watch it again. However, the behind the scenes look you presented in your documentary was intriguing enough to make me go find it on Netflix and give it a rewatch. I now have a new appreciation for the movie as a result. So, thank you. :-)

[@pinkprincess6136]

I love Lilo and Stitch also the series that came after it I hope the live action remake doesn't ruin like the live action Lion King ruined the development of Lion King from the 90's.

[@klairbaranek]

Stitch as Elvis is a classic.

[@cjlovasco6977]

You do these videos great!

[@EmoNightDragon]

Love Lilo & Stitch and their universe of quirky experiments and characters ✨

[@systemshocker2875]

Hopefully the live action remake does well. They announced it in October 2018 and Mike Van Waes is well into working on the script. He even has a drawing of what stitch would look like in his twitter post