Stuart Little 2 (2002)
Average Rating: 6.9/10
Reviews Counted: 121
Fresh: 98 | Rotten: 23
Stuart Little 2 is a sweet, visually impressive sequel that provides wholesome entertainment for kids.
Average Rating: 6.9/10
Critic Reviews: 33
Fresh: 29 | Rotten: 4
Stuart Little 2 is a sweet, visually impressive sequel that provides wholesome entertainment for kids.
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User Ratings: 162,893
Movie Info
This sequel to a family hit based on the popular children's book by E.B. White again mixes live action actors with computer-animated cartoon characters. Michael J. Fox returns as the voice of Stuart Little, a three-inch tall talking mouse adopted by a human family in New York City. When his older "brother", George (Jonathan Lipnicki), starts spending more time with his other friends, playing games that Mrs. Little (Geena Davis) feels are too dangerous for the diminutive Stuart, the lonely fellow
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Cast
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Michael J. Fox
Stuart Little -
Geena Davis
Mrs. Little -
Hugh Laurie
Frederick Little -
Jonathan Lipnicki
George Little -
Melanie Griffith
Margalo -
James Woods
Falcon -
Marc John Jefferies
Will -
Nathan Lane
Snowbell -
Anna Hoelck
Martha Little -
Ashley Hoelck
Martha Little -
Steve Zahn
Monty -
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The film is fairly formulaic, though some of its puns and wisecracks are hilarious, especially those delivered by the Littles' lazy and cynical Persian cat.
The plot, however, is both shabbier and less emotionally involving than its predecessor.
Top CriticWhen Stuart tells Margolo that her wing is as good as new, she demurs, then appears to allude to the relative merits of SL2 and its cloying predecessor: 'It's much, much better.'
At 78 minutes it just zings along with vibrance and warmth.
This is all the stuff that was so watchable the first time. Done over. But at least it's nonlethal entertainment.
The world of Stuart Little is a wonderful thing to snuggle into, as full of heart and pep and innocence as the title character himself.
While a pleasant, well-animated family film, Stuart Little 2 is not as gripping as the first movie and lacks the emotional punch associated with the best of the genre.
A sweet family movie with excellent voice talent.
A fluffy, mindless but ultimately cute sequel to a lame original that failed to register with me.
Stuart is an animation wonder - his tiny face is more expressive than most Hollywood stars'.
...unusually enjoyable.
... a well-crafted, visually delightful family movie that successfully avoids most of the common family-movie mistakes.
In an era where sequels to kids film often rank below most Saturday Morning Cartoons, it's refreshing to see a movie that not only matches the quality of the first movie, but it some ways even exceeds it.
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I'm a sucker for talking animals. And Stuart's a sweet talker if ever there was one.
I don't know what director Minkoff did differently this time around, but whatever it is, he's done it right.
The seamless integration of the CG animal characters with real-life ones and the general storybook look of the film remains impressive, but this being the second go-round it's that less dazzling; ditto for Nathan Lane's amusing wisecracks.
Entertaining children's film that hits all the right notes -- funny, colourful and fast-paced, with terrific animation and an exciting climax.
The mouse, with the voice of Michael J. Fox, is still charming.
A small thing can have large significance: that's a nice theme for a children's film to have.
The wonderful combination of the sweetness and the extraordinary technical accomplishments of the first film are maintained, but its overall impact falls a little flat with a storyline that never quite delivers the original magic.
They had three years to make this sequel to the original, which was a surprising critical and box office success in 1999. So why does this film feel so rushed?
Accomplishes the difficult feat of successfully expounding on its predecessor without attempting to reinvent the series.
Pequeña muestra del entretenimiento familiar que vale la pena disfrutar en medio de la magia que representa una sala de cine
Audience Reviews for Stuart Little 2
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- Margalo: Get lost, you disgusting vulture! Eat my feathers, you vile buzzard!
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- Margalo: [teasing and cursing at Falcon] Eat my feathers, you vile buzzard!
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- Stuart Little: [To nuns while flying uncontrollably in the plane] DUCK!
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- Stuart Little: [Just as the plane starts] Oh, dear.
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- Snowbell: I'm alive! I'm alive!
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- Falcon: I'll be back with you later, furball!
- Snowbell: Don't hurry!
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