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Lilo and Stitch Lilo and Stitch is an animated film from the United States that tells the story of alien experiment to powerful for the planet Galitica. He is sent to a prison chamber but escapes and lands on one of the islands. Lilo is a little Hawaiian girl trying to find friends and gets into trouble all the time. The two are brought together by fate when Lilo adopts Stitch from a dog pound. Lilo comes from a broken family being watched over by her sister Nani, who struggles herself to try to take care of Lilo. Stitch was designed to be destructive, that is his only purpose, and causes trouble for the Hawaiian family that adopts him. But a turn of events triggers something in Stitch and he wants belong to a family, he has a desire to be loved. The Movie was directed by Dean Deblois and Chris Sanders. The movie was based on an idea one of the directors came up with, Chris Sanders. The movie was released on June 21, 2002 and made $35,260,212 opening weekend. The film cost an estimated $80,000,000 and has grossed $273,144,151 worldwide. The film was made in Lake Buena Vista, Florida in the Walt Disney Feature Animation studio. The movie is eighty five minutes long. The thesis for my movie is simple and applies to everyone: everyone is just trying to find a place to fit in and be loved. The portrayed the message in this movie by using a destructive alien experiment from space, showing that even the oddest of creatures still need to be loved.

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