Very well executed

Great visuals, story delivers no surprises

It's a mild crowd pleaser for people who are exhausted by blockbusters.

All that we are seeing on the screen is happening with real people, real action sequences in the background, forcing the eye to watch as if we were there.

I saw the trailer in 2002, but I didn't see the whole film until some time later. I saw the last third of it on 25th March 2007. Stuart Little 2 contributed to an adventurous evening. It follows on from the first film very nicely and the characters and animation are brilliant. Stuart is cute and Margalo is sweet.Throughout the film, I experienced that feeling of bonding with the characters and feeling like I was actually there with them. I was also interested to learn the meaning of "the silver lining". Falcon is a great villain and the sequence at the park is really fun to watch. Stuart fixes George's broken plane saves Margalo and flies through the park with Margalo at his side. Falcon gives chase but loses them while the Little family follow them in a taxi. Stuart using Mrs. Little's ring to reflect the sunlight at Falcon is a clever idea - as is using a handkerchief as a parachute! The kamikaze attack works and Falcon falls out of the sky and into a garbage can Monty is scavenging in.One scene I love is when Margalo and Stuart embrace each other. It's in the music video as well. That moment warms the love in my heart. Marcelo bids the Little family farewell and leaves with the other birds to migrate South. Stuart says "the silver lining" is that Margalo will be back in the Spring. The Sunset over New York is beautiful - as is the song "I'm Alive" by Celine Dion. No family should be without this adventurous adventure!

Story plot was okay, but so badly carried out that the movie was boring. This entire series is badly made. The garbage acting was shocking and revolting. One can forgive the small children who could not act well, but the mother in particular being hired as an actress at all is a shock. The absence of proper acting was so revolting that this movie was very difficult and frustrating to get through. One could not even tell if the parents, particularly the mother, were happy or scared about any situation, such was the lack of expression. The voice dubbing of the bird was also extremely fake and annoying. The depth of emotions was absent, again, owing to the fake and rubbish acting. The story could have been nicer if these elements were fixed. Other than that, the idea of a mouse brother in a 'loving family' is a good one. Its execution was severely poor, however. The first movie was somewhat better than this one, but the third one being a low-quality animation is disappointing.

I seriously doubt that even children would relate to this. A mouse that is sent out to play football with a human schoolboy team has to be the stupidest plot imaginable! I must admit that animated cartoons where animals behave like humans aren't my idea of fun at the best of times but when real people are subjected to this sort of thing I really wonder where their mentality is! Having so said though, it is only fair to add that, when those animals are fantastic (as in Willow for example) thats a totally different matter (and, also in fairness, I DO note that this film is categorized as a fantasy). But when the animals are presented as though they were ordinary people, that has to be over the top in ridiculousness! I can only presume that there are people who enjoy this sort of rubbish but I sure ain't one of them!

Its a lovely heart warming film filled with adventure, Happiness, love, and the true meaning of friendship! Micheal J fox does a grand job voicing Stuart little! When a female canary who stuart befriends gets in trouble with a evil falcon who is making the canary do crimes that she does'nt want to do! Stuart and his pal snow bell go to the rescue. There are some sad scenes when things go wrong for Stuart! And the soundtrack for the film is brilliant. The Soundtrack was that good i recently purchased it which i enjoyed hearing. I Loved this film and would recommend it to anyone! Its a film for all the family to enjoy and the children will love it.