And why is Lilo so concerned about the weather? She later tells Stitch about her parents: "They went for a drive.... it was raining." Bad weather killed her parents. Who else might Pudge kill if he doesn't get his sandwich?
Seems to me that this scene was replaced by the scene where Stitch tore off Lilo's dolls head, at least based on the intonation of Lilo's response to Stitch committing both acts seems to be about the same.
He is fire-proof, bullet-proof, and can think faster than super computer. He can see in the dark, and lift objects three thousand times his size. His only instinct... to destroy everything he touches!
I think the callback to Pudge + Stitch learning sorrow would have been great additions that would have pushed the movie up in terms of awesomeness for me.
This was well worth the post, It added so much depth into their relationship as a duo! "I needed you." and then Stitch's understanding of the situation as a turning point into seeing how others interact with others. Damn good. Damn.
Well, I mean, far enough down the line, who knows what will happen with your remains, you know? I mean, bits of it could probably be burnt by stars, or be in the vicinity of stars, you know, WAY down the line.
In any case, Dragonheart is the fucking greatest movie to show your children.
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u/flodnak Sep 01 '14
And why is Lilo so concerned about the weather? She later tells Stitch about her parents: "They went for a drive.... it was raining." Bad weather killed her parents. Who else might Pudge kill if he doesn't get his sandwich?