Stuart Little (1999)

"[The film] isn't just great fun. It's an uproariously good time.  Desson Howe, Washington Post
"A family adventure filled with excitement, fun and one absolutely adorable mouse!  George Pennacchio, KABC-TV
"Sure to delight and uplift the entire family.  David Sheehan, CBS-TV

Editor's Note Based on the novel by E.B. White, this is the heartwarming story of Stuart Little, a charming mouse who is adopted by a human family, to the disgust of the housecat and his new brother George. The tale unfolds as Stuart grows accustomed to his new role, eventually winning over everyone he meets. Seamless technical effects make this a work of entertainment that even the most jaded of filmgoers will fall for.

	Geena Davis
	Jonathan Lipnicki
	Julia Sweeney
	Hugh Laurie
	E.B. White - Based on Novel By
	Rob Minkoff - Director
	Henry Anderson - Director Of Animation
	Guillermo Navarro - Director of Photography
	Alan Silvestri - Musical Score
	Douglas Wick - Producer
	Greg Brooker - Screenplay
	M. Night Shyamalan - Screenplay
	Jerome Chen - Visual Effects Supervisor
	Michael J. Fox - Voice Of
	Nathan Lane - Voice Of
	Bruno Kirby - Voice Of
	Chazz Palminteri - Voice Of
	David Alan Grier - Voice Of
	Steve Zahn - Voice Of
	Jennifer Tilly - Voice Of

Variety
"...Technically impressive animation....STUART LITTLE is top-notch..." p.110

Premiere
"...Many charms....Seamless blend of live action and computer effects..." -- 3 out of 5 stars 06/01/2000 p.100

Total Film
"...The true star is Stuart, a seamless blend of photorealistic CGI animation and Michael J. Fox....It's a pleasure to sit back and watch them act their little digital hearts out..." 08/01/2000 p.90

USA Today
"...There's something to be said about the wonders of technology, and Stuart is a digital delight from the tip of his twitchy pink nose to the end of his tail..." 12/17/1999 p.10E

James Berardinelli's ReelViews 7 of 10
...a lighthearted adventure with a heartfelt message about the meaning of family. And, while the film is primarily aimed at the under-10 crowd, filmmaker Rob Minkoff (co-director of The Lion King) establishes a tone that adults will appreciate. Everyone in this movie takes everything with such a sense of deadpan seriousness that it's actually amusing. I kept wondering how some of the actors could deliver their lines with straight faces.