Stuart Little is a great watch it together family film. It's all about a mouse called Stuart who gets adopted by the Little family ahhh and becomes Stuart Little and a brother to George. Stuart Little is based on the classic book by E B White. Join in the fun as Stuart embarks on all sorts of crazy adventures as he searches for a sense of belonging in a human sized world. There are some really good special effects and lots of comedy and action in this film. This film is great and is a lovely family film. It is wonderfully made with effects that convince you it is really happening and the witty script will have ...  Read the complete review

I went to see Stuart Little with my partner and my three and a half year old daughter at a matinee performance at our “local” Showcase cinema - half an hour’s drive away, and on a huge retail park. It was the first film we have taken our daughter to, and I hoped that it would be a really special film. The best thing about the whole morning was the absence of any other people in the cinema. We felt like millionaires for the day. Unfortunately millionaires have to sit through bad films just like everyone else. THE FILM Stuart Little the movie is the tale of a mouse-boy, adopted by human parents, and adapted from the book of the same ...  Read the complete review

Sweeter than Sugar, the ultimate in cutesy pie, stereotypical American family, Hugh Laurie, Geena Davis and that kid that played the human lead in The Little Vampire, the most despicable one of them all, and in a schmaltzier than schmaltzy manner, they go wandering off down the orphanage to make their horrid little brood complete, but astonishingly they decide to take on a talking mouse, whom they just know is right for them. Sickened yet? Well, it gets a lot, lot worse - I give you Stuart Little, and it serves you bloody well right, you Christmas loving saps - join me and weep as I give you the dave27 appreciation of one of the most vom-inducing ...  Read the complete review

Ron Minkoff directs this M Night Shyamalan screenplay adaptation of the heart-warming book by E B White. M Night Shyamalan, a talented young writer (and director – he wrote and directed Sixth Sense starring Bruce Willis) adapts this wonderful E B White book detailing the story of Stuart Little. I read this book to my children when they were six and was excited and intrigued by the screen adaptation. The book tells the tale of a mouse that is adopted by a family, and the adventures that he has. The book is an enchanting fairy tale that is superb for young children (And old adults like myself!) The Movie Mr and Mrs Little ...  Read the complete review

Admit it Mr Spielberg, you 've got this thing about mice. ( Known to psychoanalysts as Mickey-envy) First there was the Mouskowitz family in ' An American Tail', then came the darkly comic 'Mouse hunt' and now the fantastic childrens extravaganza, 'Stuart Little'. THE FILM ----------- Largely unknown outside the USA, EB White's story about a mouse adopted by the Little family is hugely popular over there. ( kinda like the Grinch!). There is a scene in Mrs Doubtfire where Robin Wiliams reads it as a bedtime story for his daughter. This skilfully adapted screenplay is by one Mr Night Shyamalan. Starring ...  Read the complete review