Stuart Little

Released on Fri, December 17, 1999

"Stuart Little" tells the heartwarming story of the Little family, who decide to adopt a new son from an orphanage. To their surprise, they choose Stuart, a charming and intelligent mouse. The decision is met with varying reactions within the family. While Mr. and Mrs. Little embrace Stuart with open arms, their son George is hesitant and struggles to accept a mouse as his brother.

The arrival of Stuart also causes unease for Snowbell, the family cat. Snowbell, true to his feline nature, sees Stuart as potential prey rather than a member of the family. He openly mocks and plots against Stuart, making the little mouse's integration into the Little household even more challenging.

Faced with George's initial rejection and Snowbell's antagonism, Stuart is determined to overcome the obstacles in his path. He understands that winning over his brother and navigating the dangers posed by Snowbell won't be easy, but he is resolved to handle these challenges with bravery and optimism.

Despite the difficulties, Stuart doesn't give up. He tries to connect with George through shared activities and by proving himself to be a capable and resourceful member of the family. He shows remarkable resilience, facing each challenge with a positive attitude and a unwavering spirit.

As the movie progresses, Stuart's persistence and endearing personality begin to win over George. Slowly but surely, George starts to see Stuart not as a mouse, but as a brother, friend, and a valuable member of the Little family. Their bond deepens as they face various adventures together.

Through trials and tribulations, Stuart manages to carve his place in the Little family and prove that family isn't defined by size or species, but by love, loyalty, and acceptance. The movie ultimately celebrates the importance of embracing differences and finding the extraordinary in the unexpected.

Michael J. Fox
as Stuart Little (voice)
Chazz Palminteri
as Smokey (voice)
Nathan Lane
as Snowbell (voice)
Geena Davis
as Mrs. Little
Hugh Laurie
as Mr. Little
Jonathan Lipnicki
as George Little
David Alan Grier
as Red (voice)
Steve Zahn
as Monty (voice)