In news surprising absolutely no one, the Walt Disney company announced today that a sequel to this year’s live-action Lilo & Stitch is on the way.
The live-action update of Disney’s 2002 animated classic has pulled in $923 million so far at the box office, making a sequel all but inevitable. It’s the second-highest grossing movie of the year behind only A Minecraft Movie, which hit just over $950M at the box office.
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There is currently no word on whether Maia Kealoha (Lilo), Chris Sanders (Stitch) or director Dean Fleischer Camp are returning for a sequel.
Sanders voiced Stitch in both the 2002 film and the 2025 remake, so it would be a major shock if Disney didn’t bring him back for the next one.
A sequel announcement video posted by Disney shows Stitch driving around the Disney Burbank lot enacting his usual brand of mayhem as he does donuts in a tiny car and rather generally causes chaos.
The latest movie is huge on Disney+, too: according to Deadline, the Lilo & Stitch franchise has now clocked over half a billion hours streamed on the service. As a whole, the franchise made over $2.5 billion for Disney.
There is currently no release date for the Lilo & Stitch sequel.
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