Disney's Live Action ‘Lilo & Stitch' Is Surfing Towards a Streaming Platform Near You
Get ready to say 'aloha' again, because Disney's 2025 live-action adaptation of Lilo & Stitch is coming to a streaming service near you.
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Following its release in theaters this March, the hit film will be available on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, and Fandango at Home starting July 22, before arriving on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD on Aug. 26. On Apple TV+, you can buy the live-action film for $29.99 or rent it for 48 hours for $24.99. With Amazon Prime Video, the Disney film will run you $29.99. Bonus features include a blooper reel, two deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes featurettes and scene commentaries from Stitch himself.
Lilo & Stitch was directed by Oscar-nominated Dean Fleischer Camp. The film stars Maia Kealoha, Sydney Elizebeth Agudong, Billy Magnussen, Tia Carrere, Hannah Waddingham, Chris Sanders, Courtney B. Vance and Zach Galifianakis. The film was a record-breaker, grossing over $183 million during its Memorial Day weekend debut and becoming this year's top-grossing MPA release both worldwide and internationally.
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If you can't wait to stream the film at home or buy it on DVD, you can also stream or buy the 2002 animated film and the 2005 sequel now. The original can be rented via Amazon Prime Video for $3.99 and bought for $9.99. You can also buy the official Blu-ray on Amazon for $34.99. You can also stream the original animated film on Apple TV+ with a subscription for just $9.99 per month.
Lilo & Stitch [Blu-ray]
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Blu-ray DVD and streaming of the cartoon version of Lilo & Stitch.
Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch (Home Video)
$3.79
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Lilo & Stitch 2 to stream and to buy on DVD.
As for the sequel, you can stream by renting for $3.79 or buying for $19.49 on Amazon Prime Video. The DVD can also be purchased on Amazon for $8.54. You can also stream the sequel on Apple TV+ with a subscription if Prime Video isn't your thing.
While you're streaming the hit live-action film, why not shop the franchise's merch at Walmart?
Lilo and Stitch Kids Plush Pillow Buddy
$16.88
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This ultra-cute plushie of Stitch is just $16.88 on Walmart. The plushie is made of 100% microfiber for a plush and cozy feel. It measures approximately 14 x 10 x 17 inches, making the stuffie ideal for cuddling close.
Disney Stitch Jumbo Mystery Capsule
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Capitalizing on all things blind box mania, this mystery capsule is nine inches and is jam-packed with eight mystery items. This includes one plush toy, one pair of mini figures, one figure accessory, one Slinky, one clip-on charm, one container of ooze, one poster and one pair of stickers.
Lilo & Stitch Hair Claws, 3 Pack
$6.98
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Retailing for $6.98, you can now accessorize your or your child's hair with these Stitch-themed claw clips. You get a pack of three clips inspired by the beloved franchise with colorful pink and blue designs sure to please.
LEGO Disney Stitch Toy Building Kit
$51.95 $64.99 20% off
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If you love Lego, then you'll love this toy. Made for kids and adults alike, this Stitch-themed LEGO set features a displayable model from Lilo and Stitch that you have to build. You've also got a buildable ice cream cone and a flower that can be used to decorate the character once it's built.
Monopoly Disney Stitch Edition Board Game
$24.84
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What could be better than Lilo & Stitch-themed Monopoly? You've got your favorite friendship-ending board game adorned with a mischievous alien and some of his friends all for $24.84.
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