Disney's Lilo & Stitch Remake: Viewing Guide

Author: Ellie Oct 13,2025

The live-action adaptation of Lilo & Stitch is now playing in theaters, leaving me torn about whether to watch it. While our review scored it 8/10, I'm hesitant to risk tarnishing my love for the animated classic. For those eager to see Disney's latest remake this weekend, screenings are available in both standard and IMAX formats.

If you're holding out for digital release, patience will be required. In the meantime, Disney+ offers immediate access to the cherished original – which I'll certainly be revisiting.

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Lilo & Stitch Remake: Theater Options & Showtimes

The remake is currently screening nationwide. Find local showtimes through these theater chains:

Fandango
AMC Theaters
Cinemark Theaters
Regal Theaters

Screening Formats

Beyond standard showings, the film is presented in IMAX, 3D, and select 4DX screenings (though these premium experiences are limited). Check Fandango for availability in your area.

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Digital Release Timeline

Home viewers should expect a 45-65 day wait for digital purchase based on Disney's recent remake patterns. The Snow White remake arrived digitally within eight weeks, suggesting a possible July/August release for Lilo & Stitch – especially given Disney's reported confidence in its performance and sequel potential.

Disney+ subscribers face a longer wait, typically around 100 days after theatrical debut. Following patterns of summer releases, streaming availability will likely commence by late August or early September.

Where to Stream the Original

The beloved 2002 animated film remains accessible on Disney+, with rental/purchase options via Prime Video. Collectors should note the newly released 4K edition, which has seen strong sales since its early 2024 launch.

Out May 6, 2025

Lilo & Stitch – 4K Ultra HD Combo + Digital

Available at Amazon

Meet the Live-Action Cast

Directed by Dean Fleischer Camp with screenplay by Chris Kekaniokalni Bright, Mike Van Waes, and original voice actor Chris Sanders, the remake features:

Maia Kealoha as Lilo
Chris Sanders reprising as Stitch
Sydney Agudong as Nani
Billy Magnussen as Pleakley
Zach Galifianakis as Jumba
Kaipo Dudoit as David
Amy Hill as Tūtū
Courtney B. Vance as Cobra Bubbles
Tia Carrere as Mrs. Kekoa
Hannah Waddingham as Grand Councilwoman