When Mr & Mrs Little fall in love with Stuart right away, George doesn`t quite know what to make of his new brother. And when Snowball the famaily cat finds he`s been displaced by a mouse, plans are soon afoot to get Stuart out of the Little house... permanently.

DVD-ROM Content: Weblinks, a ‘Race with Stuart’ HasbroInteractive Game (which I couldn’t get to work properly) and the PR mentionsa Roadster Interactive Game, although I presume that’s the name of thecompany who wrote a game which allows an interactive and intensive lookaround Stuart’s house. Extras : Chapters :The usual 28 chapters for a Columbia film, which is great for an 81-minutemovie. Languages/Subtitles :Dolby Digital 5.1 in English, Dutch and Flemish, with subtitles inthe first two plus Hindi. And there’s more… :Plenty more in fact. Columbia have really gone to town on this day-and-daterelease. Sound A fun-filled 5.1 sound mix excites the speakers with some great effects, particularly during Stuart's hair-raising plane ride around Central Park. Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge.The humans are added to in number by Dabney Coleman, Golden Girl Estelle Getty, Jon Polito, while animal voices – feline and otherwise -also come from Nathan Lane, Jennifer Tilly, Bruno Kirby and Chazz Palminteri. Book reading with optional reading by Michael J Fox (4 mins):Imagine a ‘Janet and John’ book with pictures, with an option to read toyourself or with your family, or having the voice of Stuart speak the lines.

Two Audio Commentaries: One from the Director and AnimationSupervisor, with the second from the Visual Effects Supervisors. Stuart Littleis one of the year’s most well-received films by children although havingbeen released in the USA last year it’s taken until this summer for it to seethe light of day.A Touch of Evil The introduction of the scary Falcon to Stuart's world is covered in this seven-minute featurette. James Woods pops-up for a short interview and, as always, has slightly different coloured hair than the last time you saw him. He enjoys playing bad guys in animated films and reveals his formula for being scary, without being too scary, where kids are concerned.

Audio Commentary Director Rob Minkoff is joined by senior visual effects supervisor Jerome Chen for a somewhat dry chat about the movie. The focus is highly technical and, while Minkoff provided an interesting commentary for the DVD of the first film, this effort is very limited in appeal. Kids will be bored by it and only those interested in animation and special effects may glean something from a movie that Minkoff describes as having "every shot manipulated". Menu :Animated and scored with – plus the occasional chip-in from Stuart – andsmaller sub-menus seemingly accessed by ‘visiting’ various rooms in StuartLittle’s house (well, he didn’t sign the lease but you get the idea). PlayStation Demo There's an advert around every corner on this DVD and this time it's for the PlayStation game. Picture Technically this disc is as good as you'd typically expect from Columbia TriStar. The picture quality is good, with the fairytale styled take on New York transferring to screen with warm glowing tones that offer plenty of detail.

Customer reviews

Stuart’s Central Park Adventure Game: Several multiple choicequestions testing you on your knowledge of the film. Correct answers allow youto proceed through the park while wrong ones obviously don’t.