'Stuart Little (1999)' is a very slight adventure, though it does have its 'larger' moments. It doesn't really do all that much with its high-concept premise, nor does it deliver on the analogy it initially seems to be setting up. As such, it's basically just a basic family drama except one of its members is a mouse. The film has its own subtle charm to it and it, essentially, does exactly what it needs to. However, outside of its few set-pieces, it's quite a passive viewing experience. Its emotional core is decent enough but it isn't massively affecting. Basically, the whole thing is just alright. It isn't bad, but it isn't particularly good, either. There's not all that much else to say, really. 6/10.
Review of Stuart Little
