I am all for films that you have to ignore real life for, and they have been my saving grace in 2020. Piers Morgan blasts Meghan Markle a ‘gormless desperate reality TV star’ on Ellen showĪnother sugary speech seems to work on Snowbell, who instantly switches sides and helps the mouse defeat all the cats in New York, before they both rush home to join the Littles once more, with rodents, felines and humans living happily under one roof just in time for the credits to roll. Of course, of all the cats in one of the biggest cities in the world, he comes across those very felines desperate to kill him, leading to a rollercoaster chase around Central Park in which he still manages to stay impeccably dressed. So what does he do? Drive across New York back to his home, despite not knowing the way. Things take a turn when he realises that the two random mice aren’t actually his biological parents, who actually died in a soup can related accident at a supermarket, but instead the whole thing is a ploy from Snowbell and his cat pals to get rid.
Why couldn’t they all just stay at the Little house? Why did no one suggest any of this before letting them hail a (human) taxi? I know we’re watching a film about a talking mouse being adopted into a human family, but at least make it make sense… Now, I’m not an expert on the adoption process but surely this isn’t legal? They can’t just rock up at his new home, knock on the door and claim him back. There is a hugely wild twist where Stuart’s ‘mice parents’ turn up at his door to take him home, just as he settles into life with the humans. We can’t be the only people who were team Snowbell? (Picture: Columbia Pictures) But things hit a snag seconds later as they meet suited-and-booted Stuart at said orphanage, who gives them the lowdown on all the other kids. Things kick off with Eleanor and Frederick Little (Geena Davis and Hugh Laurie) heading off to an orphanage to expand their family, with (human) son George, played by Jonathan Lipnicki, excitably begging his parents for a little brother.
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But, as we enter 2021, I’ve decided the New Year means it’s finally time we discuss how weird, bizarre and truly bats**t the movie clearly is, and hopefully leave it in the past.
Viewers are clearly enamoured by the mini cartoon mouse, voiced by Michael J Fox, with the 1999 flick spawning two popular sequels.
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The time between Christmas and New Year means the TV guide is chocked full of festive films and childhood classics, including Matilda and Mrs Doubtfire, and there is no denying that Stuart Little has commanded a place alongside them all over the years.
Stuart Little was released in 1999, and has reached childhood classic status (Pictures: Rex)
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