~Alright, everybody! This is a stick-up! . . . *coughs* I mean, author's rant!~

~I know that several of you readers have requested that I write a sequel to 'The MPD of our Favorite Experiment', for the sequel to 'Lilo & Stitch', 'Stitch the Movie'. Well, I may do an epilogue, but. . .That's not the point!~

~I positively hated 'Stitch the Movie'. I saw most of it at a barbeque at one of my parent's friend's house, and, well, to put it mildly, it sucked.~

~I don't know your opinions, but. . . Ick! It wasn't drawn like the first movie, which I could have overlooked, if it weren't for all the other small things; combined.~

~For example; many of the sound effects/scenes are just scenes re-drawn for the second movie, like when Stitch and Lilo get chased by Nani (and David) through the house, screaming, and when Jumba is placed in his cell. . . ~

~Speaking of which, in the first movie, Gantu was just doing his job, right? . . .Although he did get personally involved, it was almost to be expected. On the back of the movie, it literally says 'The Evil Captain Gantu'! . . . Disney has to learn that just because one's on the opposite side doesn't mean that they're evil! *sighs* ~

~. . . And the puns! When Jumba was talking on the phone in his cell (how'd he pick it up, anyway?), he was saying a joke. . .I don't remember all of it, but it was 'something something Rabbi', right? . . . Jumba hasn't been on Earth that long! How would he know of such puns? . . . Or, even if he did, would he understand them? Geez. . . I can overlook how Jumba and Pleakley spontaneously learnt English in the first movie, but. . . ~

~Oh, and that other scientist! When he was speaking with Jumba, and the latter said that the other scientist was Gerbil-like, and the other retorted that he was like a hamster? . . . They're both talking of earth- creatures! . . . I'm pretty sure that the rodentine scientist wouldn't know what either of them were. . .~

~I also believe that they. . . overdid the references to 'O'hana' and such things. . . But that's just my opinion. . .*thinks of the songs and shudders*~

~Ack. . .And the whole 'other 625 experiments' thing. . .First of all, it is doubtful that all of the experiments would have survived. Aswell, the whole concept just didn't. . . fit in with the first movie. Remember, in the first scene of 'Lilo & Stitch', ". . .More than one?" *sighs* And that one experiment. . . I forget it's number, but the electric one? . . . It's like a re-make of Pikachu. _ But that's just me. . .~

~In short, I would like to say that the second movie was disappointing, stereotypical, and very clumsily made. . . If you haven't seen it, don't! Preserve your innocence! 'Lilo & Stitch' was a wonderful, meaningful and almost instant classic; 'Stitch the Movie', was like a badly made fanfiction in movie-form.~

~In closing, no, I am not going to write a sequel to 'The MPD of our Favorite Experiment' with that movie! *pants* . . . Please review. Oh, and if you do, please tell me if you whole-heartedly agree, and if you're going to watch the sequel, it'd be only to see and compare it's child-like style to the nostalgic Chris Sanders one of 'Lilo & Stitch', or, you've already seen it and are edging away slowly thinking '. . . The hell is she talking about?~

~ So. . . Thanks for taking the time to read this author's rant. . . *wanders off into random sunset* ~