by Luiza Irulegui Growing up in the early 2000s watching animated movies from Pixar, DreamWorks, and Walt Disney Studios, was an entirely different experience from the animations made nowadays. The new stories created for recent generations do not match the rich and enthralling creativity of the older movies such as Shrek, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, Brother Bear, Happy Feet, Lilo and Stitch, and Toy Story. Very few animations made in the last two decades come close to having the same level of originality or inclusivity that the “original” ones have. The studios have been so concerned about trying to be inclusive and self-conscious of the “cancel culture” movement that their work comes across as anything but inclusive and fresh. Lilo & Stitch Live Action Remake, 2025 Instead, to avoid any criticism, their efforts have been put into remaking the classics or readapting them to live motion. In reality, this comes across as lazy and seems like a cheap excus...