Disney’s ‘Lilo & Stitch’ remake has drawn criticism from both sides of the aisle

Disney ’s 2002 animated film “ Lilo & Stitch ” tells the story of a young Hawaiian girl named Lilo , who lives with her older sister, Nani , after their parents passed away.

The remake has Nani giving Lilo up to a neighbor so she can chase a college scholarship in San Diego , radically rejecting traditional family values in favor of personal ambition.

One former Disney employee told The Daily Wire it likely has to do with a change in how the studio approaches moviemaking.

The Daily Beast writer called the bond between the sisters the “emotional core” of the story.

For many viewers, this rewrite isn’t just disingenuous; it’s culturally corrosive.

It's a surrendering of virtues such as selfdenial, responsibility and the importance of family.