It hasn't always been easy for Disney when the mega Hollywood studio brings back an old classic as a remake to the big screen. Take "Snow White," for example. Controversies overshadowed the adaptation of the animated film for months before its actual cinema release.

Meanwhile, “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” is hoping to establish a new opening weekend record for the 29-year-old franchise — a distinction that belongs to 2018’s “Mission: Impossible – Fallout” with $61 million. Overseas, “The Final Reckoning” should bring in $125 million to $130 million for a worldwide start above $200 million.

In Disney's new live-action remake, "Lilo & Stitch" brings its beloved furry alien back to the big screen for a more earnest, less rambunctious tale.

You think surely I saw all of the best Disney movies? Then you hit play and realized you never watched Lilo & Stitch. I think the reason I never saw the film because I was in my teens when it came out,

Maia Kealoha and Sydney Agudong play onscreen sisters in "Lilo & Stitch" and opened up about how they became ohana off screen as well.

The "live-action" remake of Lilo & Stitch looks like a Disney Channel Original and makes all the wrong decisions.

At the live-action remake’s blue carpet debut in Hollywood, stars couldn’t stop sipping on Joyburst’s fruit-powered beverage.

You can accessorize your Lego Stitch figure on the Lego Store's Pick a Brick section of its storefront. Lego has a 44-piece pair of sunglasses for $4.21 and a microphone for $1.97. The mic is currently out of stock, but you can still build the sunglasses at the moment.