TV & Movies Movies Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild.
While the Littles' 'Gee Whillikers!' Home life may dilute the experience for cynical adults, the target audience will be more than satisfied with this new adventure. The best moments feature Stuart travelling through the city in his various vehicles, while the first film's impressive CG animation is actually bettered here. Of particular note are the falcon sequences, offering documentary-style camera work or a thrilling aerial dive sequence that apes the aerial bomb POV shot from '. The humans on show (Davis, Laurie, Lipnicki) provide good support, but are effortlessly upstaged by some classy vocal performances (take a bow, James Woods). The only shame is the limited screen time given to Nathan Lane's one-liner-stocked Snowball and Steve Zahn's Monty (meriting a mere cameo).