The Little family, consisting of parents Eleanor (played by Geena Davis) and Frederick (played by Hugh Laurie), and their son George (played by Jonathan Lipnicki), decide to adopt a younger sibling. Much to their surprise, they adopt Stuart (voiced by Michael J. Fox), a small mouse who walks upright, wears clothes, and speaks like a human.
Initially, George is hesitant about accepting Stuart as his brother, but they eventually form a close bond. Stuart also becomes a beloved member of the Little family, despite facing skepticism and discrimination from other humans due to his small size and unconventional appearance.
As Stuart adjusts to his new life, he encounters various challenges and adventures. He befriends a neighborhood bird named Margalo (voiced by Melanie Griffith), who is being pursued by a menacing falcon named Falcon (voiced by James Woods). Stuart and Margalo embark on a journey to evade Falcon’s clutches and protect their friends and family.
Along the way, Stuart proves himself to be brave, resourceful, and compassionate, earning the respect and admiration of those around him. He uses his small size to his advantage, navigating obstacles and outsmarting adversaries with his wit and ingenuity.
In the climax of the film, Stuart confronts Falcon to rescue Margalo and save his family from harm. With the help of his friends and allies, Stuart defeats Falcon and ensures the safety of his loved ones.
In the end, Stuart’s bravery and selflessness are celebrated, and he is fully embraced as a valued member of the Little family. George and Stuart’s brotherly bond grows stronger, and the family’s love for each other deepens as they overcome adversity together.
“Stuart Little” is a heartwarming and charming tale that celebrates the importance of family, friendship, and acceptance. Through its endearing characters and whimsical storytelling, the film captures the imagination of audiences of all ages and leaves them with a message of courage, kindness, and belonging.