Here's the thing: Stuart Little 2 is perfectly safe, reasonably wholesome, and will not offend anyone. It's also pretty boring.
That 42% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes compared to the 82% critic score? That's the sound of families politely sitting through a movie that technically does everything right but never really clicks. The CGI looks dated, the plot is predictable, and it's been 20+ years—there are just so many better family adventure options now.
If your kid is specifically into Stuart Little (maybe they read the books or loved the first movie), sure, throw it on. But if you're browsing Netflix looking for something to watch, you can probably skip this one without FOMO. It won't harm anyone, but it won't stick with anyone either.





