In the 2002 movie, Captain Gantu from the United Galactic Federation travels to Earth after Jumba and Pleakley fail to capture Experiment 626 (aka Stitch). In the movie, the alien pair is played by Zach Galifinakis and Billy Magnussen, who take on a human form, but Gantu is left out of the story.

Disney has fully committed to remaking its animated classics as live-action films, even though they're almost always mediocre.

Disney has remade several of its animated classics into live-action feature films recently, like 'Pete's Dragon,' 'The Jungle Book' and 'Aladdin.'

Disney tried to please everyone, it seems, but ended up pleasing pretty much no one – shall we talk about the attempt to alter the original story so it’s less regressive while still retaining its classic-fairy-tale charms?

But what if Disney had a different relationship between its homegrown animation division and its live-action movies? What if, instead of remaking beloved animated Disney films with flesh-and-blood people, Walt Disney Pictures instead created mid-budget family films out of unrealized concepts for Walt Disney Animation Studios titles?