
Movie Monday: ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Continues to Cause Chaos at the Box Office
Lilo & Stitch continues to bathe in an ocean of money during its second weekend at the top of the box office.

Lilo & Stitch continues to bathe in an ocean of money during its second weekend at the top of the box office.

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