Back in the past Stuart Little is a 1999 family-comedy film based on the 1945 children’s book by E.B. White. The movie blends live-action with computer-generated imagery (CGI), and it tells the story of a charming little mouse named **Stuart Little** who is adopted by the Little family.

The plot follows **Stuart**, a small, talking mouse with big dreams, as he moves into a human household with the Little family in New York City. The Littles, particularly the young boy **George** (played by Jonathan Lipnicki), initially struggle to accept Stuart as a member of the family, mainly because he is, after all, a mouse. Despite this, Stuart tries his best to fit in and find his place, even though his size and mouse characteristics often make things difficult.

Throughout the film, Stuart experiences several adventures, one of the biggest being his attempt to prove himself in a boat race against a larger and more experienced competitor, **Ricky**, in a miniature sailboat. He also navigates challenges with the family dog, **Snowbell**, who initially dislikes Stuart and tries to get rid of him.

The movie blends heartwarming moments, humor, and themes of belonging, family, and acceptance. It is a story about overcoming adversity, embracing differences, and discovering that no matter your size, you can achieve great things.