Stuart helping in the boat race in the first movie.
Snowbell saving Stuart from Smokey and the other cats. He spent the entire movie hating Stuart and trying to drive him away. However, he finally comes to accept Stuart as part of the family at the end and broke the tree branch that the cats were standing on, sending them into freezing water.
While he isn't killed, watching Smokey chased by dogs at the end of the first movie is very satisfying.
The film itself has one. In 2009, when art historian Gergely Barki was watching Stuart Little with his daughter, they noticed that one of the props was the 1928 painting Sleeping Lady with Black Vase, which was considered lost at the time. Turns out that Sony Pictures, not knowing of the true value of the painting, bought the painting at an antique shop then had the painting be a prop of several of its productions. Gergely did a hunt and managed to find then validate the painting.
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Stuart hits the Falcon with an arrow, an arrow!Which doesjack!
Margalo standing up to Falcon as he prepares to shove the paint can with Snowbell inside off the edge of the building, stating that if he does it, he'll lose Mrs. Little's wedding ring he forced her to steal and she's done being his slave.
Margalo: Don't do it, Falcon! Or else! Snowbell: Do what?! What's he doing?! Falcon: Or else what? Margalo: Or else, you'll lose... this. [holds up Mrs. Little's ring Falcon forced her to steal] Falcon: Put that down, Margalo! Margalo: I'm through doing what you tell me to do! I'm leaving you, Falcon, forever! Falcon: Oh, and what do you think you'll be without me?! Margalo: …Free. [flies off] Falcon: Big mistake! I'll be back for you, furball. Snowbell: Don't hurry!
