Titan A.E.? More like Titan B.F. (Boring As F...)
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2022
- Well guys, I finally saw the last movie both Don and Gary made and after going my whole life without watching it, I've come to the determination that I was not missing out...
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Treasure Planet was actually pretty descent.
Really enjoyed the moments between Jim and Silver.
Silver is good boi.
@Vivec's Vassals But ya got to take the helm and charge your own course. Stick to it, no matter the squals and when the time comes ya get the chance to really test the cut of your sails and show what you're made of....
....Well, I hope I'm there, catching some of the light coming off ya that day.
@Vivec's Vassals If Titian A.E was the only other project that Don can work on after Anastasia, then something is wrong with 20 century Fox ????
@Vivec's Vassals It's said that Spielberg left Don due to creative differences.
19:25-19:27 OH MY GOD, THAT’S ME!!!!!!! 🥹😃😁
17:44
Whoever made the kangaroo alien...was some extreme leg man.
Yes she has art.
To quote Morgan Leger when he reviewed the movie, "That is a character design doomed to fail".
@@tylerfish2701 Fun Fact: Bill Mechanic the person who made Don Bluth direct Titan AE, eventually be come the producer of Coraline. Talk about redemption!!!!!!!!
@@orangeslash1667 Not sure what that had to do with what I said, but I'm aware and thankfully, that was a much better film from the 2000's than this.
Until he worked at Illumination.
@@tylerfish2701 Wrong, he actually works at Pandemonium Films.
@@orangeslash1667 Oh. I must have been thinking about someone else. Thanks for the correction.
Man the writer behind Anaconda. That makes TOO much sense now. Plus with Bluth not being a Science Fiction fan, and the time limits from Fox, it was doomed from the start.
Oh my.
@@juliabrand1547 Fun Fact: Bill Mechanic the person who made Don Bluth direct Titan AE, eventually be come the producer of Coraline. Talk about redemption!!!!!!!!
Indeed a reception! Glad to see some good came out of it. :3
Movies being boring is worse. That's why the worst movie ever is the one with literally just a wall for an hour Not the others because at least they make you feel something. Thanks for watching and reviewing every Don Bluth film. I love watching ya.
Well this movie isn’t boring
Exactly
Like, take for instance, as absolutely horrible as the majority of Michael Bay’s Transformers movies are because the two protagonists, Sam Witwicky and Optimus Prime are some of the most hatable of all (Sam was a misogynistic racist because he treated women like property the same way he did to robots by calling them “cars”, but Optimus, on the other hand, was just a serial murderer, even when compared to the average Decepticon), they don’t happen to be the worst of the worst if only for its strong production values.
As for Titan AE, on the other hand, it sure gave people new appreciation for the films Don Bluth made in the 1990s (even the weakest ones that are all not part of the Anastasia duology of the late 1990s).
@@goober81 Fun Fact: Bill Mechanic the person who made Don Bluth direct Titan AE, eventually be come the producer of Coraline. Talk about redemption!!!!!!!!
Don saying he doesn’t even like science fiction just adds more salt to the wound of an already doomed movie to begin with
At last, your journey to review all the Don Bluth movies and sequels is at it's end... as soon as you cover _An American Tail,_ it's 3 sequels, and _An All Dogs Christmas Carol._
He does need to see the American Tail and All Dogs cartoons too.
@@erindelgado9639 He already reviewed all Dog's.
@@orangeslash1667 The films, but not the cartoon and then he'll do the Christmas film. Since the Christmas Carol is after the cartoon.
@@erindelgado9639 All Dogs the series ua-cam.com/video/Un0Wxg23uS8/v-deo.html
Christmas Carol: ua-cam.com/video/wXILJAHvwcU/v-deo.html
At least it’s not as boring as the Godzilla anime trilogy (which gave me Titan A.E. vibes) but there are better sci-fi animated movies like Transformers 1986
Oh God don't even remind me about those abominations
@@SIMBA-tq2ch Fun Fact: after the release of Titan, Don and Gary were given the opportunity from Fox to direct Ice Age, But Don refused for some reason?????
It is possible to make a character in it for themselves to eventually turn around and go from scoundrel to hero with a heart that is learning to unharden. What would you call that kind of character in a sci-fi adventure film? I would call them Han Solo. To me Kale is a mix of Luke Skywalker and Han Solo in the sense that he is young, naïve, and also in it for himself until a point is reached where he does start to care about more than number one.
Kale isn't as developed as either character, but he just always seemed like an unlikeable discount mesh of both characters. Here's the thing: This movie is one I would occasionally watch when I was a kid back on VHS and some parts of it I still like, but I've soured on some other aspects of it as well. I will say that given how little time this film had to be put together I would say getting what we have it's not that bad. It's not good, but it's not bad and it's interesting in a few places.
Honestly it might not be amazing but I do quite like the attention to detail they put in as well as the world building,sure it's nothing new but it was quite interesting and executed relatively well
I liked Titan A.E. but I agree it's far from perfect, and I wouldn't have hyped it up as much as other commenters did. All other criticisms aside, I still find it weird that the girl got shot, and all they did was look her over and say "she just needs rest". I don't recall that they even did anything to treat the wound, they just said "sleep off a space gun wound", and even said it as if the guy was totally overreacting. I mean, she did look like she was on the verge of death, I think he has reason to act concerned?
I haven't seen this movie in years, but I remember being ambivalent towards it. The only things I liked were some of the CGI effects and alien designs (especially the 'Demonic Petrie' as you called them), that room containing various animal DNA, and Cale calling the new Earth 'Bob' just because. I agree though that 'Tek' would've been a much better planet name.
How is it that this man can come up with amazing storylines and other stuff like that on the spot, when the people that are actually paid to do that exact thing over a few months or even a couple years come up with the dumbest ideas ever.
And I’m not just talking about this movie. I do acknowledge that they only had 19 months which is not enough time at all, but my original post and the point that I made there still stands.
@@AncientWonder54 This film was Bill Mechanic's idea, which explained why he was kicked out from Fox. Fun Fact: Bill would go on to become the producer of Coraline!!!!!!!!!!
You should review Legends of Oz, the story behind the film is insane!!!!!
THAT MOVIE IS AMAZING I LOVE IT SO MUCH
Don Bluth has a very pleasant sounding voice.
"The opposite of love is not hate, but indifference."
Love and hate are just two sides of the same coin
Indifference is the ring of the coin.
Your better off watching Treasure Planet. It was made by Disney, it utilized the same animation techniques as Disney's Tarzan, and it has actual compelling story behind it.
17:00 Alien designs were actually quite good.
17:40 I don't really see how these legs make it hard to sleep.
It’s his opinion. Just saying (but yeah, the aliens are designed well, especially if they were drawn like they came out of an 80s or even mid 90s Don Bluth movie because regardless of the quality of the movies themselves, the ones from the 1980s being over B-tier, I’m a sucker for that animation).
Drew Barrymore cited this movie and Batman Forever as the two movies she regretted being in.
Titan AE is a movie I still enjoy. It's not perfect, it might be boring to some, but I enjoyed it. Also, review Rise Of The Guardians please.
12:45 Joss Whedon was one of the writers so that's probably why
22:55 For some reason i really want this to appear on like a poster because it just looks so funny
Titan: The Boring Empire?
Funny you and Raisorblade both bring up that film. When making Titan A.E., Michael J. Fox was considered to be in the film as Kale before Matt Damon got the role, but he had difficulty choosing that or Atlantis, so what he did was have his son choose which film to be in and the rest was history.
Yeah, as while I find Titan A.E. overall okay, I won't say it's a great film (okay it's just okay....) as it's not the final hurrah I wanted from Don Bluth as it is a disappointing end for his film career, even I find Anastasia and Bartok better finales than this, and I still stand saying All Dogs go to Heaven as more of his true swan song of Don Bluth's magic or more his peak with Land Before Time. (I agree that Treasure Planet is better as still love the film even to this day. XD)
Well only the American Tail series and All Dogs TV spin-off (and Christmas) left in your Bluth retrospective. :)
the movie isn’t that memorable. Only thing i remember is that part of making a new planet, i didn’t even remember the name of it
The plot of the movie is actually good the characters are just poorly written, it sucks we don't get these 2D CG hybrids anymore with the technology we have now
Regarding the ring theory, I believe you are entirely mistaken. The father gave his son the ring so that when the new planet was born, he could go and join him. Sadly, the Titan's energy ran out and he was unable to create the world. Good thing his son was still able to jump start the Titan with the help of the enemy. lol
Yeah you should talk about Legends of Oz. That whole movie was LEGIT a scam from what has come out. You'll go down a whole rabbit hole with that movie. Rise of the Guardians was actually a movie I adored. Even to this day I like the movie. It's not a BAD movie like Legends of Oz. It had heart and effort put into it. Same with Treasure Planet. Another movie I adore. Another that had a lot of HEART and SOUL put into it. Legends of Oz was just bad. All around bad.
I swear If no one Is gonna revive Don Bluth's Animation, then I'm still gonna be real disappointed In Don himself who promised once he got the Indiegogo up and running we get his classic animation again, but rather waste It all on being the next Disney Live Action Reboots! And since since they also predicted Steven's Powers In Future, I'm surprised the main character himself didn't bother harming one of his pink crybay tantrums almost *murdering* everyone around him trying to help him!!!
So after talking about this and how you have seen everything in it already - what are your number 1 and number 2 movies to watching that covering everything in this movie
I heard theres like a book or something about this that I heard was pretty good.
14:38 At least District 9 touched on that idea.
Um, if you think this movie is boring, you obviously have not seen Waterworld. This is actually one of those movies where I fell asleep or struggled to stay awake. Meanwhile, I actually liked this movie so much (and I'm not much for science fiction either) that I named the main character in my most recently completed novel, "The Wanderers" Cale *Hunter* in thinking of Cale Tucker and modeled the character after Cale Tucker himself, right down to the facial features and the body frame.
The movie isn’t boring but okay🤣
It's not boring in the traditional sense, but it is a type of boring. One of the biggest problems is there are no rising stakes, or much of any stakes throughout the film. The beginning shows Earth getting destroyed, and from that point forward we see very little of what humans are going through or any suffering they're enduring. All humans seem to be surviving well enough, without fear of being hunted down, not under subjugation, and don't act defeated. If Kale were to die early in the film, or even if the Titan got destroyed at the end, all of humanity wouldn't really lose anything and their lives wouldn't be affected negatively. Our "heroes" don't really do anything heroic. Our villains don't really have clear motivations behind their actions. The humor isn't particularly clever nor well executed. Even the ending on "Planet Bob" wasn't very inspiring with its scenery. Just some jagged rocks, rain, a coastline and waterfalls, and some green shading to suggest maybe some plant life. It wasn't entirely boring, but it also wasn't good by most objective measures of a film.
@@Eidolon1andOnly I get what your saying but I still find it enjoyable enough
@@Cody-to9kn I find it somewhat enjoyable, it's just nothing that was really original or spectacular, or even that memorable tbh. I understand why it is the way it is though, and I think it was a valiant effort behind all those involved. I'd say it's a slightly above mediocre film which has some good and even really good scenes. Maybe between 6-7 stars outta 10.
@@Eidolon1andOnly Fun Fact: Bill Mechanic the person who made Don Bluth direct Titan AE, eventually be come the producer of Coraline. Talk about redemption!!!!!!!!
Yo Raisor, I know you're all wrapped up in Don Bluth's films, but I remembered you had reviewed on what you thought about Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal and I just thought 🤔 this. Why didn't you just talk about each episode, especially since they released the second season of this glorious dino masterpiece? I know you already knew this show was already gonna be amazing, but from my own experience of watching primal, I think you should see the second season and let us know your opinion on the second season. I'd love to hear it. ✌️ Out
I honestly agree with you Raisorblade. While I don't think it is the worst Don Bluth movie, Troll in Central Park is always number one, Titan A.E is, in my opinion, the biggest disappointment. And thank you for sharing your thoughts on it instead of just forcing your opinion to anyone.
8:06 Also where did that "OOPS" sound effect come from?
Hey huh, l know this may seem weird to ask, but if Raisorblade thought that this movie was bad... What would he think about "Ant Z"?
Hey RaisorBlade! First off, this is my first time leaving a comment on any of your reviews after having to enjoy your content for nearly a few years now.
Anyways, this might be a long post here (I apologize in advance) but I just want to say that I had definitely grew up with this film when it first came out and I remember seeing it for the first time on VHS back in 2001 when I was 7 years old at the time and so I would eventually end up having to watch it on repeat over and over again as it would become my most favorite animated film of my whole childhood; therefore - becoming a part of the early cult following/fandom during that time. In fact, I even owned a novelization adaptation of it and I still have it with me to this very day (along with my first fanart drawing of both Cale and Akima that I drew inside of its front book cover) and I also once had a CD soundtrack of it back then.
So as I got older into my 20s and decided to look back at my old childhood favorite like some years ago (mid-late 2010s), I was initially shocked to find out during my research that this film not only became a box office bomb but it was also responsible for causing the Fox Animation studios to get shut down permanently along with ending both Don and Gary's careers since then and I absolutely had no idea how to process that piece of revelation there as it really got to me personally at first but then it took me awhile to finally realize that just because both its production and marketing had a negative reputation back then doesn't mean that I don't have to enjoy or appreciate watching this film despite its flaws and especially doesn't mean that I'm either stupid or have bad taste in movies whatsoever - most films (especially underrated ones) are all subjective to everyone's own opinions depending on where we're looking for in them both good and bad (pros and cons). Not only that but I even learned that there are still cult followings to this film online based on some of the other movie reviews here on UA-cam that were a bit more positive or on any other fan websites and so apparently I'm not alone in this. So yeah, after hearing out both the pros and cons from other people's criticisms on this film, I would learn to just accept the fact that this film wasn't all that perfect than I used to think from my childhood's perspective back then due to my lack of critical thinking skills as a kid and my nostalgia bias as an adult.
Also, about your input on the Titan A.E./Treasure Planet comparison controversy, I was gonna plan on bringing that subject up if you were to not mention the fact that Treasure Planet was in and out of production for more than a decade despite Titan A.E. coming out two years prior to that film's theatrical release but either way I'm glad you did your research on that and brought it up to everyone about it. In fact, Titan A.E. pretty much started out as an idea on being a live-action film under the working title "Planet Ice" when it was in development in 1998 before Don and Gary were later both hired to direct this film and so I don't think there was any way that Titan A.E. could've been influenced by Treasure Planet or even the other way around for that matter since Treasure Planet most likely wasn't even brought up to the public back then for anyone to steal those ideas. So yeah, I totally agree with you that it was definitely all just a pure coincidence as they just took place at the wrong time (although two years apart but you get what I mean).
Speaking of which, I was also thinking about bringing up the similarities between that situation and the other situation involving the Thief and the Cobbler/Aladdin comparison controversy back in 1992 as a good example since The Thief and the Cobbler was in and out of production for 29 years (the longest for any animated film in history) and so Aladdin was already in production for awhile before anyone outside of the Disney animation studio would acknowledged this before it was too late since it was scheduled to be released in November 1992 while The Thief film (still during its ongoing production) was also initially scheduled to be released around the same time Aladdin would come out. So because of the similarities between both of those films and wanting to avoid major competition, Warner Bros had no choice but to pull the film back further to a different release date schedule and instead have it come out in 1993 under a different movie title "The Princess and the Cobbler" and then being re-edited into a different film and later being renamed as "Arabian Knight" in 1995. Anyways, just to get to my point, because of the fact that those two versions were released after Aladdin first came out, most people back then thought that The Thief was a ripoff of Aladdin when it's actually far from the truth and especially the fact that some of its production crew really thought that Disney had deliberately stole their film's concept since the production on their film had been documented by the media over the years when in reality Aladdin started out as an idea by Howard Ashman back in 1988 as he took inspiration from the classic tale of Aladdin but also adding in a more 1930s-styled jazz broadway musical vibe to it; overall - the whole situation was also a pure coincidence as well.
Actually, now that I come to think of it, Disney had pretty much had a reputation when it comes to controversies involving allegations of stealing other people's ideas such as the Kimba the White Lion/Lion King comparison and the Nadia/Atlantis comparison but then again I'm pretty sure they're just all complete coincidences in the end of the day. Maybe...maybe not...I mean, who knows? 🤷🏻♂️
Anyways, I just wanted to share my own thoughts and other fun facts/trivias relevant to this topic and I also appreciate that even though you may not like it as much as anyone else you were still at least being respectful about acknowledging other people's different opinions than yours even if you disagree with them.
Like always, keep up the great work on your movie reviews dude! 👍
P.S. if you could, would you be open to consider on doing a movie review on both three different versions of The Thief and the Cobbler one of these days whenever you have the time? If so, here are those versions in chronological order: The Princess and the Cobbler (1993), Arabian Knight (1995), and The Thief and the Cobbler: Recobbled Cut (2013); which their full movies can be seen on UA-cam for free by the way. Also, I don't mind if you would like to use my comments here for any of your future videos as an example if you want for whatever reason; you have my full permission.
P.P.S. (1) as another small fun fact here and since you mentioned about Blue Sky Studios being involved in this film, Don was initially being offered about taking on making the film "Ice Age" as his next project (also initially starting out as a 2D animated film concept before later being switched to CGI) but he quickly turned down the offer; I mean just imagine what Ice Age would've been like if it was directed by Don and Gary instead in their style hypothetically speaking?
(2) since you do movie reviews at home, I would also be doing the same thing too on my UA-cam channel...except that I won't get paid for it than I initially planned long ago since I would rather do it just for the fun of it and to express my opinions as well.
(3) and because I'm both a self-proclaimed UA-cam film critic and a movie buff fan, I wanted to become both a film director/producer/screenwriter and a 2D animator someday as my future careers since that has always been my dream when I was kid and plus I was thinking about making plans on wanting to direct a biopic drama film about the life and career of Richard Williams including his involving with the long production history on The Thief and the Cobbler film; just something for you or anyone to look forward to someday in the near future (hopefully).
Anyways, that's all I got to say for now and I think I'm done blabbering myself away...sorry lol.
you made this too long shorten it a bit please
@@seasoncookie Yeah...I had a feeling someone might complain about this eventually.
Well Season Cookie, you're not wrong there; I could've approached my comments a little better instead of rambling on with excessive details like that. But you know, I just thought that maybe it probably wouldn't hurt to share whatever came to my mind at the time and get a little personal with my Titan A.E. fandom background.
Also, if you weren't aware of this, Raisorblade did had responded to a few other comments that were pretty long to read from some of his past movie reviews and so I thought maybe he wouldn't mind at all and had the patience to hear me out if he ever had the chance to see my comments here but if not then that's fine with me either way.
So anyways, to answer your question, yeah I honestly don't think I'll be revising my whole previous comment just because I don't think that's really necessary and plus I'm just too lazy/impatient to even care about reediting every single word I had ever left on here; sorry...too much of a chore.
Either way, thanks for at least pointing out one of my flaws and I'll keep in mind to get better on trying to summarize my comments next time. Have a good day. 😉
@@dustinschaefbauer2481 im on mobile and like the screen is small so i can't read a lot of words, can u sumerize what u said please.
@@seasoncookie Oh...ok, I see what you mean now.
Sorry, I thought you were annoyed by me having to write my comments too long but apparently I have mistaken.
Ok well, I don't know about what type of mobile phone you have but in my case I use an iPhone XR so I have no problem with reading anyone's comments on here.
But since you're having a hard time reading my comments and want me to summarize them just for you, I guess that'll be fine then.
So here's what I summarized for you:
"I was 7 years old when I got to see Titan A.E. for the first time on VHS back in 2001 and I would end up becoming a big fan of that movie at the time and even owned both an adapted novelization book and a CD soundtrack back then.
Years later when I reached my 20s (somewhere between the mid-late 2010s), I would eventually find out that it had a pretty bad reputation back then and so I was confused and shocked at first til I later realized that it was ok if it had flaws in it after hearing out what everyone had to say about this film and just accepted it.
As for the Titan A.E./Treasure Planet controversy, I think it was definitely all just a pure coincidence and nobody ripped off anyone; especially the same thing goes for the other controversies such as The Thief and the Cobbler/Aladdin similarities, Kimba the White Lion/Lion King similarities, and the Nadia/Atlantis similarities for that matter.
Also, Titan A.E. was originally known as "Planet Ice" at one point during its early development before both Don and Gary took over the project and changed its working title and character designs for this film.
And finally, from my side notes, I was just asking RaisorBlade if he wanted to consider on doing some movie reviews on both different versions of The Thief and the Cobbler someday as a request."
Anyways, does that answer your question now?
I feel like it was decently interesting but respect your input
1:13 I know the films didn’t perform all that well at the box office, but like… ouch… ☹️
(if anyone hasn’t seen them, I would recommend watching them as soon as humanly possible)
#tekking
I want to see your version of Titan AE
I haven't seen Titan A.E. cuz it actually looked boring but you've made the same point I made to comment sections about The Thundermans and The Villains of Valley View comparisons: just because they did it first doesn't mean they did it better.
You think this is boring watch "Battle for Terra"
I loved it and still do.
Same
same!
@@seasoncookie Fun Fact: After the Land before Time, Don was given the opportunity to make a Saturday morning Cartoon with the same with Quality as his films. Then Don Said, Screw that lets make All Dogs go to Heaven instead.
@@orangeslash1667 dogs go to heaven 1 wasn't that bad, 2 is way worse
@@seasoncookie Don wasn't involved with 2.
I remember watching the movie and I'll admit it was meh and I remember seeing one deleted scene in the scene where they try to sneak in that place where its guarded by the the intelligent guard, there was a scene where akima knocked a a group of aliens when she was in the glass box, but other then that I thought the movies okay.
I think your take on that movie sounds hotter than my take on _Across the Spider-Verse._
this was the one don bluth movie i never fully watched. i seen the opening and had it on as background noise but never fully committed to actually sitting down and watching it.
you didn’t pay much attention to the opening. ok.
I watched this just today with my boyfriend and yeah i agree with a ton of the points you made. I think what really made it worse was the fact we watched Treasure Planet right before it, comparing the two is honestly night and day. Treasure Planet has such a richer story and more interesting characters even down to Morph. The relation between Cale and the girl (I genuinely dont remember her name) was like Amelia and Doppler but they just stripped away anything interesting about the characters.
I even forgot this movie existed I remember the trailers because of the Creed song higher
These video always get funnier when British Joe comes onscreen.
22:46 i love this so much!!! 😂😂😂
When you get to Anastasia you HAVE to cover its prequel movie Bartok the Magnificent! It was the last movie Don Bluth worked on before retiring
I already reviewed both those movies. 😊
@@RaisorBlade Fun Fact: Bill Mechanic the person who made Don Bluth direct Titan AE, eventually be come the producer of Coraline. Talk about redemption!!!!!!!!
@@RaisorBladeWhen are you going to review An American Tail 3 & 4 (we feel like you reviewed every Don Bluth movie/sequel except for these two gems that are forgotten, even by AAT standards. That, and eventually, with the design of Tanya’s head in Fievel Goes West, I’d like to revive the franchise in The Kieran Glen Harris Stark Show with episodes like take for instance “Tanya & Yasha: The Mousekewitz Sisters” where they’re all grown up as over a century has passed) and do you watch Jambareeqi (the guy who makes rankings, reviews and lists of the top 5, including a ranking of the Don Bluth sequels)?
Treasure Planet A. E.
Titan a.e was release before so shoulded it be after?
@@seasoncookie I know. That's a joke
@@homecruz7743 Fun Fact: after the release of Titan, Don and Gary were given the opportunity from Fox to direct Ice Age, But Don refused for some reason?????
I actually originally disliked it seeimg at the movies in 2000 cos it just seemed to be a movie that could of set up a huge franchise but found the story was not what i expected, HOWEVER....ive watched again a couple times after finding it on Disney+ and now find as an adult viewer its actually a heartfelt and decent movie and the theme of cales loss of parents and redemption actually made a touching story
Planet Bob was the only thing i liked in Titan AE.
Missed opportunity to call it Titan B.S.
Honestly I only saw this movie once when it came out, I was so lost lol
Hey raisorblade can you review treasure planet
he did didn't he?
@@seasoncookie when did raisorblade review treasure planet and this review of titan a e he said treasure planet was great
@@henrymockingbird9645 Fun Fact: Bill Mechanic the person who made Don Bluth direct Titan AE, eventually be come the producer of Coraline. Talk about redemption!!!!!!!!
I really fill sorry for don bluth and Gary Goldman and everyone who worked on titan AE don bluth was forced to make this movie he didn't have a choice it was make the movie of get most likely get fired and titan AE bomb in the box office
25:21, 25:56 helluva boss?!
Titan A.E was a decent movie i prefer treasure planet and can you do a video on Terra nova
It’s very good👍
Me too!
@@yourtimetraveleralara
@@yourtimetraveleralara It’ is very good isn’t it 😀
@@sussexborn7638 yes
@@yourtimetraveleralara Fun Fact: after the release of Titan, Don and Gary were given the opportunity from Fox to direct Ice Age, But Don refused for some reason?????
Hell even rock a doodle seems like it has movie personality than tian ae because at least rock a doodle fell a fun drug trip put animation
As bland as this film was it's not the worst sci-fi animated film released in the year 2000. That honor goes to Heavy Metal 2000.
I will admit I do have a soft spot for this movie. If I had to rank the Don Bluth films from worst to best, IMO:
11. A Troll in Central Park
10. Rock-a-Doodle
9. Thumbelina
8. The Pebble and the Penguin
7. Titan AE
6. Bartok the Magnificent
5. All Dogs Go To Heaven
4. An American Tail
3. Anastasia
2. The Land Before Time
1. The Secret of NIMH
THIS IS THE BEST MOVIE
Cute
As an aspiring filmmaker, I intend to show, don't tell.
But of course. If you can't come up with a good script. You're dead out of the gate.
Treasure Planet is a better film.
So is Rise of the Guardians; sure it has its flaws, but it's still more interesting than this movie.
@@sarahsims6164 Fun Fact: Bill Mechanic the person who made Don Bluth direct Titan AE, eventually be come the producer of Coraline. Talk about redemption!!!!!!!!
Dear Rasiorblade,
Can you review Bratz the movie? It is by far the worst movie to me and is a movie where nobody put any effort into it. I have never even seen an animated film this horrible. If you decide to review it, be prepared! It will be the worst thing you’ve ever seen!
-Collector’s stories
here's my question
why did they need to make a new planet at all?
why not settle on a new planet? why hasn't humanity already done that even before Earth Blew up? they clearly had FTL travel so why did they want to stay on Earth?
I respect your opinion. For me Titan AE is a masterpiece, the computer effects in the theater looked amazing and the story was very dark, but I admit that movie is not for everyobody, in few words, if you love Frozen and Disney stuff, you will defitinely find this movie boring, in my case I found Treasure planet too much childish, but thats because I saw Neon Genesis Evangelion, Those who hunt elves, Akira, etc before watiching Titan AE. I think Treasure Planet is Titan AE for Disney stuff lovers, this is my opinion only.
This may be irrelevant but it’s sad about said kid characters who were talking about soccer that they’re the first ever black characters I’ve seen in a Don Bluth movie.
I rented the video (VHS) of this movie with the intention to watch it repeatedly......I never did repeat viewings... inspite of the animation technology that Bluth got hold of ...the story and characters are simply unlikable or uninteresting.
The hero in this movie looked a lot like Dimitri from Anastasia. He's like him but with blond hair. Also, this guy is a jerk! He is too confident, insult the girl for no reason. It's hard to find him likable 😐
The action is ok in the movie but the 3D is really ugly. Really easy to see unlike in Treasure planet. She was pretty and it was cool to see a city on the moon. I don't remember any cool stuff from Titan a.e.
I don’t agree, I of course, everyone’s entitled to their opinion.
i loved the movie when i was a kid but i rewatched it when i was older and yeah it is really fucking boring
Just to let you know, i watched adgth Christmas carol and it was worse than adgth 2
Says that his dad sucks and then show literally three people
I love the movie
Stop all of this brother bear slander
What is it with you and considering Sci Fi movies boring? First Lightyear and now this? Joking aside, list 10 sci fi movies you like
He doesn't like sci-fi thats why he says their all boring, i remember i think he did treasure planet or something else and he called it really boring.
I remember renting this once. It's a perfect example of a very lame movie.
My friends showed me this movie and said it was good, and I watched it and was just like "...?"
I'll agree with you this time...
Titan A.E. sucks
Sorry Titan A.E. lovers... I just hate Titan A.E. because it is so boring...
Bruh
Great review
Totally agree with this film but, bruh. I actually enjoyed Luck.
YES luck was the best movie, i think it deserves an oscar because they made her feel like a real person!
This movie is bulls**t
You got a lot less likes on this one
Either you pissed a lot people or no one cares to like the vid
Of all the live action remakes why doesn't Disney make this Atlantis and Treasure Planet live action?
Because Disney are Cowards