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Treasure Planet

Treasure Planet

Treasure Planet

Treasure Planet

PG
1h 35m
2002

Fresh

69%

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age 9+

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Buckle up for thrills and excitement as a classic story of friendship, courage, and self-discovery gets an incredible futuristic twist for an all-new generation. A secret map inspires a thrilling treasure hunt across the universe as young Jim Hawkins and a hilarious cosmic crew headed by the daring Captain Amelia set off in search of their destiny. Aboard a glittering space galleon, Jim meets the ship's cyborg cook, John Silver, who teaches him the value of friendship and the power of dreams. Jim soon teams up with his crazy new robot pal, B.E.N., and the shape-shifting Morph to discover a treasure greater than he ever imagined.

Director:

John Musker, Ron Clements

Producer:

John Musker, Ron Clements, Roy Conli

Writer:

Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, Ron Clements, John Musker, Rob Edwards

Cast:

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Brian Murray, Emma Thompson, David Hyde Pierce, Martin Short, Roscoe Lee Browne, Michael Wincott, Micheal McShane, Corey Burton, Patrick McGoohan, Laurie Metcalf, Austin Majors, Tony Jay

© 2002 Disney Enterprises, Inc.

Featurette

Pirate Definitions

Pirate Flags

Real Pirates

Code Of Conduct

Deleted Scenes

Original Prologue "Adult Jim"

Original Sequence Two "Jim Meets Ethan"

Alternate Ending

Alternate Ending "Rebuilding The Benbow"

Extras

DISNEY'S ANIMATION MAGIC: CONCLUSION

ANIMATION: "THE HOOK" TEST

STORY: BEHIND THE SCENES INTRODUCTION

DISNEY'S ANIMATION MAGIC: HOOK TEST INTRO

Music Video

"I'm Still Here (Jim's Theme)" Music Video Performed By John Rzeznik Of The Goo Goo Dolls

Making Of

John Silver: The "Hook" Test

John Silver: Silver Arm Test

Trailers

Teaser Trailer

Theatrical Trailer

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

Fresh

69%

Critics Consensus: Though its characterizations are weaker than usual, Treasure Planet offers a fast-paced, beautifully rendered vision of outer space.

Reviews

Sergio Benítez

Fresh

A splendid adventure film that doesn't mistreat its characters under the weight of the most hackneyed archetypes of the company. [Full Review in Spanish]

Behind The Lens

Debbie Lynn Elias

Fresh

Another artistically masterful animated classic from Disney, Treasure Planet is like a super-nova, energetically exploding in a panorama of eye-popping candy colors.

November 9, 2019

rachelsreviews.net

Fresh

To me it felt tedious, but I admire what they were trying to do.

February 22, 2019

Fat Guys at the Movies

Fresh

an adventure with some incredibly creative ways to pay tribute to Disney's original classic while realistically updating the story for a new generation

Creative Loafing

Rotten

The addition of an insufferable robot named B.E.N. (Martin Short) cripples much of the film's momentum and renders many of the latter scenes unwatchable (a friend once dubbed B.E.N. "the Jar-Jar Binks of animation," and she was absolutely right).

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Common Sense Media

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age 9+

Common Sense Says

Outer-space pirate treasure hunt lots of fun; fab animation.

What Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that Treasure Planet is a swashbuckling pirate adventure in outer space that is a delight for kids who understand the difference between reality and fantasy. Time and again, the film puts young Jim Hawkins and his treasure-hunting partners in danger. Soaring cartoon mayhem and suspense come from mighty explosions, firestorms, black holes, mutinous interspecies creatures, air battles, and multiple narrow escapes. A few featured characters die; one falls into a black hole. Lots of comedy along with the derring-do, including a creature who speaks "flatula" loud, clear, and odiferous.

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Additional Info

Genre:Family, Sci-Fi
Release Date:November 27, 2002
Languages:English, Spanish
Captions:English, Spanish
Audio Format:
5.1
Screen Pass Eligible:Yes

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