Treasure Planet

United States

2002

95 Min

Color

English

Currently 2.8/5 Stars.
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PROD Roy Conli, John Musker, Ron Clements

SCR Robert Louis Stevenson, John Musker, Ron Clements, Rob Edwards, Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio

CAST Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Brian Murray, Laurie Metcalf, Patrick McGoohan, Roscoe Lee Browne

PROD DES Frank Nissen, Steven Olds, Andy Gaskill

ANIM Glen Keane, Ken Duncan, John Pomeroy, Michael Show, Oskar Urretabizkaia, Sergio Pablos, Jared Beckstrand, Nancy Beiman, Julia Evershade, T. Daniel Hofstedt, Adam Dykstra, Ellen Woodbury

Synopsis

With his father out of the picture and his mother at her wit’s end, Jim Hawkins is a rebelous teenager seen by the world as a slacker with no future. Even Jim fails to see what good could come from his life until one fateful night a dying pirate give him the map to all of his dreams – the legendary loot of Captain Nathaniel Flint. As his journey into space aboard a ship of unsavory characters begins, Jim finds a mentor in the crew’s cook, a cyborg named John Silver. However, his trust in this new friend proves to be hazardous as they grow ever closer to Treasure Planet. —IMDb

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fleurare

17May13

I love this film. I love it mostly because of Morph, you know, that little pink guy who has the most adorable laugh ever. It also makes me nostalgic, and I think it's really beautiful too.

fleurare

17May13

Definitely underrated.

Invagination

25Mar13

An overlooked Disney film, not one of the greatest but worth seeing

Eingya

29May12

Visually this is probably the least impressive Disney's movie, using a lot of early 2000 cgi. I didn't really enjoyed it that much, there are to many parts when tries too hard to be "cool and hip", the rest is decent but at all forgettable. Definitely a product of its time.

Christopher M. Jones

18Apr12

I think Disney's early '00s movies are some of the most unfairly maligned of their entire history. They captured a pretty distinct air of adventure that their films from other periods tended to lack.

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