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TitleTitan A.E.
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Year2000
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GenreScience Fiction
 
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Submitted by M Reis 
(Nov 22, 2008)

Titan A.E. is about the journey of Cale, a young man who finds out is holding the key to world in his hands. The opening of the movies shows the destruction of earth by Drej aliens. Cale (voice by Matt Damon) is haunted by the legacy of his father, who abandoned him but created the spaceship Titan, which holds the key to the new home of humankind. With the plan for Titan imprinted in his hand, Cale finds himself teaming up with the mysterious Captain Korso (voice by Bill Pullman) who will bring Cale in the most bizarre adventure of his life. In the ship, Cale falls in love with one of Captain Korso’s crew members, a beautiful woman pilot called Akima (voice by Drew Barrymore).
Titan A.E. was a good animated movie with likable characters and good storyline. The movie had awesome animation that included some of the best special effects that I had ever seen in animation movies. Fox made a good choice by making this movie because it is appealing to both sci-fi and anime viewers. The thing that is most interesting about the movie is how the keeps everybody guessing about what is going to happen next. These are the expectations that people should have when watching a movie. The graphics used just take the story to another level and really bring a lot to the imagination. Sure there are lots of clichés like boy saves girl and ends up with her in the end, but that is what makes movie viewers want to keep watching the movie. Critics can say that Titan A.E. is not a good movie, but I do not agree. This movie was done to become an eye candy for viewers and I think that it was nicely done.


 

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