Titan A.E.

It is impossible to take your eyes off the screen. more

Pure slam-bam space opera. more

A modern digitized lollapalooza concocted out of old-fashioned slam-bang space opera elements. more

An impressive array of themes, stories and sequences. more

It moves so fast you almost forget it leaves the characters in its wake. more

Despite occasional awkwardness in character motion, viewers will be swept away by the luxuriant creation of alternate universes. more

What ultimately keeps Titan A.E. from taking off is an ordinary script. more

The glory of the picture is the eye-popping, surreal backgrounds that blast the conventional characters off the screen. more

Visually impressive but woefully dumbed-down. more

A space shot worth taking. more

Amazon Verified Purchase ( What's this? ) Once again, I find myself defending the substance of a movie that everyone claims has none. First off, let me say that this movie has a unique and complex plot. I really don't see how anyone can dislike Titan's storyline. The Titan is NOT like the Genesis device from the Wrath of Kahn (Titan builds a new planet, while Genesis provides instant terraforming of an existing world) and Cale has NOTHING in common with Luke Skywalker except blonde hair. I've seen movies that ended with the end of the world (End of Evangelion, for example), but this is the... more

Ok, so the film bombed, and killed ANY chance to see another spectacular film like this from Fox Studios ever again. I hope it will get much more attention on DVD then it did in theatres. Hopefully it will also have alot of fun and cool features for the fans. This movie shows that Disney isn't the only ones with animation talent. But unlike Disney Fox isn't afraid to market to an older audience. The characters are all very cool, with an original plot to boot! Some neat plot twists along the way, and VERY VERY VERY cool animation mixed BEAUTIFULLY with the best special effects you'll ever... more