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Titan A.E.

Year:
Duration:
94 min
Genres:
Animation | Action | Adventure | Family | Sci-Fi
IMDB rate:
6.6
Director:
Don Bluth
Awards:
1 win & 7 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2000-06-16
Filming Locations: Fox Animation Studios - 2747 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix, Arizona, USA
Earnings
Budget: $75,000,000
Opening Weekend: $9,376,845 (USA) (18 June 2000)
Gross: $22,751,979 (USA) (3 September 2000)
Cast
Actor
Character
Drew Barrymore
Drew Barrymore
Titan A.E.
John Leguizamo
John Leguizamo
Titan A.E.
Matt Damon
Cale Tucker
Bill Pullman
Capt. Joseph Korso
Nathan Lane
Preed
Janeane Garofalo
Stith
Ron Perlman
Professor Sam Tucker
Alex D. Linz
Young Cale
Tone Loc
Tek
Jim Breuer
The Cook
Christopher Scarabosio
Queen Drej
Jim Cummings
Chowquin
Charles Rocket
Firrikash
Ken Hudson Campbell
Po
Tsai Chin
Old Woman
Crystal Scales
Drifter Girl
David L. Lander
The Mayor
Thomas A. Chantler
Male Announcer (voice)
Elaine A. Clark
Citizen
Roy Conrad
Second Human
Leslie Hedger
First Human
Roger Jackson
First Alien
Shannon Orrock
Female Announcer (voice) (as Shanõn Orrock)
Alex Pels
Soldier
Eric Schniewind
Alien
Stephen Stanton
Colonist, Alien Prisoner (voice) (as Stephen W. Stanton)
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Trivia
14 years after its release, this is Don Bluth's last animated film, Bluth has remained vague about a return to animated films but his long time collaborator Gary Goldman has been attempting to finance a film based on Bluth's Dragon's Lair game.
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A.E. stands for After Earth.
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On the drifter colony, the book the girl is reading is "Robinson Crusoe", a story about a man who spends 28 years stranded on an island.
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Goofs
The map on Cale's hand disappears in some scenes.
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Gune's speech patterns suddenly and inexplicably change for a handful of scenes in the middle of the movie. He goes from being completely articulate to pidgin English ("Why they not say goodbye to Gune?" etc.) By the end of the film he's speaking correctly again, just as suddenly and inexplicably. This shows the character's absent-minded personality.
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The laws of physics take a bit of a pounding throughout.
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Quotes
Gune: Hmmm... spaghetti derivative... meatballs, sort of anyway... and... ooh, Kaldorf droppings! Who ate it before you did?
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Preed: But it wasn't just the money the Drej were offering. It was their great health plan. They let me live provided I kill all of you before they get here. They should arrive shortly.
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Gune: Preed! Preed! Aren't you supposed to be watching for the Drej?
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Faq
Q
What is the oldest movie reference in the film?
A
In the scene of Cale seeing Akima for the first time he is whistling Sabu's song from the 1939 "Thief of Baghdad""I want to be a bandit, can't you understand it?"
Q
What are the Drej?
A
The Drej are an extraterrestrial race made of pure energy. They're driven to destroy all humankind, and almost succeed, because humans have become too advanced with technology.
Q
Were there any Star Wars references in the movie?
A
When the rebuilt ship in the drifter colony fail to launch Akima asks Cale if she should "get out and push." Princess Leia asks the same question to Han Solo in Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) when Han is having problems getting the to take off from Hoth.When the drifter ship is first shown, it's possible to see a Death Star attached to it on the lower part of the screen.There's a possible slave-woman being sold, similar to Princess Leia in "Starwars: Return of the Jedi".
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