Treasure Planet Movie Reaction | First Time Watching
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Even in death, captain Flint really said "if I can't have this treasure, no one can"
Pettyyyyyyyy
"What kind of bad guy are you?"
The most interesting and complicated bad guy Disney has ever created, that's what kind.
Silver is a very complex bad guy - one reason why this story is so great.
This is a great adaptation of Treasure Island IMO, definitely underrated. It's also interesting seeing it from the viewpoint of someone who doesn't know the original 😀
I agree
This movie had a sequel in production (by the same passionate creators) but Disney cancelled it because of this movie not performing well in cinemas. They sadly chose to realease this in cinemas around the same time as the 1st Harry Potter movie I think, which might have taken all the attention away from this movie, which probably made it perform (far) worse than it normally would have.
Disney deliberately killed this movie. The marketing was bad and they put this between Harry Potter 2 and a James Bond film.
@@DarthUmbraYeah I heard the same thing. Apparently it was mainly because they were trying to transition to 3D animation. Wonder what they thought of that transition now.
They purposely sunk it by not giving it any advertising and they knew how it’d perform coming out right after Harry Potter. They could have chosen any other month but they put it RIGHT after that one… it’s a bit too big of a coincidence for most people to ignore. They wanted to shift to 3d animation and with its failure they could point at it and use as example to say,”Hey look, 3d is more profitable than 2d. Let’s just do 3d now.”
Disney under-promoting this film was definitely a part of it. Treasure Planet was also a very expensive film to make (the most expensive traditionally animated film, with an est. of 140 million dollars in budget), which means it bombing was basically the final nail in the franchise's coffin.
DAMN. This was primed for a sequel where Jim grown up goes on a quest to discover the identity of who built the mechanism in the first place !!
The area they travel in is called The Etherium (not space as we know it), that's why they can breathe there without spacesuits.
I love how Jim and Silver help redeem each other while trolling the audience into thinking they are out to get each other until only one of them is left standing. Epic!
Fun thing about this movie at the end when you see Jim in the dress uniform it's because in the second movie he was going to go to a prestigious military academy off of a recommendation from Captain Amelia, where he would have went on another space adventure reuniting with Silver, meeting a love interest, and encountering his father. But because the sequel never got green lit we only see this ending.
Also the reason they can breath they have one line at the beginning where they mention the Etherium which is like a breathable space, space with atmosphere so they have open ships because they will not suffocate so if your not on a planet or a ship with artificial gravity you will just float through it until you die from dehydration or starvation.
This ending was very good, but I would’ve LOVED a sequel made my this same team. Well, at least we know he gets to see Silver again, so 10/10! 👍
I wish that they would have just made the sequel regardless of what Disney said
12:10
Though it might not be realistic, the universe of Treasure planet is based on an old European idea of what space was like. Many of the the planets and galaxies here exist within something called the Etherium: a stable intergalactic atmosphere that allows for breathing and even intense space weather. And somewhere at the edge of this Etherium is the void that we now see as outer space.
Most people don't realize that this is a Steampunk inspired film and takes many elements from that science fantasy subgenre. Like the reason they can breathe in space is due to the existence of the aether, which is a substance that people used to believe existed in space and worked like oxygen. It is still a common aspect of steampunk, though its function may vary. Just about all of the technology and concepts are rooted pretty firmly in Steampunk, the aesthetic being a mix of retro science fantasy/fiction and the Victorian era. Sad that this film wasn't more popular.
One of my favorite Disney movies! I watched this over and over again after I got my hands on a home release...I think I have both the DvD and blu-ray copies. In their behind the scenes extras, they said this was the first feature length movie where animation studio integrated 3d graphics onto a 2d character (Silver's mechanical features were 3d). I also loved this movie since it was atypical from the 'Disney' brand and told what I felt was a different story. Atlantis or The Emperor's New Groove next? :D
I have seen Atlantis!!, buuuuuut the other one might be a collab ( I actually forgot to touch base with the other RUclipsr lmao!! ) thanks for keeping me on track haha
This and "The Emperor's New Groove" are the most under-rated Disney animated feature films.
I’d include Atlantis the Lost Empire on that list too.
Yeah, but at least Atlantis had seequel and Emperor´s even got a TV series.
So sad Treasure Planet didn´t have a sequel.
@@123roccosi wouldn’t really count milos return as a sequel it was just a compilation of like 3 or 4 episodes of the cancelled tv series
Loved your reaction to this movie. I'm glad a lot more people are discovering this hidden gem. Some other great movies from Disney that came out in the early 2000's were Atlantis the lost empire and the Emperor's new groove.
YESS this movie is a hidden gem! I might be watching the Emperor's New Groove soon too
B.E.N. is like a combination of Jar Jar Binks and C-3PO
damn you're right XD
This movie has a unique form of nostalgia for me as the last time I watched it was *way back* in kindergarten during "nap time"
This movie resonated alot with early 2000s kids you would be surprised the impact not having a stable father figure in a young boys life can have it's you can see how it effects jim and how Silver takes up the role unintentionally and genuinely cares about him and can see Jims progression with his outfit.
It everts so many expectations.
As a kid, I adored this movie and never really felt like Silver was a bad guy necessarily unlike the bad guys who followed him to Treasure Planet. Silver was definitely a typical pirate desiring treasure, but he also had a big enough heart to take in Jim and give him the father figure he had desperately needed. He managed to take a delinquent with no plan for the future and gave him the push and motivation to strive for being a better man. In the end he made his choice of what type of man he wanted to be, as well. So he's a fantastic choice for a "bad guy" in my book.
I really relate to this movie and have loved it ever since it came out. My parents divorced, and even though my mother remarried I was never close to my stepdad. I ended up being mentored through my childhood by a friend of my grandmother's and got really close to him. He taught me a lot of what I knew.
38:54 - I like to think he kept a couple coins/gemstones for himself, one to sell to get him going and one just to keep both as a memento of the adventure and as a last piece of the treasure.
39:08 - Logically speaking, Flint plundering so many precious metals and gemstones made the tiny bits they *did* get *WAY* more valuable, that's why they were able to rebuild the entire inn with only a handful. Had they brought back all of it, they could've crashed entire planetary economies like Mansa Musa did in Egypt.
(Though that's pretty much bound to happen anyway since the exploding planet would've launched mountain-sized piles of melted gold across the galaxy that people could stumble upon.)
Trueeeeee
I love what'shisname's honesty, 'I really, really really, really, _really_ want to go, *and* its the right thing.'
Amazing reaction as usual. I don’t know if you did it yet but watch Muppet Treasure Island. You will love it and have a fun time watching.
Muppet Treasure Island is one of the better adaptations. Muppet literature really should have been a bigger thing.
Nah I never even knew they did it. I didn’t watch the muppets as a kid :(
Nia maki:-"how are they breathing in space"? Narrator:-"Winds of the Eatherium". You see, eather means there's Air! And thus, the sails capture solar energy instead of winds. Neat?
Mr Scroop was my first experience of a villain 'without scruple'
to send a fellow sailor into the depths, to a demise that every sailor fears, in a situation where everyone was working together is out of order
This movie was super expensive to make because it was almost entirely made with an animation system known as deep canvas that Disney developed that they still own all rights too that allows for absolutely incredible 3D/2d animation that still hasn’t been replicated by other studios
They hoarded the tech so no one can get the upper hand and outdo them
Treasure Planet is the most expensive traditionally animated film of all time. From what I've heard, Disney *chose* to barely market the film, which would've had a hand in why it bombed. It's a shame too. Every character (except B.E.N. most of the time) is genuinely enjoyable, and Silver and Jim's father-son relationship is so heartwarming.
Just so you know...
Mr. Arrow isn't dead. And won't be, for a VERY VERY long time. It'll be eons before his body is finally torn apart by tidal forces near the event horizon of the black hole. By the time he gets anywhere near dying, time dilation will have slowed him down so much that even a second would be a subjective eternity.
Ironically, he'll very literally outlive everyone else in the universe. Only to die in the most horrible way possible at the very end.
Yeah...black holes are bad. Just sayin'.
Arrow was basically my best friend,it was all I could do to not cry when I was delivering the eulogy
For the Temptations reference, I both feel happy and slightly sad in a nostalgic sense
14:54 As you saw, yes. He did and this movie is actually based on the book 'Treasure Island' from the 1800's and follows the same general story. This movie is literally 'Treasure Island IN *SPACE'* which....well it somehow worked. Another movie you should react to is also based on the same book is 'Muppet Treasure Island.' That movie is awesome in a different way.
In regards to your Clone Wars reactions. You should be watching in chronological order or you will be confused as ever. Its not like Marvel
it still bugs me that the failure of this movie at the box office, caused Disney to shut down their animation dept for a time
39:04 I'd call it compassion haha :D
This is an amazing, fun, underrated favorite....
Glad I found ur channel/reaction...
This is right before Disney merged with Pixar (I think).. and it's combo animated/CGI..
If you love this movie, there's a cool and really underrated show called storm hawks, where two episodes focus on the murk raiders! And those guys(like many in that show)are totally hoot!
This movie is a classic! I know its not alot of people's favorite Disney film, but I hope you like it! 🙏🏽💪
15:44 I understand. When I saw this as a kid, I was confused myself 😂
This is a good movie, for sure it is and I wish they had done a second one or a sequel to it.
For Disney movies, I highly - HIGHLY - recommend Zootopia and Holes. Really enjoying your reactions, looking forward to more!
38:42 Now this, puts a smile on my face 😌
Maybe the lesson of the movie was that people can change?
This was a fun movie but IMO, the very best version of "Treasure Island" was made for television starring Charlton Heston "Long John Silver", Christian Bale "Jim Hawkins", Oliver Reed "Billy Bones", and Christopher Lee as "Blind Pew".
loved your reaction for real
My favorite Disney(non Pixar)movie ever made. Shame Disney doesn’t even acknowledge its existence not even for a rerelease at the 100th anniversary just a generic Instagram post for 20 years from the movie released.
Truly shame because it’s a gem of a movie
love the reaction you saying they aren't going to address how they can beathe out there im like.. its an amazing scene and a great movie.... let it just be Disney :)
22:16 Oh snaps, it kind of is! 💪
If you can find it you would probably really like a movie called Titan A.E. It has a similar feel to this one but it isn't Disney.
Not my favorite adaptation of Treasure Island (there's one with Eddie Izzard as LJS that is A+, and of course Muppet Treasure Island), but I really enjoy the aesthetic of Treasure Planet. And Kevin Kline's voice acting is always hilarious.
I never knew about the other adaptations! I thought this one was great though!
Kevin Kline?🤨
My favorite Disney film 💯🔥
You should also react to Muppet Treasure Island.
10:39 Yikes! 😂
15:18 😌
Wait they had Japanese dubbed Disney movies?
15:21 Yikes 😂
10:15 👀
38:36 genial
10:35 I don't know if you know what you did there, but shame on you😢
So glad you enjoyed this film! This film is based on the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson called Treasure Island. There’s even a sci-fi miniseries of it called Treasure Island featuring Elijah Wood and Eddie Izzard. There’s even one that was done by the Muppets, Muppets Treasure Island. That one is just as funny and hilarious. Other films that I recommend are The Great Mouse Detective, Mighty Joe Young, Monkey Trouble, Alaska, The Iron Giant, Pete’s Dragon (1977), and The Amazing Panda Adventure.
💰🪐🏴☠️💛💙💚
"feline" that feels like a slur