Titan A.E.

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In 3028, years after planet Earth is destroyed, a young man, Cale (Matt Damon), discovers that a mark on his hand is a map to the lost space station Titan, making him the last hope for the survival of the human race. He sets off for the adventure of his life with Korso (Bill Pullman), the beautiful Akima (Drew Barrymore) and the pressure to save humanity. Directors Don Bluth and Gary Goldman's sci-fi epic boasts beautifully realized animation.
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Netflix Rating: 3.6
Rotten Tomatoes: Rotten 51%: Great visuals, but the story feels like a cut-and-paste job of other sci-fi movies.
Fresh: 50 Rotten: 48 Rotten Tomatoes page
Top Rotten Tomatoes Critics: There is no excuse for the badness of Titan A.E.

Jonathan Foreman, New York Post

A space shot worth taking.

Jay Carr, Boston Globe

In a summer driven by wow factors, Titan A.E. has a galaxy's worth. full review

Bruce Westbrook, Houston Chronicle

From the 'New Coke' school of miscalculations. full review

Steven Rosen, Denver Post

Eye candy has rarely been more tasty. full review

Chris Vognar, Dallas Morning News

A technological marvel.

Michael Wilmington, Chicago Tribune

It continually crashes and burns on its own banality. full review

Stephen Hunter, Washington Post

This engaging, technically magnificent piece of computer-age animation delivers the mix of punch and pathos that modern moviegoers have come to expect from action yarns.

Ted Anthony, Associated Press

The fully animated Titan A.E. does spectacularly. full review

Bob Graham, San Francisco Chronicle

Always up to generating distinctive and involving visions. full review

Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times

Likely to be more tiny than titanic. full review

Eleanor Ringel Gillespie, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

A host of inventive outer-space battles for sci-fi fans. full review

Jami Bernard, New York Daily News

The film is an industrial design marvel full of impressionistic, painterly backdrops and cool CGI effects.

Kevin Maynard, Mr. Showbiz

It's like watching other people play video games.

Jay Boyar, Orlando Sentinel

A long-winded story, uninspired characters and lackluster off-screen performances. full review

Desson Thomson, Washington Post

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