Titan A.E.

Titan A.E. (2000)

  • 51% of critics liked it
    (98 reviews)

  • 59% of users liked it
    (65,507 ratings)

Titan A.E. combines cel and CG imagery in this science fiction saga. In 3028, after the Earth is destroyed by an invading alien race, a tiny number of surviving humans roam the universe in ragtag spaceships, trying to find each other and maintain some sense of community. Shortly before the final… More

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PG, 1 hr. 35 min.
Directed By
Don Bluth, Gary Goldman
Written By
Ben Edlund, John August, Joss Whedon
Genres
Animation, Kids & Family, Science Fiction & Fantasy
In Theaters
Jun 16, 2000 Wide
On DVD
Mar 6, 2001
20th Century Fox

Critic Reviews

  • Michael Wilmington, Chicago Tribune

    A technological marvel.

  • Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times

    Always up to generating distinctive and involving visions.

  • Bob Graham, San Francisco Chronicle

    The fully animated Titan A.E. does spectacularly.

  • Eleanor Ringel Gillespie, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

    Likely to be more tiny than titanic.

  • Paul Trandahl, Common Sense Media

    A so-so animated feature aimed at an older crowd.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Drake T


    It's exciting to see Bluth/Goldman tackle an animated Scifi feature. Known for their tendency to break the child-like constraints of their Disney competition and deliver sophistication above the average "cartoon" movie, this was something to look forward to. And It… More

  • KJ P


    It was definitely far from amazing, however, the style and story is very impressive. The characters are enjoyable, but sometimes the film just seems a little flat. It is awesome sci-fi fun to watch once, because I find myself not interested in another glance, even though I thoroughly… More

  • Justin Y


    <i>Don Bluth</i> is no stranger when it comes to animation films. He already has titles like <i>The Secret of NIMH</i>, <i>An American Tale</i>, and <i>Anastasia</i> under his belt and he shows he still has it in him with <i>Titan… More

  • moon r


    out amongst the stars, a hundred years from now, don bluth has crafted an adventure for that sleepy adventurer in us all. it has all the old school, timeless elements: boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl again. surprise! and the bad guys lose, too. it's animation, an… More

  • danny d


    great, i loved the story and the animation

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