Treasure Planet (2002)
Find your place in the universe.
AdventureAnimationFamilyFantasyScience Fiction
Director: John Musker, Ron Clements · Writers: Ron Clements, Rob Edwards, John Musker, Terry Rossio
When space galleon cabin boy Jim Hawkins discovers a map to an intergalactic "loot of a thousand worlds," a cyborg cook named John Silver teaches him to battle supernovas and space storms on their journey to find treasure.
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Director
John Musker
Ron Clements
Cast
Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Jim Hawkins (voice) 
Brian Murray
John Silver (voice) 
Emma Thompson
Captain Amelia (voice) 
David Hyde Pierce
Doctor Doppler (voice) 
Martin Short
B.E.N. (voice) 
Dane A. Davis
Morph (voice) 
Michael Wincott
Scroop (voice) 
Laurie Metcalf
Sarah (voice) 
Roscoe Lee Browne
Mr. Arrow (voice) 
Patrick McGoohan
Billy Bones (voice) 
Corey Burton
Onus (voice) 
Michael McShane
Hands (voice) User Reviews (3)
Unequivocally, unmistakably, undeniably Disney's greatest animated film. A masterpiece, as far as I'm concerned. Long read ahead! Film and reviews are all about opinions, which is only a positive thing. I, for one, though have yet to find a better animation than this. No doubt I'm probably partly clouded by nostalgia, but even a tonne of years later I still remember how blown away I was when I first watched it. Nothing's changed. Where to start? I love every single detail about this film, for which there are many. Not only does it improve upon the studio's earlier 1950 production about Robert Louis Stevenson's 1883 novel, but it manages to create an incredibly touching, amusing and rather thrilling story for all. They don't rely on the usual, overdone Disney front and center romance to do it either. It's a story of a young kid coming-of-age into the world. You really go on a jou…
Loosely based on one of my favourite stories, this version of Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island" sees the young Jim Hawkins on a magical adventure on a space galleon. Befriended by the cyborg cook "Silver" they face all sorts of perils on their journey before arriving at the "Treasure Planet" whereupon the young lad realises that his pal isn't quite so trustworthy. It's a great adventure story, the voice talents are fun making their mischievous characters engaging to watch - and the animation, though maybe not quite as vivid and detailed as I would have liked, still keeps the narrative alive and thriving. Still not a patch on the superb Robert Newton version (1950) but still a very entertaining watch.
This is one of my childhood, i love this,the story is fabulous it's a amazing to watch i would love to rewatch it all over again👍😍
