Titan A.E.

Once in a great while,|mankind unlocks a secret so profound...

that our future|is altered forever.

Fire. Electricity.

Splitting the atom.

At the dawn of the 31st century,| we unlocked another.

It had the potential to change|humanity's role in the universe.

We called it the Titan project,|and it was a testament...

to the limitless power|of the human imagination.

Perhaps that is what|the Drej feared most,

for it brought them down|upon us without warning...

and without mercy.

Cale, that day, the day|the Drej descended from the sky,

the only thing that mattered| was keeping you safe.

Perfect!

Hey, stop!|Come on!

- Cale, are you all right?

I'm okay.

Dad,|my invention broke.

Well, then, we'll fix it together,|but not today, Cale. We have to go now.

Dad, where's|everybody going?

We're leaving too.|We all have to go somewhere safe.

Professor Tucker! The Drej|have reached the global defense system!

Come on, son.|Will we get the people away in time?

- Not if we sit here talking, sir.|- I wanna drive.

- When you're older, kid.|- I'm older than four.

- Hang on!

Whoa!

- Please|proceed to your designated-|- Is the Titan prepped?

-Just waiting for you, sir!|- Intelligence says the Drej|don't know the Titan's location,

or we would've|been hit already.

Let's pray|they're right!

Enemy warships|have entered our solar system.

Are we going in that?

- Wow!|- Cale,

I have to go|on a different ship.

- I have to go away for a while.

No, Dad! No!

- Tek is going to look after you.|- But I wanna go with you!

- Sir-|- I know.|It's not safe where I'm going.

-Sir! Professor!|- I'm coming!

Cale, here. Take this.|As long as you wear it, there's hope.

- I will see you again. I promise.|- Okay.

- Cale, it's time. Cale-|- No, it's not okay! It's not okay!

- Tek, keep him safe!|- Daddy!

- Korso, go!|- Come back!

-Evacuate! Evacuate!|- Godspeed, Sam Tucker!

Attention, pilots. Drej stingers are-

This is Tucker.|Bring me down.

Attention, pilots.

Drej stingers are attacking|the escape vehicles.

Okay. Are we all here?|Bobby, buckle up.

- Now, Sam. Now!|- Go, Dad! Go!

- Get out of there. Get out of there!|- Come on.

Lose my head to the chemical freeway

Comin' up on overload|Losing sure is easy, so lam no more

But I'm not broken

In my dream, I win

Out here, I'm nothing

A cosmic castaway

In my head I'm a chemical dreamer|Speed up to burn out mode

- Comin' up to fifth dimension|Beautify, don't crucify me

-So I need no mind game|poisoning my lonely soul|- Eat this.

-Losing sure is easy|so I am no more

-But I'm not broken

In my dream, I win

-It's lunch. One hour for lunch.|-And I take over

'Cause I'm no loser

-And I'm in and you're not|- Whoo! Whoo-hoo!

Bad dreams don't stop

But I'm all screwed up

A cosmic castaway, yeah

A cosmic castaway, yeah

A cosmic castaway

- How ya hittin' 'em, Chowquin?

- Hey- Chow- Chowquin.|- Wait.

Hey, it's me. It's Cale, all right?|I'm not with those losers.

Humans wait.

- Uppity Earth scum.

- Guess you're stuck with us losers.|- Don't count on it.

- You wait in line, pal.|I'm takin' the express.|- Cosmic castaway

- Yeah|- Go through the docks,|you'll get yourself killed.

Coward. You know, the odds of a ship|docking are a thousand to one.

- Yeah, a cosmic castaway|- And that would be the one.

Wow.

- Hi.

Mm-hmm.

Hey, wh- Hey!

Wow.

- We're locked down, Captain.

All right. Keep her hot.|I'll be in touch.

- How you doin' today? Workin'|hard, are you? Bon appetite.

Next! Keep the line moving.|Here you go.

- Akrennian Beetle Sushimi.|- You got ketchup?

Ketchup? Ketchup? You don't need|ketchup. Please, next. Move along.

He's a disgrace.|Those dirty humans.

Ketchup! Boy, some nerve,|human. Nice head, human.

I'm not askin' that much.|I'd just like them to kill my food|before they serve it to me.

- I do an honest day's work.|I want already dead food.

- Mm.|- Is that too much to ask?

- Do you hear a crackling sound?|- And what was up with Chowquin?

- You should've seen him.|- Ha-ha, not much chance of that.

- He was so out of control,|treatin' me like I'm some-|- Human?

Don't start with|that solidarity thing again.

- If you would study|human history as instructed,

you might realize you're not|alone out there, and you'd be|better prepared for the future.

- I'll tell you somethin'|about your famous future.|- Mmm.

Every day I wake up, it's still the|present, the same grimy, boring present.

I don't think|this future thing exists.

- Do you hear a crackling sound?

- Here we go.

- We gotta get outta this dump.|- Hold on, everybody! I got it!

Please don't panic.|Just think of it as floating time.|Two seconds. Everybody calm.

Ah. Just needed some love.

Let's get back to eatin' baby.

Okay. Well, I'm full.

Ohh.

- Hey, Cale.

- Firrikash.

Po, how's it floatin'?

- You pulled a nasty stunt back there.|- We don't like your attitude.

- You've been a little uppity.

Up-Up- Is that so? Well.|I'm gonna have to work on that.

- You wanna hunt humans, remember:|We travel in packs.

- What are you doing?|- It's commonly known as helping.

Yeah? Well, what for?

Sometimes, kid, people|just help each other out.

- Oh, right.

So you're gonna tell me|you don't want something in return?

- All right. Maybe I do.|- What a shock.

I want you to risk your life.|I want you to give up everything|you have to join the mission,

where you'll face terror and torture|and possibly gruesome death.

And I would|wanna do that because?

Because it's worth it.|Because the human race needs you.

Maybe you haven't|had a look around lately, but|there aren't many of us left.

At the rate we're going, they'll be|reading about us in textbooks...

- and displaying our bones|in alien museums.

- Yeah, well, having your planet|blown up can have that effect.

But maybe I've been wrong all|these years, and it took your|inspiring speech to make me see.

You've really changed me.|It's beautiful.

I think|we've gotta hug.

- Oh, man.|They've really ground you down.|- Hey, get this straight.

I don't even know you.|I don't want any part of your mission,

Oh, okay.

- I think he called you morons.

- Whoa!|- Korso.

Captain, this is Akima.|We are not alone.

Are we in good company?

That's a negative,|Captain.

I think we've fallen in|with a very bad crowd.

Roger that.|Let's prep for departure.

Tek, I need to be scarce|for a while.

- You don't know the half of it.|- Ha-ha.

Are you still bothering people?|Hey, go away.

Great job with the kid, Tek.|He's a charmer.

I expected you to take him|off my hands a lot sooner.

- Tek, wait.|Who is this? You know him?|-Joseph Korso.

- Tek, wait.|Who is this? You know him?|-Joseph Korso.

- I was with your father|on the Titan project.|- My father.

- I don't have a father.|You brought this guy here?

- Yes.|- I don't understand. Why?

You still got that ring|your father gave you?

- Give it to me.|- Hey, give it back!

- Cale-|- Shh.

- Ahh.

Ah. Here.

- Put it on.|- Hmm.

- How did- How did you-|- It's a storage device.

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