Titan A.E. Page #3

Synopsis: In the year 3028 A.D., Earth is being attacked by the Drej, which are aliens made of pure energy! The Drej mother-ship destroys Earth with an energy beam just as hundreds of space vehicles manage to escape with the last of mankind aboard! One of the escapees is Sam's young son Cale, who carries with him a ring given to him by his father. Fifteen years later, Cale works on a salvage station, eking out a rough life and hating his father for having disappeared aboard the Titan so long ago. Without a home planet, surviving humans have been reduced to outer space drifters and are constantly bullied and looked down on by other space-faring races. A human captain named Joseph Korso and his pilot Akima seek out Cale and explain that he must help them find the Titan which contains a mechanism that will create a new Earth and therefore unite all of humanity. Meanwhile, the Drej wants to find the Titan so that they can destroy it. With Korso's help, Cale discovers that the ring his father gave to
Director(s): Don Bluth, Gary Goldman
Production: 20th Century Fox
  1 win & 6 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.6
Metacritic:
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Rotten Tomatoes:
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PG
Year:
2000
94 min
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- Preed, you and Gune watch the ship.|- Watch the ship?

- And keep the engines hot.|- Oh, yes. They'll be nice and toasty.

- Hmm.|- I'm not keen on the Drej catching me|with my trousers down.

Welcome to Planet Sesharrim, Cale.

- It stinks.|- Hydrogen trees.

Clip one of those,|and we'll be blown to steaming bits.

Hello? Anybody here?

We're looking|for the Gauol.

Now, what exactly|do the Gauol look like?

Don't know.|They don't get out much.

We have a kid with a map here|that you guys should know about.

I think we know|what happened to the Gauol.

Open fire on five.

- We'll clear a path to the sled.|Everybody ready?

- One, two-

Wait. No, no.|Stop.

- I think they are the Gauol.

Ahh.

Oh, yeah!

Quick little devil.

-- Okay, all I have to do is tap|into the central computer,

and we can figure|the departure protocols.

- Yes. Making progress.|Yes, I'm making progress.

Huh? Wait, wait.

- Hmm.

Ooh. Hmm.

The moon, the moon, the moon. Right,|yeah. That's how we knew to come here.

My father made a map|with that moon on it.

Why? Is the ship|hidden there?

Ohh.

- Oh.

Hmm. Ahh.

It must be somewhere|in the Andali Nebula.

We did it, kid.

The Titan is as good|as ours.

He must have been here, standing here.|Right here.

- Who?|- My father.

Go!

Let's move it!

We've gotta|get to the beach!

- Akima!

- Why aren't they shooting at Cale?|- They want him alive.

Come on, guys.|Pick it up. Pick it up.

Nice catch.

Pull up! Pull up!

Preed, come in!|Preed, where are you?

- Hold on!

-Preed, come in!

-Preed!

Preed, Preed, Preed! Aren't you|supposed to be watching for the Drej?

Yes, caveman, that's right.|Drej bad. We good.

- Now, go look at|something shiny for a while.

- How's this?

- Well, you'd better look again!

Drej!

- Aah!

Captain, we're on our way.|Where are you?

We're in the|hydrogen trees being chased by the Drej.

-See if you can spot them, quick!|- Look there!

- Akima!|- Hang on!

Nice move.

Get down!

Come on.|Show yourselves.

- Get down!|- Cale!

- I got 'em.

Whoa!

Preed, look!|There they are!

Oh, no.

- Hang on, Akima!

Don't shoot!

Don't shoot!|They've got Cale!

Gune, calculate their trajectory.|Stith, take weapons.

- Let's get on it, people.|- Nice job covering our butts, Preed.

- You're the weapons expert.|- What were you doing? Taking a nap?

Enough! Okay,|the Drej took Cale.

But they are not|gonna get away with it.

Well, let's quit running|our collective mouths and go get him.

Our only chance to locate them|is to track Akima. Stith, get on it.

Hmm.

They're gonna use you to figure out|where the Titan is.

Probably just blow it up,|too, when they find it.

- Yeah, well, who's to say|it would've worked, anyway?|- Who's to say it won't?

Maybe Korso will get|to the Titan first.

Why do you care so much|about that thing?

I was raised|around people.

" Drifter Colony bums,"|I believe, is the term.

I barely remember Earth, but the older|ones used to tell us about it...

so it would never|be completely lost.

No matter how hard things got-|and they were hard-

those memories|kept us going.

Once, we had a home.

The Titan is our chance|to find one again.

I guess that's how|I ended up here.

What are they afraid of? So what did|the human race ever do to the Drej?

- It's not what we did. They're afraid|of what we might become.|- Hmm.

Yeah, well, looks like|we're becoming extinct.

- Cale, you okay?

- Akima!

Cale!

- Cale!|- No! Stop!

Leave her alone!

Akima!

No!

Akima's signal is|getting stronger. I think it's|coming from the slave cages.

-A Drej pod. What's in it?|- A human.

- She's mine. I saw her first.

- Pretty.

Ah. All right.

- I'll take out the guard.|- Easy, big girl.|This requires cunning and deception.

- Hello.|- Ah.

Uh, I'm an Akrennian trader.

I wonder if we might sneak|a peek at the new shipment|before they go on the market.

- You're not allowed.|- Traditionally, no.|You're absolutely right.

But you see,|I need a new slave rather badly.

- Stop fidgeting, worm!

And I can't wait till auction.|I have to be on the shuttle.

I have an appointment|to have my ear shaved.|It has to be booked months in advance.

- You see my problem.|- Hmm.

You're lying. He's not a slave,|and you're not traders.

- But-|- He doesn't carry himself|like a slave.

- Look at the way he stands.|Probably ex-military.|- How-

Akrennian traders always threaten before|they ask a favor. It's tradition.

- And your robes are made|out of bedspreads.

- Ah. -Just out of curiosity,|did we have a plan " B"?

- Hmm. An intelligent guard.|Didn't see that one coming.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Whoa.

- This is it.

- Are you in there?

Well, if it isn't the captain.|What kept you?

Do you see anything? It was really|small, like a cocoon or something.

No, no, no.|Nothing like that. No. Mmm.

I do see something.

Oh, no. Just a Drej ship.|Drej!

- What? Where?|- I'm on it. I'm on it. I'm on it.

- Korso, we have a problem.|You'd better get up here.

- I'm here. I'm here.|What's the problem?

- Stith, let's go.|- All right. All right.

- I've locked on to him, sir.|- Gune, look out for his buddy.

- There's only one.|He's all alone. Just one.|- Three, five, twenty-two-

- Three, five, twenty-two,|seventy-four, eleven.

- Cale!|- Die, Drej scum ball!

Oh, don't-|No, don't shoot. Oh, guys-

- Come on. It's me!|- It's Cale!

- Cale!|- Stith, hold your fire!

- Oops.

Akima,|open the cargo bay.

Cale!

- Ah! The boy is not dead.|This is cause for happiness.|- Hmm.

So, um- how did you escape?

- He got lucky.|- You know, we were just|about to rescue you.

- Yeah? Well, thanks.

- Anytime.|- Look, uh, they copied the map.

- I'm sure they're heading|for the Titan now.

They won't find it.|Stations, people.

Yes. Going, going.

Akima?

Uh, um, what happened?|How'd you get back?

I got picked up with the trash.|Luckily, Korso got there...

before I ended up as a door prize|in some alien freak show.

I guess I owe him one.

You know, we both|got real lucky back there.

- But next time around-|-Cale.

Come on.|Gune needs a hand.

- Yes, the map is good.|The map is different.

- Yes, the map is clear.

- Yes, it's very, very clear.|- Ooh. Take it easy.

Hmm. This outer marking|is pulsing.

- Ah, the distal Phalangial Meridian.|- Gune, what do you make of it?

Past outer quadrant.

This is the Ice Rings of Tigrin.|Right here. Hmm.

- Easy to get lost in there.|- Good hiding place.

What?

- Wake angels.

They follow ships into deep space,|glide on the energy wake.

- They're supposed to be good luck.

They're like ghosts.

Sit down. Why don't|you give 'em a run?

- You sure about that?|- 'Course I'm sure.

Okay.

It's my time to fly

I'm proving ground|tonight

I'll try to be the best|that I can

Yeah. You got it.|Open her up.

- Give these angels something to chase.|- All right.

Try this, guys.

It's my time to fly

My father will be|with me tonight

Ooh

We're right on target

It's my time to fly

My father will|be with us tonight

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