“It’s a lifelong obsession lad, I’ll get over it.”

Morph takes on other people's appearances. He's "parroting" them.

This movie was ahead of its time. It tackled many adult topics that we didn't fully comprehend when we were kids.

70% age of sail + 30% sci-fi = 100% underapprechiated masterpiece.

And let's not forget Disney's first, and to my knowledge only, real catgirl.

Everything Great About Treasure Planet:
shows whole movie

"It's a lifelong obsession Jim, I'll get over it." lmfao one of the best movie quotes.

I shit thee not, I never even clocked that Silver's arm was CGI, the blend is almost flawless.

I’ve always respected how they made the decision to have Jim’s dad just flat out leave. Not disappear mysteriously on an adventure, not die, not sacrifice himself or something, just flat out “I’m leaving forever, bye”

Not only is that far more realistic and honestly pretty relatable (more people can say they’ve had parents go through a divorce than a parent dying when young), but it makes Silver’s half truth/half manipulation of Jim feel way more believable.
If Jim’s dad had just died as he did in the original story, you would have had a character who was well aware of what parental love was and could see through some of Silver’s bullshit. But Silver giving him that pep talk after Arrow dies is so, so much better.

I really hate how all these amazing 2D movies from the early 2000s are ignored and mostly tanked when hitting theatres despite being very good

Literally EVERYTHING is great about Treasure Planet, the fact that it's so slept on is a crime and I want justice.

Treasure Planet and Atlantis: The Lost Empire are my two favorite "forgotten" or "lost" Disney movies.  They were both passion projects that dared to break the traditional "Disney movie" formula, and wound up at the bottom of the pile due to Disney failing to follow up on them because they were so different from what they traditionally do.

The fact that the song "I'm Still Here" didn't earn 10+ points for just existing is a crime against humanity. Such a great song, one of the few songs from a movie that I went out of my way to look up and listen to on loop, several times over the years.
(Other one being "Why Should I Worry" from Oliver and Company)

Fun fact: Disney animators of 2002 had to relearn old methods of animation to get Silver's arm/hand movements to look fluid. They used a Captain Hook scene from the 1953 Peter Pan as a reference!

I loved Treasure Planet.  I'll never understand why (nor forgive) Disney for bailing on it.

The fact that the protagonist and antagonist in this movie, in the end become good friends, is pretty unique for a disney movie. And Newton's soundtrack... Need I say more. Please do Atlantis: the Lost empire next. and if so, please include the viking prologue

There are 2 types of people in this world: Those who love Treasure Planet and those who haven’t seen it

Disney’s underrated gems

1. Treasure Planet
2. Atlantis: The Lost Empire
3. TRON: Legacy
4. The Princess and The Frog
5. Brother Bear

Edit: Thanks for the likes everyone we should ask Cinema Wins to do all of these ❤️

Silver's speech to Jim is probably my favourite thing about this movie. The line "You're gonna rattle the stars" is just so freaking good omg

loved this movie, I HATE that is not talked more

This film is CRIMINALLY underrated.  It is great in almost every way, the characters, world building, voice acting, animation EVERYTHING