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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2024
- Mr. Snuff is the greatest Disney character of all time.
Marshal and Morgan covered "I'm Still Here" for me in this video. I love you both and thank you for your hard work! I love it.
Breadsword's fantastic Treasure Planet video: • Treasure Planet - Disn...
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Music provided by Epidemic Sound and "I'm Still Here" covered by my brothers Marshal and Morgan.
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This is probably the most iconic underrated movie ever, to the point where its almost not even underrated
This is the best way to describe this movie
i started to watch this movie for nostalgia reasons, but then i remembered how good this movie really was.
Now, i watch it from time to time... mostly to re-live the memories that i had when i was a child, but also because it's a great movie.
I overrate It to the equal amount It’s being underrated
And yet after all that it’s still somehow underrated lol
I'm convinced Captain Amelia planted the seeds for the furry awakening of an entire generation.
In her hummmmmmble way
As a furry, can confirm.
You'd briefly touched on it, but absolutely one of my favorite things about this movie is how "real" and lived-in the world feels. It's something that some of my all-time favorites like Star Wars, Dune, and The Lord of the Rings do so well. The universe is completely different from our reality but they don't really spend any time explaining it to us. Instead, we're just shown the characters existing in the world, and through that existence, it feels alive.
Dark Crystal and Age of Resistance do that very well too, imo.
I am so glad I was born around the turn of the millennium. I got to grow up with experimental era Disney films like Treasure Planet and Lilo and Stitch as well as Pixar films like Monsters Inc and The Incredibles.
This animation of this movie & the Atlantis movie had me in an absolute chokehold as a kid 🥹
I'm 29 now. I will say now, the only reason this movie bombed was because of the severe and pointed lack of promotionals. I didn't know about the movie until well after my father died, which was a year after he did. So this movie holds a special place in my heart, along with another more recent movie from 2020 by Pixar (Onward). Losing a father is very hard on any child, be it by them just walking out of the house and never coming home, or passing away in the wee hours of the night, and having to listen to doctors rush to try to help him or hearing him vomit behind you in the ambulance.
And it's a movie that takes a classic story and ups it to something fantastical and ultimately fun, which is a shame since Disney wanted to hide it much like Atlantis and a few other movies.
I love this movie so much that I picked “I’m Still Here” as the song for my section of the senior slideshow at my high school graduation. It’s a wonderful movie that got screwed by the studio. Thanks for highlighting it!
I absolutely adore this movie. I can't remember the last time Disney had a positive message for boys but I think this may have been the last time they did and it sticks with me throughout everything. This is a movie that should be seen by every teenage boy. Every boy has been Jim.
I was born a day after Treasure Planet was put into theaters. Even though this isn’t my favorite Disney movie, I have a soft spot for it because of scenes like the one where John Silver gives a speech to Jim on the ship. For some reason that scene felt very personal since I was born a day after the movie came out lol. It felt as if the movie was directly talking to me during that scene
Being born a year after the movie came out, I didn't get the chance to see Treasure Planet in theaters as a kid. My only knowledge of the movie was what I had seen through trailers on DVDs. Throughout the years though, I kept seeing mentions of how good of a movie it was. Finally, when I was about 16, I rented it digitally. I was absolutely blown away by its quality! And, like you said in the video, the action and animation are incredible, but what stuck with me the most was the relationship Jim and John Silver. Jim being, in my opinion, one of Disney's most relatable protagonists, seeing as the flashbacks in the "I'm Still Here" scene paralleled my relationship with my own father. The writing of Jim's character and the bond he forms with Silver is surprisingly grounded, considering it appears in an action movie about space pirates. Anyway, all of this to say, although I didn't grow up with this movie, I still have a great appreciation for it and connection to it
One of the things i feel the most when thinking on jim and his father is this image that... He never came back for jim.
I'd like to think it is no coincidence that jim desires adventures, something tells me that his father wasn't so far off. And it probably came to be that his father choose adventure over his own family. His father never came back for him, he left and never returned, i think it presents the Best during the scene where the memories show, as silver does come back for Jim to take him along for a ride around a comet.
Jim is what his father was not, he would never abandon his mother the same way. There is even a more sad thought that maybe his father went out on an adventure like jim, but didn't make it back, and left jim feeling like if only he had been there too he could have done something about it.
It’s always been a shame this movie didn’t do well, as I feel like it offers a truly optimistic thematic message along with some genuine catharsis for anyone (especially boys) who had to grapple with the absence of a father figure in their own life. Silver is definitely one of my all time favourite antagonists, he’s a great example of how to actually redeem a story’s villain too!
Mason is an actual wordsmith.
I'm so glad that more people are starting to talk about this movie as time goes on.
"Treasure Planet" is a film that was a major comfort film to me growing up because I related to Jim a lot in my youth, and it's one that I constantly return to since I feel it defined me a lot. Your video really took the words out of my mouth when explaining what makes the film so great and why it pains me that Disney tries to sweep it under the rug (although in recent media they have been acknowledging its existence so, that's an improvement!).
I remember seeing "Treasure Planet" in theaters when it first came out, despite the lack of marketing and it changed my life to the point that, when my mom bought the DVD, I would watch it repeatedly for *years*. Jim Hawkins is still one of my favorite protagonists to this day, and I think his relevance grows more and more as time goes on.
I'm really happy that I was born in the late 90s to experience, and appreciate, this film even if it gets swept under the rug.
Wonderful video, Mason. Ever since I first watched your "Anastasia" video, your topics have always been interesting to listen to and well articulated.
I can't wait to tune into the next one!
This movie also stands out to me now as one of the few that didn't ever shy away from male/male bonding without any "no homo" qualifiers attached, even with all of the physical connection displayed between the two main characters. I can remember few movies from my childhood that showed such healthy relationships between every character involved.
I also appreciate the captain so much, and the way she was written. She is never questioned or disrespected, and even though she does end up in a relationship with the professor by the end of the movie, she is never really sexualised or degraded (like not harassed or talked down to) in order to make her more "romanceable". Like, right from the start, it's clear that the professor find her attractive, but the moment the connection comes is when she allows herself to be vulnerable and open up to him. It was a very special moment, as well, after so many movies where characters just are together because the movie says they will be, and it let you see their relationship grow.
I loved this movie when I was growing up, and it really makes me happy that so many people also enjoyed it.
Honestly, Treasure Planet is that movie for me, too. I still remember EXACTLY where I was when I first saw it in theaters and being absolutely awestruck by it. The fact that that memory has been untouched when so much of my childhood is fuzzy at best/absent at worst speaks volumes about the impact it had on me.
You're hitting the head on the nail with this video!! Treasure Planet and Atlantis deserve so much more love
I loved Treasure Planet when I was little. I forgot about it for a while but then I found it again and loved it even more.
Wooah that music was fantastic 😆 Bless you guys ❤️❤️❤️
I think the goal of the shots of his dad leaving is to show the confusion and fear that kids feel when seeing adults do things that hurt them that they dont understand. it extremely vague, i dont think we even see the dads face, but its also super real and apparent. the dad left, and never came back. and like jim, we’ll never know, and that can send a kid especially spiraling down into fear and sadness.
Treasure planet is one of my movie treasure's that I'll never give to anyone
"Now you listen to me James Hawkins. Ya got the makings of greatness in ya but ya gotta take the helm and chart your own course. Stick to it no matter the squalls. And when the time comes to really test the cut of your sails and show what you're made of....well I hope I'm there catching some of the light coming off ya that day." "Look at ya, glowing like a solar fire. You're something special Jim. You're gonna rattle the stars ya are." These are literally two of the most uplifting speeches I've ever heard & what speaks to everyone whoever saw this movie. This & A Goofy Movie are the two movies I look at & think "that's me & my dad"
The montage with that song doesn’t fail to tear me up every single fucking time
Treasure Planet means a lot to me. I became a 2D animation student because I love these stories. And my all time favourite movie is Rise of the Guardians, the dreamworks movie which is CGI.
Still, it connected with child me on a deeper level, encourgaging imagination and wonder. One massive win is the voice cast, all the characters really feel like own thing and I love that.
to this day treasure planet is my favorite movie theater experience
This movie meant so much to me growing up, and the more I watch it, the more I keep finding in it. I'm glad that there's more people who feel this way about this movie, especially the absolutely stunning visuals
Great video as always mason I love this movie and it’s great hearing your take on it. Also awesome cover of I’m Still Here!!
thank you!
I watched this for the first time a few months ago, and it’s pretty good! I was in a production of Treasure Island, so it was interesting to see such an interesting adaptation. The relationships felt rushed, but other than that it was really good
Honestly treasure planet along with Atlantis the lost empire are one of my favorite Disney movies in 2000s it shame didn’t get love respect recognition appreciation and success they rightfully deserve they are ahead of their time of release honestly I wished those 2D and Hand drawn animation has brought back to original glory and prominence being overtaken and overshadowed by 3D and CGI animation as they considered more profitable than 2D and hand drawn animations
IIII WANT A MOMENT TO BE REAL
WANNA TOUCH THINGS I DONT FEEL
WANNA HOLD ON AND FEEEL I BELOOOOOONGGG
Treasure Island is one of my favorite books and I'm a massive science fiction nut so this movie was made for me. And I still consider it absolutely a Disney classic. The script as you pointed out is absolutely amazing. The simple character work done here is amazing.
Morgan and marshal did amazing on the music :) great video as always
Another banger video as usual! I don't think I watched this movie until my 20's and I couldn't believe no one talked about it
I didn't watch a lot of TV back in those days. Treasure Planet was the second movie I ever saw in theatres, totally out of the blue, in a theatre I didn't know existed embedded within a mall that no longer exists. It was absolutely formative in how I think of space
I absolutely LOVE this movie.
You never cease to amaze! I saw this come out as your next video & was prepared to be entertained enlightened about another great animated movie that you love but this was really so much fun to watch as you described each detail of what made it outstanding to you & of your memories of watching as a boy with your brother & even more so because you didn’t have to edit anything out! Wow, I think you expressed it all!
Can’t say enough about Morgan & Marshal for their part in bringing the Brewer music talent to your video. It was the perfect ending! So proud of all 3 of you & hope that your viewers love it as much as I do!
Sorry this is gonna be long but I can't thank you enough for making and sharing this video. This movie has meant the world to me all my life. It's the one movie I always watch for comfort and never get tired of. And the one chosen most to watch with my brother throughout our childhood but even now. Seeing people still appreciate and talk about it with such passion after it had kinda been left in the dust to be forgotten, is so reassuring and heartwarming. I'm so glad it matters so much to other people too and it deserves all the praise it gets! Seeing a video on Treasure Planet in my recs in 2024 had me stupid excited and you described all these feeings the story captures beautifully.
I think the only other films that can make me feel this level of comfort while also making me emotional are ghibli (Whisper of the heart, Ponyo, Howl's moving castle), Lotr and a few old disney classics (Sleeping Beauty)
I found your channel through your video on Hunchback of Notre Dame and I'm glad to see more from you!
This movie has a special little place in my heart not just because it's amazing, but due to the way I got to experience it.
I won a contest for early private showing tickets, as a 12yo, for a local theater. I think my parents thought it was a scam [it was all through email and they didn't know I'd entered] right up until we got to the theater and found indeed it was a legit contest the theater was hosting and there were no strings attached. I think I was just so excited about winning and getting to see this cool movie that my parents were willing to make the drive and risk it being bs. Lol. It ended up being the best thing ever!
Im so so glad you did this video! This movie influnced me as an artist and reader in so many ways and it will always hold such a special place in my heart! The characters, the world building, the style! It's perfect. I too remember that mysterious, alluring trailer and the nostalgia was prime watching it again!
You really do have the best takes
Jim's father leaving broke me so much...
It's just too iconic to put to words
This movie is so important to me in so many ways, I feel an instant connection to anyone who loves it.
18:24 that cover is phenomenal
Also this my comfort channel😁
always such a treat to see someone talking about this gem. its my favorite disney movie and Silver is a massive comfort character for me as someone who went through a similar past as Jim. Thank you for this vid
I usually put this movie and Atlantis the lost empire on the same footing as underrated early 2000s Disney movies that deserved much more love and support that if got back then. I have the DVDs of both films and Atlantis' sequel as well and even now in my 20s I still rewatch both film every year. If Disney ever wants to make this and Atlantis into a live-action remake with the same story I'll be first in line to watch it when that ever comes out. These 2 movies would be awesome in live-action.
This isn't really relevant to the video, but its something I want to say so I will.
My name is Amelia and I recently watched this movie for the first time with my mom and younger brother who had also never seen it. As soon as the *character* Amelia was introduced, they started to tease me about it and didn't let up through the entire movie.
Yes! Amazing movie! Also, I love that you’ve included your family on some of your past few uploads. So many of my favorite films are tied to memories I shared with my own family. So it makes watching these videos really special. Loved this video! Well spoken, well edited, and amazing cover.
Also, props to James Newton Howard. Amazing soundtrack.
I never thought that Jim could have blamed himself for his father leaving, but it’s a great interpretation and makes a lot of sense for his character journey.
I absolutely loved this movie as a kid the whole idea of treasure Island in space and its unique sci fi aesthetic was so cool to me being a big sci fi and adventure movie fan this was so up my alley disney should definitely give this underated classic a re release
I think it’s fitting that we never get a good look at Jim’s Father, since he was never really a presence in Jim’s life.
I’ve seen so much love for treasure planet, yet it never gets old. Love your content, man. Keep up the good work.
I remember watching this movie as a kid and it was one of my favorite movies at the time so much so that I had a birthday themed off of it when I was little.
This movie means a whole lot to me. I was a trans man without knowing, with a shitty father, and this movie really helped me form a healthy relationship to masculinity by showing me good role models in Jim Hawkins and John Silver. I felt directionless as a teenager and Treasure Planet really helped me find a reason to fight for something, if just for myself.
fuck yeah that's so awesome
This rattled the stars✨
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This and atlantis were my fav disney films as a kid. And that trailer for treasure planet on some dvd i had sold me on it. I needed to see it
I know the answer is money, but it’s truly a mystery that that haven’t made another movie like treasure planet or atlantis since they came out. I think they’re two of the absolute best movies disney has ever made
My favorite movie of all time, tied with Redline and Speed Racer
WHAT this movie looks so amazing. why have i never heard of it before????
Fuggin love this movie man
i like how they put the narrative that nothing seen in this movie is real, rather it's just a part of a story book, read by "jim" (the young boy) and told by his mother.
Which in turns makes all the un-natural things justified.
And yet, it has a hint of reality and relatability to it.
I really love this movie!
Incredible👌
I watched Zootopia with my Cousin and her friend when we were kids.
The next day...
We found a dead rabbit under a bush.
Thanks
Treasure Planet is BASED!
I have a VHS tape with this movie on translated in italian lol
I would also like to hear your thoughts on Suzeme.
Its weird to me that this movie was so poorly received. That little window around the turn of the century has all the best Disney movies: Tarzan, Atlantis, The Emperor's New Groove, Treasure Planet, Lilo & Stitch, and my favorite Mulan just back to back.
I love a bunch of the older movies too, but they were just so few and far between. I'm so glad I didn't have to wait like 30yrs between Bambi and Robin Hood.
First yesss
Fuck. I’m old
Jim Hawkins was my gay awakening