Titan a.e. was dope af I loved that movie it needed a sequel real shit

Gawt damn. Finally finished it. Super dark.

Just wish she was not black. Hate to see how smart characters like this are always black and white ones are made to be dumb.

No. Even with flawed movies too much can go wrong by a live action treatment. Far too much. Not that Titan A.E. is flawed, but we all have our guilty pleasures together with the ones you can admire openly. But... I would love to see more of that universe. As you mentioned, considering what this movie introduces, there is a lot to discover in the Titan A.E. universe. For starters, humanity jumps from homeless bums to the people that defeated the Drej, gained a new home planet and has the technology to create habitable planets? Not only that, but consider Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn, where the Federation develops a similar technology where they point out that this is not just a planet creating technology, but also a planet destroying technology. That will push humanity into the middle of all powers in this universe. The stories from that alone? Humanity will have to restore not only it's sense on what they are as people, but recreate it. On top of that, the Titan is just one ship. destroy that and humanity looses all power it has, so they need to build defences for the planet as well as the Titan. They will also need allies, make out their enemies and maybe find out that the Drej kept other bad guys away. The Borg, Daleks, even the Reapers would have stood no chance against the Dredge. It's not that what they have kept away has to be on the level of those iconic villains, I've listed them just to show how dangerous the Drej were. Or without the Drej some people might find that it's their turn to be top dog in the galaxy. I understand the desire from people to see their beloved classics done better than it was possible at the time, but in my opinion, they often miss the potential of continuations. Just like Hollywood does with it's endless stream of reboots, remakes and prequels. P.S. Have you looked closer at those evacuation ships? I did a rough calculation and think they are around 500 metres long and from the looks of it have more mass than the Enterprise D from Star Trek TnG. Quite sizeable ships I would say. Ans we saw how big the ships at that scrapyard in space were. While I prefer hero ships of the size of the Valkyrie, it's nice to have some big ones around.

He stole a dozer and a shitload of construction shit. Its super easy to steal from thise sites. Nobody cares.

My Wife and I saw it in the theater back in the day. We have both passed our love of this movie to our two children and many friends!

You put that in a nice way because those Cowboys spin-offs actually flop not to mention he put in a reportedly 38 million of his own money to complete that cowboy spin-off trilogy of movies

What if you’re given a Faustian bargain? You get a live action version of Titan A.E. but it’s written and directed by Zack Snyder.😭😤

I love this movie. Still watch it

I liked the story I just finished reading it. The only thing I don’t like about Absolute Superman how short it is. I really want to see more. I don’t like how they sell the comic book the old style it being paper back.

I had the spaceship toy from this.

A tier film. I love Atlantis too would love a live of that

Please no. Remakes are getting annoying and unnecessary. I love Titan A.E. before.

Treasure Planet is another film that might be fun for a live action film 😄

0:21 Simple: Because he's Batman and had prep time, of course

When they said this Batman was rich, they really meant that he was only a hundred millionaire.

3:19 😂

This Batman strikes as the type to be okay with stealing parts from a big corporation

Killdozer Batmobile sold me Imma read this run

He did worse

I know!! Any spin off, sequel show, etc would erase the meaning behind their sacrifice at the end of the series and wouldn't make sense in the world! Although I didn't like the final season and would love it if they remade the final season, I know that isn't going to happen, but that doesn't mean I want a spinoff!

Costner wanted to do his own project "Horizon". He put it on hold so he could do Yellowstone with the understanding that during any breaks, he would work on his own project. Sheridan has so many projects on the go, that writing is constantly lagging (with or without the strike). Costner kept asking when things would be good to go but never got a straight answer. Once the strike was over he still didn't get any notice about when yellowstone would resume. He finally had enough because just like most people on this planet, we have to work and make money. JC do at least SOME research. THIS is what is wrong with channels and the info they provide. It's so easy to spread misinformation.

It's not 100% Costner's fault. Sheridan deserves some of the blame as well. Costner signed up for a certain number of seasons, and Sheridan wants to keep it going. Costner wanted to explore his own projects, and rightfully so. Sheridan and Costner couldn't set either of their egos aside to find a resolution.

I have never seen someone get it so wrong, you have no idea what happened, ridiculous!

Its most def his fault

it's not Kevin Costner's fault, it's yours and all other fans that would not accept a re-cast of the character... we used to allow for recasting and it's fine. James Bond is still James Bond regardless of who is playing James Bond.

Fuck off spoiling the show pitch ass dude

The way his actions grow more egregious and the show continues.

Bro he's the draw. The viewership will bail. Dude is one of the biggest stars on Earth you can't treat him the same way as everyone else. That's how shite goes.

@5:39 My reaction to Emmett was the same as yours. I mean last season he hits Superman's son, and threatens Lois with a gun, and after finding out that Clark is Superman, he thinks that by exposing his secret that it made Clark less powerful. Like when did the conditions change? Hell yeah, you gonna be living in your car. He needed to be more like Kyle after Clark gave him the 2-piece fingers. You humble your ass, you apologize profusely, beg for forgiveness. We (the audience) are used to seeing low level crooks shoot at superman with regular guns upon chance encounter but this guy's stupidity knows no bound because he actually planned to see Superman with a regular gun. Timmy was just as dumb, both he and Jonathan took XK, Jonathan almost gets expelled from school, he's not playing football, and nobody forced Timmy to take XK. What you mean it wasn't fair? In fact I think Timmy was bragging about the fact that even though he took the XK and that at least he didn't get the whole team in trouble, something a long those lines so, yeah I fail to see how this is Jonathan's fault. I'm so glad the two are low level side character and not part of the main crew.

I agree, any attempt to focus on Shepherd is suicidal. I wouldnt mind an anthology series ctually with a bunch of mini stories, butIm not sure how well that would work for non fans

They honestly should've just payed the man his money because if i remember correctly he wanted a raise but the studio didn't wanna play ball

Yeah, Kevin Costner has been known to be incredibly difficult to work with his entire career. The stories from the Waterworld set alone are legendary.

I cried. Literal tears. Sniffling. Like a BITCH 😂😂😂. Damn this show. It's too good.

I've been watching all this time and I'm just now peeping the Blue Exorcist poster in the background. My childhoodddd

A bit unrelated but Douglas Smith,the Jimmy Olsen actor looks like the Absolute Superman At least to me anyways

He could've pulled a Bruce Leroy, and caught the bullet with his teeth and faked getting shot lol

Honestly, I love how this is a very realistic depiction of what people finding out a secret identity would be like. Yes, there would be people who would be grateful. But there would also be idiots like Timmy and Emmett who would overreact to everything. Sidenote: That kid Timmy must literally be the one from Southpark if he was so braindead as to try and pick that fight.

The truth about Clark Kent/Superman, he's just a regular guy. My favorite Clark Kent by far. I'm only okay with him revealing his identity in this iteration. I still believe that there should still be secret identities in superhero media

Also where the hell did Clark’s clothes in the diner go???

The ending with Jimmy put a big ass goofy grin on my face, me snd my gf were so sad when we got the flashback of clark choosing to protect his identity and losing a friend, and see my boy get some happiness outside of his family and Smallville just damn🥹

5:01 Wasnt expecting to have my life threatened when I clicked this vidoe, geez

I was losing my mind the whole diner scene I was like oh shit how's Clark gonna get out of this when his identity intacted and he didn't Superman's identity has finally been revealed to the world 🤯, I can't wait to see how this affect Clark in the final three episodes because so many people is gonna treat Clark and the family like celebrities and many are gonna be gunning for them too

Hey sorry if you take it as bad but maybe change that shitty ass clickbaity title so it doesn't get spoiled for other people ?

In another universe, Vic is the Robin going into the Batman Part II. Look at his growth under Ozwald and imagine it under Bruce and Alfred.

Batmans coming for his ass 😅

We truly needed this show to wash the rancid taste of poo from Joker 2 out of our mouths.

Oz is driven by the love affair he has with his mom!!!

I got this head canon that the first Joker movie, The Batman and The Penguin show are all connected

Do you think Vic fake his death and gonner come back as mr freeze cos I’m sure his girlfriend from the 3rd episode was called Norma