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1 posted on 12/06/2002 12:42:54 PM PST by The Wizard
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my thanks to my felloe Freepers who asked....it got me to see the film again
2 posted on 12/06/2002 12:49:11 PM PST by The Wizard
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How is it for young kids, 4-9?
5 posted on 12/06/2002 1:03:27 PM PST by colorado tanker
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No matter how good it is, I hesitate to support any Disney product as long as Michael Eisner is running the company. They must change their ways.
6 posted on 12/06/2002 1:05:42 PM PST by Cicero
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Thanks, Wizard.
I was hoping a FReeper had seen this. This board is the only "movie critic" I trust for an honest report.
7 posted on 12/06/2002 1:08:49 PM PST by reformed_democrat
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In 'Treasure Island' the original that this animation is using to rip off the plot line Jim Hawkins father leaves his family behind by dying not desertion. Jim's motivation to take part in the voyage of the Hispaniola is in large part to obtain financial security for his mother that this family tragedy has deprived her of. In this post modern retelling the father deserts his family and becomes a member of that famed leftist hate class a 'deadbeat dad'.
O tempor, O mores.
8 posted on 12/06/2002 1:12:30 PM PST by robowombat
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To: The Wizard; colorado tanker
"Opening to low box office...

Disney didn't promote this film enough before it opened in theaters. The only ads I saw were the McDonald's ads promoting the "Treasure Planet" toys in their Happy Meals.

"How is it for young kids, 4-9?"

My whole family thoroughly enjoyed this film. My three grandchildren (ages 4, 7, and 10) thought it was great!

Thanks for the review, Wizard. I totally agree with it.

9 posted on 12/06/2002 1:24:11 PM PST by dixiechick2000
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I loved the Captain, an english woman

Well, I was thinking of seeing this movie. I have never seen a convincing female captain. Not once. The role is too mired in the unreality of political correctness.

16 posted on 12/06/2002 1:39:37 PM PST by hopespringseternal
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I took my kids last weekend - they are 11 and 5. They both loved it and so did I. I thought it was positive, exciting, and fun. And I thought it was cool with the whole 19th century meets futuristic sci-fi. It was pulled off quite well. I was afraid that would make it cheesy, but it didn't. And the song was cool, too. I think disney was attracting a wider range of kids with this film - not babyish so the older boys might want to see it, but it is also good for the younger kids, too.
18 posted on 12/06/2002 1:47:26 PM PST by deziner
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Please go take the kids to see Treasure Planet and support Disney as well as Michael Eisner! They need our Conservative dollars to spread their Liberal Agenda!


21 posted on 12/06/2002 1:55:05 PM PST by Bommer
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