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Treasure Planet (2002)
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| name= Treasure Planet (2002)
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| director= John Musker<br>Ron Clements
| producer= John Musker<br>Ron Clements<br> Roy Conli
| writer= John Musker<br>Ron Clements<br>Ron Edwards
| based on=''Treasure Island'' by Robert Louis Stevenson
| starring= Joseph Gordon-Levitt<br>Brian Murray<br>Emma Thompson<br>David Hyde Pierce<br>Martin Short<br>Micheal Wincott<br>Laurie Metcalf<br>Roscoe Lee Browne<br>Patrick McGoohan
| music= James Newton Howard
| editing= Michael Kelly
| production company=Walt Disney Productions
| distributor=Buena Vistas Pictures Distribution
| released= November 27, 2002
| runtime= 95 min
| country=USA
| language=English
| budget= $140 million
| gross= $110 million
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Directed by: John Musker and Ron Clements
Directed by: John Musker and Ron Clements
Music by: James Newton Howard
Music by: James Newton Howard
Treasure Planet was an animated Disney movie that came out in 2002. It was based off the 1883 Robert Louis Stevenson story Treasure Island. Ideas for this movie go back to the 1980s, when John Musker and Ron Clements brought it up, but were shut down by [[Jeffery Katzenberg]], as they did [[The Little Mermaid]] instead. After a 10+ year period of asking, plus Katzenberg’s departure in 1994, and with the help from [[Roy E. Disney]], CEO [[Micheal Eisner]] gave it the green light. However, thanks to poor advertising and releasing it with Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and The Santa Clause II, it flopped at the Box Office. Despite it’s failure, it received praise from audiences and critics, and got nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 2003 Oscars, but lost to Spirited Away.
Treasure Planet was an animated Disney movie that came out in 2002. It was based off the 1883 Robert Louis Stevenson story Treasure Island. Ideas for this movie go back to the 1980s, when John Musker and Ron Clements brought it up, but were shut down by [[Jeffery Katzenberg]], as they did [[The Little Mermaid]] instead. After a 10+ year period of asking, plus Katzenberg’s departure in 1994, and with the help from [[Roy E. Disney]], CEO [[Micheal Eisner]] gave it the green light. However, thanks to poor advertising and releasing it with Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and The Santa Clause II, it flopped at the Box Office. Despite it’s failure, it received praise from audiences and critics, and got nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 2003 Oscars, but lost to Spirited Away.
==Themes==
It’s themes include family and redemption as shown with Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver. It shows hard work and perseverance when Hawkins worked on the RLS Legacy, and the quest to find Treasure Planet.
It’s themes include family and redemption as shown with Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver. It shows hard work and perseverance when Hawkins worked on the RLS Legacy, and the quest to find Treasure Planet.