Titan A.E.

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	Drew Barrymore	Akima
	Jim Breuer	The Cook
	Ken Hudson Campbell	Po
	Thomas A. Chantler	Male Announcer
	Tsai Chin	Old Woman
	Elaine A. Clark	Citizen
	Roy Conrad	Second Human
	Jim Cummings	Chowquin
	Matt Damon	Cale
	Janeane Garofalo	Stith
	Leslie Hedger	First Human
	Roger L. Jackson	First Alien
	David L. Lander	The Mayor
	Nathan Lane	Preed
	John Leguizamo	Gune
	Alex D. Linz	Young Cale
	Tone Loc	Tek
	Shannon Orrock	Female Announcer
	Alex Pels	Soldier
	Ron Perlman	Sam Tucker
	Bill Pullman	Korso
	Charles Rocket	Firrikash
	Crystal Scales	Drifter Girl
	Christopher Scarabosio	Queen Drej
	Eric Schniewind	Alien

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Director	Don Bluth
	Gary Goldman
Writer	Hans Bauer, Randall McCormick, Ben Edlund, John August, Joss Whedon
Producer	Hans Bauer, Don Bluth, Paul Gertz, Gary Goldman, David Kirschner, Christopher Meledandri
Musician	Graeme Revell, Tim Simonec

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Story Synopsis:
After the Earth is destroyed by an alien race over a thousand years from now, a few surviving humans shuttle around the galaxy in spaceships trying to find someplace safe to reunite. Young Cale (Damon) is in possession of a map detailing the safe haven of the space station Titan, and with the cooperation of Korso (Pullman), Akima (Barrymore), and some friendly aliens, he sets out to find it. (Laurie Sevano)

DVD Picture:
Amazing. Simply amazing. The anamorphically enhanced 2.35:1 DVD exhibits an animated picture that is so pristine and dimensional, that some of the space scenes almost look real. Colors are bold and vibrant, with deep, pure blacks. Hues are solid, with no apparent chroma noise. The animation is sharp and finely detailed, with no distractions that I could find anywhere. This is a beautiful picture in all aspects of image quality. (Suzanne Hodges)

Soundtrack:
The Dolby® Digital and DTS® Digital Surround™ 5.1-channel discrete soundtracks both offer superlative sonic listening experiences, filled with prominent moments of dynamics, energy, dimension and sheer excitement. Both versions will certainly not disappoint, but the DTS soundtrack was found to offer slightly greater depth in the low-end, as well as marginal refinement in the higher frequencies, as well as dimensional placement. The fidelity is first-rate, and although the audio does get rather loud at times, the tonal balance is perceptually neutral, and therefore peak-volume sounds should not be excessively bright. The ADR-produced dialogue is nicely recorded, and has a presence that seems rather well-integrated with the visuals. The soundstage is consistently wide and deep throughout, and split surround engagement substantially enlivens the listening space. The use of a back surround decoder, such as the SMART Devices CS-3X, Jr. will offer an enhancement of the surround soundfield, with subtle enhancement of spaciousness. Low frequencies are downright outstanding with this soundtrack, and are delivered with a clean-sounding presence, substantial depth and occasional system-threatening intensity to well below 25Hz, all around you. The .1 LFE is certainly a prominent factor. The music is nicely recorded and is adequately immersive, albeit with balance toward the screen. This is a very well-produced, lively and energetic soundtrack that will surely excite and entertain to full satisfaction. (Perry Sun)



This Disc Contains The Following WSR-Rated Superb Qualities:
Reference Quality
Collector Edition
Superb Color Fidelity

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