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Gregory Snegoff | ... |
Everard Maltravers
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Don Juan
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Jane Alexander | ... |
Elizabeth Camden
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Anna Mazzotti | ... |
Ronnie /
Stella
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Sean Patrick Lovett | ... |
Top Connors
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Teresa Pascarelli | ... |
Rachel Camden
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John Stone | ... |
The Shark With Tourettes Syndrome
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A grandfather mouse tells his grandchildren the "real" story of the Titanic disaster, including himself, evil sharks, a giant octopus, and an evil whaling scheme.
I'm one of the few people who watched the Nostalgia Critic review of this film a few times before I saw this. At first, I thought it was gonna be a very good kids movie.
Boy, was I wrong.
The storyline had too many plot twists that were so mind boggling they had to butcher the tragedy of the stinking ship and turned it into a pathetic attempt to save the whales. You think that really happened, did you? Well, take my advice: WRONG!!! I agree that it's insulting to our intelligence to hundreds of people who died on the tragedy.
The dialog was lame and none of these characters were very likable.
I heard that Titanic: The Legend Goes On was the worst film in the history of animation, but something tells me that this one is actually worse than the other animated version (even the rapping dog). I totally regretted seeing this disrespectful animated piece of junk and the Nostalgia Critic review is way better.
I'm giving this a 2/10 thanks to the animation and music.