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Treasure Island Director: Byron Haskin Cast: Bobby Driscoll, Robert Newton, Basil Sydney, Walter Fitzgerald

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  • DVD Release Date: 04/29/2003
  • Original Release: 1950
  • Rating: Rated G
  • Sales Rank: 7,094

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Closed Caption; Full restored ; Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound ; Original theatrical aspect ratio (1.33:1)

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Side #1 --
1. Opening Credits/Until Dark [9:30]
2. Captain Flint's Map [5:03]
3. Long John Silver [9:03]
4. Shipmates [10:37]
5. A Surprise for Mr. Arrow [4:37]
6. Mutiny [4:09]
7. Ben Gunn [4:27]
8. The Word of a Gentleman [7:11]
9. Jim Sneaks Aboard [9:00]
10. Taken Hostage [9:28]
11. Captain Flint's Treasure [12:29]
12. Long John Silver's Escape/End Credits [5:09]

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Editorial Reviews

Some critics, not completely enchanted with Treasure Planet, wondered why the Walt Disney Studios didn't make a straight animated version of Robert Louis Stevenson's enduring story about a boy and his pirate. One reason may be that Disney already made that movie in 1950, a ripping adventure that ranks among the studio's greatest live-action family classics. Bobby Driscoll stars as plucky young Jim Hawkins, who comes into possession of a pirate treasure map. Robert Newton is perhaps the definitive screen Long John Silver, complete with the "aargh" brogue and "pieces of eight"-squawking parrot atop his shoulder that launched a thousand parodies. Although the PG-rated violence may seem small potatoes compared to today's screen action vehicles, it's certainly notable for a Disney movie. One pirate takes a knife in the back, and in a tense climactic scene, Jim is wounded in the shoulder. Other unfortunate swabs tend to get shot in the face. DVD enthusiasts may quarrel with the less than pristine picture quality and the lack of extras, but young seafaring landlubbers and nostalgic baby boomers will thrill to the opportunity of sailing away with Jim and crew. Donald Liebenson, Barnes & Noble

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November 05, 2002: This book is a great book for all ages, and you'll want to wath it again and again. This is a 5 star moive and you should also read the book it is also a great one. The ending will change slitly but it is still a good moive.

This review was written about the VHS edition.