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''Titanic: The Legend Goes On'' -- also known as ''Titanic: The Animated Movie'' or ''Titanic: The Animated Musical'' -- is an animated film written and directed by Italian director Camillo Teti. The film follows the adventures of a [[Cinderella (Disney)|Cinderella]] [[Captain Ersatz]] named Angelica, who boards the Titanic with her wicked stepmother and her stepsisters. In a role-reversal of the romance from the better known [[James Cameron]] [[Titanic|film]], the poor girl falls in love with a rich young man ([[Contrived Coincidence|whose nanny happens to be]] Angelica's long-lost real mother).
 
Accompanying them on the voyage are a [[An American Tail|family of immigrant mice]], a [[One Hundred and One101 Dalmatians (Disney)|Cruella de Vil]] lookalike and her Cockney henchmen, a detective who dresses like [[Sherlock Holmes]], a trio of Mexican mice, and a rapping dog. [[Random Events Plot|You will not be able to follow what they're doing or why they're doing it]]. Then again, you probably wouldn't ''want'' to.
 
The ship eventually hits an iceberg and sinks, [[Foregone Conclusion|of course]] -- but in this [[Lighter and Softer]] fairy tale treatment of the Titanic story, nearly all of the characters we're introduced to in this film survive the disaster and live [[Happily Ever After]].
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'''Molly:''' ''(several lines later)'' Oh thank you! Always a perfect lady with nothing to be ashamed of! }}
*** [[Captain Obvious|"WE'RE ON A SHIP IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OCEAN!"]]
* <s> Ripoff</s> <s> [[Plagiarism]]</s> [[Captain Ersatz]]: Most of the cast are imitations of characters from well-known animated films. Angelica, her stepmother, and her stepsisters are obvious Cinderella knockoffs and Angelica herself has been compared to Don Bluth's [[Anastasia]]. The mouse family are clearly derivative of ''[[An American Tail]]''. The two dalmatians look a lot like Pongo and Perdita from Disney's ''[[One Hundred and One101 Dalmatians (Disney)|One Hundred and One Dalmatians]]'', and of course there's a Cruella de Vil lookalike with henchmen who resemble Jasper and Horace. The Mexican mice look like refugees from a Speedy Gonzalez cartoon, a magpie is quite obviously based on Jeremy from ''[[The Secret of NIMH]]'', and there's bumbling detective who looks like ''[[Sherlock Holmes]]''. There's even a ripoff of [[Beauty and The Beast (Disney)|Disney's version Gaston]] called…[[Exactly What It Says On the Tin|Gaston]].
** Somewhat less obvious are the Lady knock-off from ''[[Lady and The Tramp]]'' (except that the "Lady" is actually ''male'' with a Sam Elliot-like voice), Granny from ''Sylvester and Tweety'' (called "Victoria"), the orange cat Geoffrey who looks quite a bit like Azrael of ''[[The Smurfs]]'', Fritz the rapping terrier (who looks very much like Jock, the terrier in ''Lady and the Tramp''), the geese from ''[[The Aristocats]]'', and (a bit more obscure) William looks quite a bit like Prince Charming of ''Cinderella'' (and his picture on the DVD looks eerily like Leonardo Dicaprio's character in the James Cameron ''Titanic''). And to top it all off, they couldn't resist admitting in script that the chihuahua accompanying the cat was based off of Batty from ''Ferngully''. ("Stupid dog! What am I saying? You look more like a bat!")
** Notice how some characters seem to have better animation than others? This is because the animators just ''traced over'' characters in other animated movies. That's also why the character designs vary wildly in style.
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* [[Circling Birdies]]: When Meanstreak's dog gets hit by a meat and flew against the wall, he gets some meat spinning on top of its head.
* [[Conspicuous CG]]: The long-distance shots of the ship during the voyage.
* [[Cross -Dressing Voices]]: "You had a tiger on board?" What's worse is before that line is said, the same character had a female voice.
** Also Maxie the mouse child is voiced by one Caroline Yung.
* [[Cats Are Mean]]: Jeffrey.
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