So, this topic in general got me to thinking about movies that are so intentionally bad that they are good (Plan 9, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, etc), vs movies that may have been originally well intentioned but went horribly wrong (Battlefield Earth, Istar) vs movies that were just made badly for whatever reason and were banking on either star power or current trends in film (Jack and Jill, Adventures of Pluto Nash). I recently recalled an animated film of what I believe to be in the 3rd category when thinking about some real stinkers I watched with my daughters when they were young teens. And then the animated film 'Titanic: The Legend Continues' re entered my consciousness. If you never saw this 2000 release, it's not surprising since it was an Italian release and wasn't promoted in the US. That being said, it is weirdly, randomly and laughably bad, particularly since it was originally marketed to children. If youve got an hour to kill, check it out on YouTube; tho if you think that comedic material involved with the sinking of a luxury liner which caused the deaths of hundreds is out of bounds, then I don't recommend it. If you can get past that, you might LOL at quite a bit of it, especially the rapping dog scenes. It might even be funnier if you are high while viewing it, since I'm pretty sure the director was.

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