John Rzeznik

Treasure Planet -- Clip: Hoverboarding

Treasure Planet -- Clip: Setting Sail

Treasure Planet -- Clip: Jim and John Meet

Jim Hawkins is a typical teenager seen by the world as a slacker with no future. Jim is a bit down until one night a dying pirate give him the map to all of his dreams - the legendary loot of Captain Nathaniel Flint. As his journey into space aboard a ship of unsavory characters begins, Jim finds a mentor in the crew's cook, a cyborg named John Silver.

As a boy, Jim Hawkins (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) was enchanted by stories of the legendary pirate, Captain Flint, and his ability to appear from nowhere, raid passing ships, and disappear in order to hide the loot on 'Treasure Planet.' Jim's father abandons the son and his mother (Laurie Metcalf) when Jim is a child; therefore Jim grows up to be alienated, begrudgingly helping his mother run an inn, and only getting his thrills from 'solar surfing'.

Color Me Obsessed: A Film About The Replacements -- Are you a believer? Are you one of the people who knows? Well you can trust that after watching Color Me Obsessed you will join the ranks of the privileged few. With COLOR ME OBSESSED, the first documentary on the influential 80s indie rock band, The Replacements, director Gorman Bechard brings an extraordinary vision to a unique filmmaking challenge. I wanted to give The Replacements god-like treatment, he explains, but I didn t want to make a VH-1 Where Are They Now? style documentary. Combining the mystique of the band with the passion of their fans, Bechard made a music documentary with no music and not one single image of the band. People believe in god without ever seeing or hearing him or her, the director says. I m going to make viewers believe in The Replacements in much the same way. From rock stars Colin Meloy (the Decemberists) and John Rzeznik (Goo Goo Dolls) to music journalists Robert Christgau and Legs McNeil, COLOR ME OBSESSED features over 135 interviews with true-believers. From names you ll recognize (Tom Arnold, George Wendt, Dave Foley and Tommy Ramone) to everyday fans, COLOR ME OBSESSED presents the potentially true story of The Replacements, America s last best band, the most influential band you've probably never heard of. And despite containing not one note of music, it s a doc that really rocks.