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Explorer Milo Thather gets a hold of a map to the lost city of Atlantis. Along with Captain Rourke, he and his crew set forth on a mission to locate the mysterious city aboard a submarine. Along the w...( read more 
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An aspiring cartographer/linguist/explorer Milo Thatch(Michael J. Fox) is working in the boiler room at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington D.C. in 1 914. Milo believes he has found the secret to the location of Atlantis through a manuscript called the Sheppard's Journal so, Milo contacted by Preston B. Whitmore (John Mahoney) reveals he was a friend of Milo's Grandfather, Thaddeus Thatch had originally located the Journal.
Milo's team are able to find the underwater cavern described by the Journal that leads to Atlantis with the exploration.
Kidagakash "Kida" Nedakh (Cree Summer) discovers Milo can read & speak the Atlantian language enlists his help to transcript ancient murals. Milo & Kida learn that the city is protected by the Heart of Atlantis with strange blue gems that each Atlantian wears are connected to it. Kida returned to Milo's arms from the Heart is no longer infused with the its power. Milo stays in Atlantis is smitten with Kida. -
MCT:October 20, 2008Not bad, the take on Atlantis was certainly original, but it still isn't the best Disney film. Michael J Fox was the perfect choice for the voice of Milo though.
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MCT:October 13, 2008I love the ocean, and I am fascinated by tales of Atlantis. This tale of Atlantis is downright weird! It is an enjoyable movie, but it has some strange parts that will leave you wondering what were they thinking.
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MCT:October 6, 2008I had my doubts about this film but i have to say i thought it was great. good animation, some action, fantasy and a lot of laughs. great stuff
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MCT:September 17, 2008the first half was good but then it kinda went downhill when they found it (didnt mean to spoil it for everybody haha)
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MCT:September 2, 2008I don't get why this got so many bad reviews. I consider it to be one of the last Disney masterpieces created. It's a family film, if you're looking for something a bit more substantial then why are you watching this?
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MCT:August 31, 2008It's Good. This is the last Disney artistic masterpiece before everything went downhill(that doesn't include Pixar team films)Everytime that one watches, it resembles those films from Disney's good old days(sigh)
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MCT:August 3, 2008
Pretty cool movie
The chicks in this movie are so hot
I want to do them all night and day each day in a three way -
MCT:August 2, 2008
I bought Atlantis: The Lost Empire, with a couple other recent Disney films; Brother Bear was the first film we watched. And my son had already watched Atlantis without me, but since I had never seen it, I made him watch it again, which he didn't seem to excited about. For a Walt Disney film, it's incredibly underwhelming. It has their typical animation style, which is always welcome, but the story is boring and the characters forgettable.
Milo Hatch, played by Michael J. Fox, who I really miss as an actor, has a lifetime dream of finding Atlantis. His chance comes when a well funded exploration group asks to him to lead them. Luckily his grandfather left him a book, that only he can translate, which leads them directly there. After taking a huge submarine through the depths of the ocean, than a convoy of military vehicles deep into the center of the earth, they find the lost empire Atlantis. There, Milo meets a beautiful princess, whose society is crumbling around her. The military guys, have alternative motives for wanting to find Atlantis, and they steal everything not tied down. Milo, the princess, and a motley group of explorers he's befriended along the way, take it upon themselves to stop them.
For some unexplainable reason, Atlantis: The Lost Empire never grabbed my attention. It had all the usual Disney elements, in the right order, but I never cared in the least what happened to any of these characters. Some of the animation is really cool, there's a couple of beautiful sequences; I especially liked the submarine vs. the giant robotic sea-monster scene. But something was missing and the film never feels cohesive. And it wasn't just me, my 4-year-old noticed too. For a good film, he'll sit enraptured, and asks to watch again the next day. With this, he was distracted through most of it and hasn't asked to watch it since.
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MCT:July 30, 2008Disney continued its plunge from beloved family entertainment institution to clueless, soulless hack corporation with this embarrassingly misguided mess of a would-be animated sci-fi adventure. To be sure, there's plenty of competence on display, from the adequate (though seemingly deliberately ugly) animation to the passable voice talent... but 'adequate' in this context is hardly good enough, especially since 'Atlantis' carries itself as though it's the most amazing, funny, heartwarming, thrilling flick you've ever seen. As with many other Disney flicks from this time period, it tries to manipulate you into submission with in-your-face effects, obnoxious comic relief and shallow plot twists rather than simply earning its stripes honestly (say, with a decent script and solid direction). It doesn't help that the storyline 'borrows' quite liberally from Hayao Miyazaki's animation classic 'Castle in the Sky' and still manages to come up with nothing interesting to say.
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MCT:July 7, 2008
Mature plotline, screenplay and characters but "mature" doesn't have to mean "boring" and the rythm definitely flops from time to time.
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MCT:June 15, 2008
Interesting, but very bizarre for a Disney movie. Not to mention that I can't believe it squeaked by with a PG rating when it should've been PG-13.
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MCT:June 11, 2008
Something about the voice acting and the animation of this film just fit. And also the style was a little unusual which gave it a nice feel.
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MCT:June 5, 2008
My favorite part was when the girl gets seperated from her mother,and then the mother takes he bracelet as she floats to the sky
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MCT:May 26, 2008
A Disney movie without dumb songs and even dumber animal sidekicks...what a relief!This movie has its ups and downs:The action is set around 1914 or so-women weren't so emancipated back then(Audrey,Mrs.Packard,Helga-she seems Sharon Stone in Total Recall),submarines like that existed only in Jules Verne's works,The Mole character is too Uncle Fester-like,the characters are undevelopped,the pacing is so fast that the story gets lost in the way(I had the impression at times that I felt asleep and missed some action),it borrows from a lot of movies and the plot has holes big enough to shelter Atlantis itself.I don't think that kids will understand the whole story but it seems a computer game,it's full of action and great landscapes,it has nice effects and animation,incredible music,an interesting idea though it's not an original one,a few good laughs...And I liked that there wasn't too much focus on the romance.Oh,by the way,who wrote that journal and how come the healing power of the crystal couldn't help Milo get rid off his glasses? In conclusion:not a Disney classic but it's worth a watch...
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MCT:May 14, 2008
i likes the movie...the plot excellent and animation spllendid ...loved this movie and recommended to those who love those good animated movies
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MCT:April 18, 2008
honistly it was pretty , i was suprised . i usualy dont like the whole cartoon science fiction thing but it was ok .
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MCT:April 8, 2008I got about half-way through it while running on the treadmill. This is one of those movies where you scratch your head thinking, "Why did Disney make this movie?" Probably because people like me will be foolish enough to check it out from the library just because it's "Disney".
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MCT:April 8, 2008
Not a bad animated flick.
It was written by Joss Whedon so it's not too bad.
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MCT:March 6, 2008
This movie is good but it is something that would get on your nerves if you watch it over and over again.. good in moderation.
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MCT:January 18, 2008"A Little Bit of Everything Is Going On Here" This movie def does not meet the Disney standard that we all expect to see. More than half of the film was bizarre. Along with that the cast of characters were all odd to me and didn't fit the time period of the 1900's. THEY WERE SURE QUITE THE MOTLEY CREW. The voice overs for the characters were good but not memorable. I liked the fantasy feel to it, but more should have been done to make this worth watching.
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MCT:January 2, 2008
One of the best films from Disney, it's diferent from others one, great soundtrack, beutyful characters, great hisory.
Comments
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GymNetic25posted 307 days ago -
a guy wants to discover the lost world which is under sea. nice good movie.
Suitable for ages 8 and up: violence, scary imagery, tobacco use, and a difficult-to-follow story.posted 448 days ago -
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A good disney film. It has everything you'd expected from Walt Disney however it is the last in a line of disney film to fall prey to the square finger disese!!
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