Making of Atlantis: The Lost Empire (Full Documentary)
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Kida is a real princess and ought to be interacting with the other Disney Princesses without a doubt.
Why are there so many recent links about this movie?
I liked it when it came out. Tried rewatching recently and… I guess times have changed. The Milo character just seems a bit manic and the comic relief seems overdone.
I still love the visual aesthetic and animation quality though.
Perfect timing. Just rewatched this and Treasure Planet as a back to back last week after more than 20 years and absolutely loved it. I really wish there were more western 2D animated movies.
Damn, dude, where have you been with this channel. I like this kind of documantaries and never heard about those videos.
Thank you for sharing this documentary.
thank you so much!
I loved the entire aesthetic and the 1940s adventure feel of the film but I honestly couldn’t stand *any* of the characters.
I wouldn’t mind a reboot of the IP to give it another shot at all.
Now this is a Disney film I’d love to see a live action remake of
Watched this video the other day after randomly stumbling upon it. Made me genuinely appreciate this one even more
Fun fact: The guy who wrote the Atlantean language for this movie also came up with the Klingon language for Star Trek.
I was a scrawny kid when I was younger, and wasn’t into sports and such, but art, movies, etc.
It was nice to see a leading Disney male that I could see myself in.
I always think about the chef character giving the main character a big jar of grease from the adventure and crying about it near the end of the movie and that’s literally all I remember haha