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	Atlantis: The Lost Empire
	Kirk Wise and Gary Trousdale Michael J. Fox, James Garner, Cree Summer, Don Novello 2001 Collector's special edition — two-disc set; widescreen; closed caption; feature film with visual commentary (additional "making-of" information); "DisneyPedia Atlantis: Fact or Fiction," fun and entertaining theories about the lost continent of Atlantis; multiple platform navigational system (3-D menus with three viewing modes) with Explore Mode (tour 3-D Ulysses submarine), Tour Mode (all bonus features viewed as one continuous program), Files Mode (rapid navigation with bonus features listed sequentially); deleted scene; virtual tours of CG models; Whitmore Industries Industrial film; "How to Speak Atlantean"; history; story and editorial; abandoned sequence; art direction; animation production; character designs; music and sound design; publicity; production notes.		With the Broadway-musical quality triumph of "Beauty & the Beast," co-directors Kirk Wise and Gary Trousdale redefined the Disney feature-length cartoon as something far beyond mere kiddie fodder. Now, the Wise-Trousdale team has come up with the Disney animation unit's first great action movie, a fast-paced, witty affair about a multi-cultural band of adventurers who seek the fabled continent of Atlantis in the early 1900s. Young, awkward linguistics scholar Milo (voice of Michael J. Fox) believes in the existence of Atlantis and gets the chance to prove the legend is true when a rich benefactor finances a scientific expedition. The quest is dangerous, exciting and tremendously entertaining. Echoes of "Journey to the Center of the Earth" and "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" actually benefit the film. Its phenomenal imagery and non-stop energy match the splendor and kinetics of the finest Japanese anime. And voices by James Garner, Cree Summer and Don Novello add to the fun.


	Wednesday, December 18, 2024





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