Atlantis - Milo's Return
starring: James Arnold Taylor, Cree Summer, John Mahoney, Jacqueline Obradors, Don Novello
directed by: Tad Stones, Toby Shelton, Victor Cook
directed by: Tad Stones, Toby Shelton, Victor Cook
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Milo kida & their team gear up for more action when trouble surfaces above water & they discover mystifying powers at work.Studio: Buena Vista Home VideoRelease Date: 12/26/2008Starring: Milo ThatchRun time: 80 minutesRating: G
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Like Disney's animated Atlantis: The Lost Empire, its sequel, Milo's Return, is an Indiana Jones for the younger set.Bespectacled Milo Thatch (James Arnold Taylor taking over from Michael J. Fox) is back in this made-for-video release, helping to rebuild Atlantis alongside new sweetheart Queen Kida, but all is not so calm in the outside world.A giant octopus-like creature, the Kraken, is terrorizing a local village, so Milo, Kida, and the rest head out--Scoobie-style--to make things right.Once that problem has been solved, they're off to the Southwest to tame a passel of wild sand coyotes and then to Antarctica to battle a 100-foot ice monster.Milo's Return is a series of loosely linked adventures drawing on a variety of mythologies, including Native American and Norse, that doesn't always have much to do with the original movie, but is always lively and entertaining.(Ages 8 and older) --Kathleen C. Fennessy
Milo kida & their team gear up for more action when trouble surfaces above water & they discover mystifying powers at work.Studio: Buena Vista Home VideoRelease Date: 12/26/2008Starring: Milo ThatchRun time: 80 minutesRating: G
Amazon.com:
Like Disney's animated Atlantis: The Lost Empire, its sequel, Milo's Return, is an Indiana Jones for the younger set.Bespectacled Milo Thatch (James Arnold Taylor taking over from Michael J. Fox) is back in this made-for-video release, helping to rebuild Atlantis alongside new sweetheart Queen Kida, but all is not so calm in the outside world.A giant octopus-like creature, the Kraken, is terrorizing a local village, so Milo, Kida, and the rest head out--Scoobie-style--to make things right.Once that problem has been solved, they're off to the Southwest to tame a passel of wild sand coyotes and then to Antarctica to battle a 100-foot ice monster.Milo's Return is a series of loosely linked adventures drawing on a variety of mythologies, including Native American and Norse, that doesn't always have much to do with the original movie, but is always lively and entertaining.(Ages 8 and older) --Kathleen C. Fennessy
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- A failed TV series...
This is a compilation of 3 TV afternoon episodes which, after the brass at Disney TV animation viewed them, decided not to make any more, and release them on DVD after interstitial connections were made to sort of make them into a movie. Much the same track taken with "Belle's Magical World" and "Cinderella 2". When the studio execs judge that the three test episodes of a projected TV afternoon series aren't good enough to make it on TV, the DVD obviously won't be very good, either.
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- BACK TO HELL FROM WHICH YOU CAME! 2.25 OUT OF 10
Atlantis: Milo's Return is absolutely horrible, and there is almost nothing good to be had from this craptacular movie experience, except divine hatred for all things about Disney sequels. The plot is simply too hard to figure out, and it will only piss you off when you're able to figure out some parts of it. Everything good about the original has gone horribly wrong in its hellish sequel. The original actors are basically no where to be found in the sequel, which also ruins the experience. The ... Read More
- excelent condition fast shipping great descriptionthe movie that i ordered was in great condition just as described excelent price and very fast shipping
- just what i wantedi enjoied the first one and wanted to see the second one. For the price i was able to buy it instead of renting it. I got 2 for the price of 1 cause my grandchildren enjoied it too.
- Better than expectedMy grandson was looking for this movie. I found it here on Amazon at a great price. It arrived quickly, and I was impressed by the condition of it. Amazon.com continues to exceed my expectations! Thank you Amazon and Movieswanted for an excellent product!
- A failed TV series...This is a compilation of 3 TV afternoon episodes which, after the brass at Disney TV animation viewed them, decided not to make any more, and release them on DVD after interstitial connections were made to sort of make them into a movie. Much the same track taken with "Belle's Magical World" and "Cinderella 2". When the studio execs judge that the three test episodes of a projected TV afternoon series aren't good enough to make it on TV, the DVD obviously won't be very good, either.
- BACK TO HELL FROM WHICH YOU CAME! 2.25 OUT OF 10Atlantis: Milo's Return is absolutely horrible, and there is almost nothing good to be had from this craptacular movie experience, except divine hatred for all things about Disney sequels. The plot is simply too hard to figure out, and it will only piss you off when you're able to figure out some parts of it. Everything good about the original has gone horribly wrong in its hellish sequel. The original actors are basically no where to be found in the sequel, which also ruins the experience. The ... Read More
