"Ummm, excuse me – you dropped your stick of dynamite¿" puppyish lead character Milo casually mentions to his expedition's demolitions expert in Disney's animated epic Atlantis: The Lost Empire.

Inside the DVD package you'll find some info about Disney's next release to the theatres -- Atlantis: The Lost Empire. What you'll also find is a trailer for a first person shooter that's ...

The DVD ($30) features the wide-screen version ... the animated film, “Atlantis: The Lost Empire” was incorrectly called Disney’s first CinemaScope production since “Sleeping Beauty ...

Atlantis: The Lost Empire is unique in Disney’s back catalog in that it sits solidly in the realm of science fiction. Likewise, it wasn’t afraid to explore darker and more adult themes ...

The Lost Empire to move the studio into a new realm and therefore planned a sequel TV series. However, the series was canceled and instead released as the direct-to-DVD sequel Atlantis ...

Atlantis: The Lost Empire "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" is a blandly conceived and executed attempt at a juve-style "Indiana Jones" with Jules Verne trappings. It recycles familiar adventure and ...

Atlantis looks to a different model. On screen, the full title reads Atlantis: The Lost Empire, but a better subtitle might have been My First Action Movie. Atlantis stretches the Disney look over ...

Atlantis: The Lost Empire seems destined not to be judged on its own merits, opening as it does amid a swirl of speculation about the state of animated movies. Traditional animation is viewed as ...

The hero of Disney’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire is a terrifyingly enthusiastic young museum scholar named Milo who wears giant circular specs and talks (in the voice of Michael J. Fox ...