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James Newton HowardReparto:
Michael J. Fox, Corey Burton, Claudia Christian, James Garner, John Mahoney, Leonard Nimoy, Jacqueline Obradors, David Ogden Stiers, Jim Varney (más)Streaming (2)
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Un joven aventurero llamado Milo encuentra un antiguo diario que contiene las pistas de cómo llegar a Atlantis, el mítico reino hundido. Junto a Moliere, Vinny y muchos aventureros más, Milo decide embarcarse en el Ulises, un impresionante submarino, en una arriesgada expedición al fondo del mar. Allí descubrirán el continente perdido, pero cuando el verdadero plan del equipo sale a la luz, la misión de Milo cambiará de descubrir Atlantis... a salvarla. (Disney España)
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It's not an animation that would be fundamentally exceptional by its story or execution, but it's something that can entertain the viewer - both children and adults. There is Atlantis, that's the basis, some mystery, villains and heroes that you can easily recognize, and above all something beautiful, mysterious, something that is connected to the alternative history of the Earth. It's a pity that it is so transparent. However, some scenes are visually stunning.
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Pretty average. The animation didn't impress, the story was average, the way some of the villains making good at the end was unconvincing and there was far too little humor. IN A NUTSHELL: This is a bit of a blast from the past, and now it’s gone a bit stale.
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A not very surprising film that combines entertainment for adults and children in the same way as classical animation and computer animation: not very well.
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An imaginatively rich fantasy. Some of the scenes are so breathtaking that seeing them on a wide screen in a cinema must be a blast. The story is weaker, the Pearl Harbor-style aerial combat mixed with Star Wars doesn't work very well. But if you like animated films, you’ll enjoy this because the creators didn’t spare the fantasy. Overall, a strong three stars.
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