Jun 1, 2025
I think they should’ve let her keep her queen markings.
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I think they should’ve let her keep her queen markings.
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You could say that "Moana 2" is the "Atlantis 2" of its time, both were supposed to be series, but at the last minute they were turned into a movie and well, I don't have to tell you how it ended (I didn't watch "Moana 2", but I watch the reviews and well, you could say that Disney loves repeating history)
And yes, I don't watch it because Disney supported Israel financially
Atlantis: Milo's Return UK DVD (2003) Search for the Spear of Destiny Game
What would be your takes on the three Big Bads from Atlantis Milo's Return? (Edgar Volgud, Chakashi, and Erik Hellstrom/Fake Odin)
Honestly I think they all had good bases, they just needed some more fine tuning/much better animation
Cannot get over the one time I watched Atlantis 2 with my friends and we all showed no emotion until the end credits and we were all like “DIRECTED BY TAD STONES????”
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Disney+ What To Watch: My Top 10 Favourite Direct-To-Video Disney Sequels
We’re on category four in my campaign to try brighten the dark times the world finds itself in at the moment due to the current pandemic. We’re now delving into the always controversial topic of Direct-to-Video Disney Sequels.
Just as a disclaimer, I am aware that the term “Video” is outdated these days and many people just say Direct-to-DVD, but I grew up when most of these Direct-to-Video movies were being released and whenever this topic is at its most controversial, the headline is usually Direct-to-Video.
Just to clarify, this is a list of the animated Disney sequels that Disney decided would be a good way of continuing the stories of some of their most classic animated features. Some were good, some were terrible, some even have more than one entry on this list.
As always, please remember that my thoughts and opinions are my own as I may be defending movies that others find ridiculous but I have reasons for liking all ten of these entries.
#10. Atlantis: Milo’s Return
I have to say the #10 entry and the honourable mentions are pretty much of the same level of enjoyment for me, but ultimately Atlantis 2 tipped it because I really had a fondness for the original movie and was surprisingly interested to find out what happened to these characters after the ending of it.
That being said I do understand the controversies with this movie, like other Direct-to-Video sequels, Disney came up with the idea of creating mini-backdoor pilots for potential animated shows disguised as feature-length movies. While some could get away with being mistaken for thought out sequels, Atlantis 2 is rumbled about 20-30 minutes into it when it is discovered that there are three stories in this movie and all are very loosely connected.
Now in a way, this does infuriate me as when I hear Atlantis is getting a sequel as a child I was very excited because I enjoyed the original so much, but as you get older and discover Disney’s true M.O, there’s only so much we as fans can fall for before the bull starts being called out.
All this being said, I did enjoy the three stories, the first one being this epic sea battle mimicking the leviathan battle from the first being, the second being more of a mystic western type of movie and the third actually bringing in Norse mythology several years before Thor was owned by the Mouse House. It’s just a shame that none of these stories were up to par with the first movie.
Even the animation style of this movie compared to the first takes a downgrade as most Direct-to-Video sequels did, while the animation styling was very precise in the first movie, this feels like it has had all of the life sucked out of it and left it feeling flat.
Complaints aside, I did enjoy seeing these characters back and the same voice actors were back to reprise their roles which was great. There isn’t a lot of development for these characters outside of Milo and Kida, but I guess in a movie subtitled “Milo’s Return” he does deserve the development and being married to Kida she also deserves the development.
They did do the fish out of water story slightly with her when she finally discovers what the surface world is like and throughout the movie it did kind of build it’s way for Kida to make her decision about the future of Atlantis and how it could mutually benefit the world and her kingdom for them to integrate. It’s a little bit like Killmonger’s Wakanda argument only Kida goes about it the right way.
The new characters introduced in this movie are not exactly memorable, to the point where I can’t remember any of their names aside from Odin...because he’s Odin...but also aside from the one Atlantean spear introduced in the second story that becomes a plot device in the third story, there is nothing really connecting the stories other than our main heroes.
The best new character for me was the rock-eating dog-like pet of Milo and Kida’s who befriends Mole due to their shared love of dirt. He’s a cute design and the fact he is a lava dog is quite creative, I’m just a sucker for cute animal sidekicks even in animation. I mean he’s no Bruni or Pua but being a simple throwaway side character was always on the agenda in this type of movie.
It’s a harmless movie, if you are like me and just want to see these characters in another story, or three, then this is probably the movie for you. The adventures are slightly pedestrian but just lite of what the earlier action sequences in the first movie were like and again, it’s not exactly a harmful movie.
So what do you guys think? Post your comments and check out more Disney+ What to Watch Top 10s as well as more Top 10 Lists and other posts.
Hi, love the first atlantis and hate the second. If you would rewirte the story for atlantis 2, how would you tell the story?
Don’t even remember what the sequel was about, I was absolutely gone while watching it.Having that said, it could benefit from a new plot. I’d have it play a few hundred years later, with Milo and Kida still being young and alive, and Milo’s hair now white because of the crystal’s influence.They’d get visited by the grandchildren of the grandchildren of the crew he originally travelled with, who were raised with the story of Atlantis and started an expedition themselves. Of course these people were skeptical at first, but became convinced after they decidednot to give the necklace they inherited to their adult offspring, if they had any, and kept wearing it as a test, discovering it delayed their ageing process. They’re around 80 years old, but look like they’re in their early 30s.Milo and Kida naturally don’t recognize the strangers, but their ownership of the necklace has them believe they’re speaking the truth, though one character is an impostor and killed one of the original members in order to take and examine their foreign treasure. This person could be commander Lyle’s brother. He’s carried the crystal necklace for as long Milo has, but was already a man between the age of 50 and 60, so his hair being white raises no suspicion with anybody.When he first learned his brother’s crew returned home filthy rich, while no one could give him a straight answer to what happened to him, he planned to head for Atlantis, but couldn’t get the funds or even find the way. Because all the research got destroyed, he was stuck looking in Ireland. Meanwhile, he kept an eye on the relatives of the people he suspected killed his brother and later looked them up when they too wanted to find Atlantis.One of them was told it was located in Iceland, and so this new team reaches Atlantis by sharing specific pieces of knowledge with each other.There, the brother eventually hears the story of how Lyle wanted to take the magic crystal, but seeing the Atlanteans keep this power of near-immortality for themselves displeases him and he tries to convince his travel companions it should be shared with the world. They end up agreeing with that, but Milo and Kida explain that their city and the crystal are supposed to stay a myth and need each other to stay alive.At the end of the movie, I’d like a staged disaster to happen, whereafter a plot twist is introduced where the crystal summons the brother to protect Atlantis from his own attack. Nobody understands how that’s even possible, but the gist is that he’s Lyle’s half-brother and his side of the family are far descendants of a lost Atlantean prince who attempted to escape the city. And apparently succeeded. This happened far before Kida’s father even became king, though.So, either the villain disappears after being crystallized for too long, like Kida’s mother, or he returns and everyone asks themselves what to do with him. After being exposed to the voices of his ancestors inside the crystal, the brother decides it’d be best if he left Atlantis be. The rest of the crew is disappointed they can’t use the crystal to “better” humanity, but agree their visit has done enough damage. Still, Milo and Kida wonder if their guests didn’t have somewhat of a point, and how they’ll be able to evolve if they stay hidden in this one space forever. But it’s a question that doesn’t need to get answered in the movie.
ITS THE CUM FILLING