2:45

Packard just calmly read a magazine. She's ready to die

2:07 I think sounds like gallamimus.

this movie arguably the highest kill count in Disney-dom

0:50 Girly literally killed someone 😭😭😭

the Disney of today would be scared to even dip there foot in this movie

2:45 Sacrebleu

Did You Know?: The Leviathan is actually 3D CGI generated (as is the Ulysses [the Sub] and the Sub Pods) Something is wrong with a lot of modern CGI that the Leviathan here looks and moves like a hand-drawn entity with so much fluidity.

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Man, Atlantis would be so much better if it weren't for "save the jinju plot"

As others have pointed out, the Leviathan actually did it's job and saved the city. If not for the casualties it inflicted, Rourke would have had no troubles taking the city by force.

Never mind her complete apathy to a leviathan attack, how is Packard able to have a phone conversation with her friend (presumably on land) while at the bottom of the ocean in 1914?

"Sir, it's Engineering on 4."

Has to be one of if not *the* most visually impressive and well-executed fight scenes in the extremely rich and long lived history of 2D animation. The staging, lighting, action, all the tech used and the animation in general is unbelievably well done, not to mention how triumphant and epic the music is! It's three and a half minutes of non-stop fast-paced action in spectacularly grand and terrifying environments. The concept is kickass as well. A giant old timey yet almost futuristic steam-powered submarine kilometres under an ocean, ambushed by an ancient, gigantic mechanical leviathan that not only is an absolutely awe-inspiring and horrific idea for a monster encounter, it also manages to completely hand their asses to the protagonists, which is extremely rare in movies in general, let alone cartoons aimed at a younger audience. Damn what an undeniably ambitious project this movie would have been, too bad it bombed in the box office... What a shame, why can't we get good things to be more popular...

Packard is a good friend tbh

I'm not comparing or anything but when I first saw the Leviathan while watching the Atlantis movie online last Monday? the Leviathan kinda reminds me of Scorponok from Rise of The Beasts probably because of the claws and red eyes, but it looks cool tho' :) 1:49 "PACKARD!" Haha, Helga has no chill and that's what I like about her XD lol.

underrated scene

This is what I want to see in my regular Barotrauma game

When I get to the scene where the Leviathan looks into the front of the sub, I like to think that it was taking a minute to figure out how this "tiny boat" got this deep with out being attacked by it. Since the majority of the vessels it sunk were surface traveling ships. This is a new experience for it.

Jiminy Christmas... *IT'S A MACHINE!*

That thing is the size of a destroyer like the British type 45 or Arleigh Bruke imo those thing have a crew of over 300 and those diesels power or diesel electric power these day the sun h is stream power not sure if it coal or gas stream power coal need more crew than gas and that need more than modern diesel engines I say this sub have about 500 to 600 people and only like 50 lived that dark man

"Packard, sound the alarm!" "He took his suitcase? Marge, honey, I don't think he's coming back." *"P A C K A R D !"* "I have to call you back. No no, I'll call you." This lady has _WAY_ too much chill 😂

2023 anyone??!!

i know SMS Bayern a german battleship that has 8 380 mm naval guns in 4 twin turrets and several 150 mm naval guns on the sides and 2 88 mm anti aircraft guns it could use all it's guns and it's 20 600 mm h/8 torpedoes that is each filled with 280 kg of the sw39a explosive to attack that monster to save the submarine

Been 22 years now. But man dis that thing scare me as a kid

Even though he turned out to be a bad guy, Rourke proved to be a strong and cool headed leader in the face of adversity in this scene. So I have mixed emotions about him.

Here before y'all start making jokes about the titan sub....

One movie that deserves a loving live action remake.

As a kid you didn't bother much about how many lives were lost in this scene, especially the scary moment Audrey Ramirez locked the door while 3 men running for their life and 2 made it out. Subpods getting attacked in the final part and you hear those guys scream till they crash and died. Looking back as an adult, you come to think that Disney will never make movies like this in modern time. Atlantis was a darn good movie.

3:02 It's only a grease trap just like a sink, it's only a grease trap just like a Sink!!!!!!

Despite being ancient, the Leviathan is more like a living thing than a machine. And assuming the Ulysses is the most advanced craft money can buy at the time, you'd think the Expedition team would stand a chance. Hell no. The energy given by the crystal is so powerful and advanced that the Leviathan renders all opponents utterly powerless. Even the genius mechanical engineering of the submarine were nothing compared to the mobility of the Leviathan. Even with the support of the sub pods and the usage of explosive arms, the Ulysses still sunk. I can't help, but wonder how many submarines it'd take to defeat one Leviathan.

Screw the Atlant's crystal, if they wanted to be rich easier they just had to sell the Ulysses to the best buyer! - It can dive deeper than any 1920's submarine and stay submerged for weeks. - It can transport an entire expedition force that's fully mechanised + months of logistics supplies. - It has enough firepower to sink an entire enemy fleet. - it can be deployed from a moonpool inside a dedicated ship. Go sell that to the Kaiser instead of some glowy magic crystals!

Packard is my spirit animal🤣🤣🤣

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thay sadly don't make thim like thay use to

They do Subnautica before it was cool. Atlantis, a true Classic! Love it.

Packard sound the 🚨! He took a 🧳 ? Marge honey, I don’t think he’s coming back.🚬🚬🚬 PACKARD!!! I have to call you back. 🚬🚬🚬 No, no I’ll call you. 🚬🚬🚬

A minute later... Rourke: "Seven hours ago, we started this expedition with 200 of the finest men and women I'd ever known...we're all that's left." Meaning that at least 100 people were killed during the Leviathan attack, whether in an escape pod, sub-pod, or the ship itself. Jesus, this movie has one of, if not the, highest kill count in Disney's history!

Packard's dry announcements over the intercom during this scene always reminds of Saul Tigh going all bored " All hands brace for impact" when Battlestar Galatica punched a hole through a Cylon-infested ammunition factory.

Man, some things I must say, they showed the seriousness and severity of all of this, people getting left behind while closing doors to retain water, the amount of crafts dying or crashing due to the travel, and the sheer amount of panic, Disney didn’t hold their punches for this ride and it makes me wanna have a ride based on it where we are jerked around a lot while it goes really fast

Honestly my favorite part is where Milo shouts “Jimminy Christmas ITS A MACHINE!”

Thsi was an amazing scene, but I only had one problem with it, why wpould they have their demolition expert and main digger driving in one of the subpods? That seemed a little to risky in my opinion, especially since those two were some of the experts Milo was shown as teh ebst in their fields.

Is it wrong that I freaking LOVE Ms. P?

" shimmery Christmas it's a machine!"

Someone else pointed this out, it doesn't full out attack until after they strike. This could mean a couple of things. 1. That it's not inherently aggressive, and only reacts to aggressive behavior. Or 2. It thinks that the sub is from Atlantis/similar culture, and is there to help the city.

1:20 you seem some skeletons 💀😅

1 evac boat had enough equipment for a massive convoy, cranes, an all in one Tunnel digging tank and truck mounted launchers for mini planes and lifter balloons. 4 evac boats launched, but it's likely the whole thing was much more significantly filled with hardware and crewmen... that was enough stuff to CONQUER Iceland.

This. Is legit one of the greatest action scenes in western animation period.

Say what you will about Rourke and his ulterior motives, his quick thinking and actions under pressure saved lives.

This scene, along with the opening of the film, always me wonder one thing: with the sheer size and power of the Leviathan alone, and with how technologically advanced the Atlanteans were(are again), what kind of forces were they fighting at that time that would warrant the use of these gargantuan mechs and their equivalent of a tactical nuclear strike?