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Mar 01, 2021
Does the job.
Works as advertised.
Oct 18, 2016
Atlantis: The Lost Continent - Found
2 of 3 found this helpful This movie is a vintage George Pal Production and one of the touch-point of my youth. I first watched it at the old "Savoy" movie theater in my hometown of Ferguson, MO in an era as different from today as the setting of this movie is from our so called "modern times". It combines Sci Fi with a tale of ancient times in a way similar to how Walt Disney's '20,000 Leagues Under the Sea' combined a Jules Verne science fiction story about an advanced submarine with a sea adventure set in the late 1800s. In fact, 'Atlantis: The Lost Continent' also has advanced submarines (and a lot more high technology trappings) set in the time of Socrates and Plato. But there is so much more. The movie follows the travels and trials of an inexperienced young Greek fisherman, who has fallen in love with a haughty Atlantian princess after he rescues her from the aftermath of a ship wreak. His attempt to return her to her home leads him to Atlantis with all of its wonder (advanced technology) and its dark underside (savage slavery and perverted use of science to turn men into animals in order to serve the tyrannical state better). The main characters go through their own transformation as the fisherman matures into a formidable man and the princess begins to see the corruption of her own society through his eyes and eventually grows to love him. In the movie, Atlantis is in moral decline (think Roman Empire in its fading days) and its technological advances only seem to accelerate the process. Its end, in the final scenes of the movie, seems fitting. As in many of these George Pal films, the acting and writing is only fair to good, but the grand sweep of the film carries the viewer along. The special effects are vintage early 60s quality, but they work okay in this film. The society presented in the production is both familiar and bizarre, which lends it a weird sense of plausible reality. This one is an absolute necessity to complete your George Pal collection!