- Audio Commentary
- 4 Deleted Scenes
- Animation Tests
- Digital Models
- Production Progression
- Animated Menus

The first Disney cartoon to be produced in the 70 mm format since The Black
Cauldron (1985), this blend of traditional animation with computer-generated
imagery is a straight adventure tale of the Jules Verne school, eschewing the
studio's typical formula of cute critters mixed with song-and-dance routines.
Michael J. Fox is the voice of Milo Thatch, a lowly museum employee and
linguist in the early 20th century who's determined to continue his late
grandfather's search for the lost, sunken empire of Atlantis. Bankrolled by
eccentric millionaire Preston Whitmore (John Mahoney), Milo teams up with
a diverse crew of mercenaries led by submarine commander Rourke (James
Garner). After a sea battle with a giant denizen of the deep, the explorers
locate the submerged civilization. Milo falls in love with Princess Kida (Cree
Summer), the daughter of Atlantis` aged ruler (Leonard Nimoy), and must
choose sides when it's revealed that some of his fellow expedition members
intend to steal a mystical energy source from their hosts. Claudia Christian,
Mark Hamill, David Ogden Stiers, Don Novello, and the late Jim Varney co-
star. Although considered a shoo-in for a nomination in the debut year of the
new Oscar category of Best Animated Feature, Atlantis: The Lost Empire
faced stiff competition from other non-live-action entertainment in the
summer
of 2001, including Shrek, Final Fantasy, and Monsters Inc..