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outofatlantis2013-03-08 03:51 pm
iswimprettygirl) wrote in outofatlantis2013-03-08 03:51 pm
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Hello there! It's Rose Marie with a new character, Milo James Thatch from Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire. I'm taking him from the end of canon, right after the rest of the crew leaves with the treasure to return to the world above and right before the next scene of him. So he's markings-less and is toting his western clothes.
This linguist-cartographer-plumber is a pretty friendly fellow, if not awkward. He's highly educated, speaks many different languages (some better than others), and is pretty much an all-around expert in gibberish.
Oh, and he was the belly-flop champ of Camp Runamuck. But you didn't need to know that.
For those who haven't seen Atlantis, you can watch it for free here. Just turn on a pop-up blocker, click "continue as free user," and you're golden (and your computer will be safe <3). I highly highly recommend it. It's definitely a much more adult film, and without the musical aspect, it didn't do so well with what the public assumed was the target audience... hence why it's a flop... but only financially. It's actually one of Disney's most complex animated films, though you wouldn't know it just by watching it. The people behind it actually created entire histories for each of the characters and for Atlantis, things you didn't get to see on-screen. Handy dandy timeline link. Definitely pretty darn nifty and worth an hour and a half of film time!
Okay, enough of my Disnerd rambling.
HERE'S A MILO. NOW GO HAVE FUN, YOU CRAZY KIDS.
This linguist-cartographer-plumber is a pretty friendly fellow, if not awkward. He's highly educated, speaks many different languages (some better than others), and is pretty much an all-around expert in gibberish.
Oh, and he was the belly-flop champ of Camp Runamuck. But you didn't need to know that.
For those who haven't seen Atlantis, you can watch it for free here. Just turn on a pop-up blocker, click "continue as free user," and you're golden (and your computer will be safe <3). I highly highly recommend it. It's definitely a much more adult film, and without the musical aspect, it didn't do so well with what the public assumed was the target audience... hence why it's a flop... but only financially. It's actually one of Disney's most complex animated films, though you wouldn't know it just by watching it. The people behind it actually created entire histories for each of the characters and for Atlantis, things you didn't get to see on-screen. Handy dandy timeline link. Definitely pretty darn nifty and worth an hour and a half of film time!
Okay, enough of my Disnerd rambling.
HERE'S A MILO. NOW GO HAVE FUN, YOU CRAZY KIDS.