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User agreed, adding: 'I wish this movie along with Treasure Planet would get live action adaptations, they're amazing.'ДЄ third user, wanted an even more specific remake, including a Marvel actor in the lead. User wrote: 'The animated Disney films from the Disney Renaissance Era are the most risky and difficult ones to live up to, but this and Treasure Planet are one of those which might get even more improved in a live-action treatment. Others thought this movie could benefit from the 'live action treatment.'

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DisneyДЄfter Disney shared it's 20th anniversary message, fans of the movie replied asking for more Atlantis content, with sequels and TV series in the requests. Fans have been calling for a live action remake as they celebrate the film's 20th anniversary. The film spawned one sequel, Atlantis: Milo's Return, which went direct to video.ДЄtlantis: The Lost Empire, the 2001 film from Walt Disney Animation Studios. Live Action exists to expose, inspire, and activate on behalf of our most defenseless human beings in the womb. Other voice actors included John Mahoney, Cree Summer and Leonard Nimoy, but the film's planned follow-up TV show and theme park ride was cancelled. 2,767,006 likes 155,659 talking about this.

Fox voice Milo, a young linguist who comes across a sacred book, which he believes will take him to the lost city of Atlantis along with his crew of mercenaries. Newsweek has contacted Walt Disney Studios for comment. The co-directors debunked this quickly, but Walt Disney Studios has not officially commented. Their responses came after it was reported by The Illuminerdi that a live-action remake was in the works, with Spider-Man actor Tom Holland in the starring role. 'My completely objective and non-varnished opinion is that the animated ones are better anyway - every single one of them. He added: 'I've actually heard the opposite, that at the last big convention where Disney rolls out their five-year plan, that Atlantis was not on the docket. His co-director Gary Trousdale, in fact, suggested the complete opposite was true, and Disney had no plans to remake Atlantis. I haven't gotten any independent corroboration of that.' Speaking to Movieweb last year, Wise said: 'I've heard, so far, the only rumor of Atlantis being tackled as a live-action movie has been strictly on the internet. Read more 15 Disney Movies With the Worst Reviews on Rotten Tomatoes