I like this opening, though was I the only one who thought that when the Leviathan showed up got reminded of the Kraken? And how did the Shepard Journal end up in Iceland if it got chucked into the water? Either way, a lovely opening that could've been used in between the sinking of Atlantis and the actual start of the movie.
Holy shit, that was kinda amazing. Subtitles instead of inexplicable English and onscreen deaths for the win. This would've been a much better opening, with the "fall" scene that explains everything placed later in the movie so we'd be totally in the dark about what we were gonna see when we finally got to Atlantis. The problem though, is the journal falling into the ocean. Even if somehow it didn't get lost forever floating out there, it would've been completely ruined by water damage.
I liked the scene, but I think it would have been weird if it was left in the movie. Also, it has some issues in it. 1. I don't think the Leviathan had tentacles like that, and it almost seemed like there were two of them. 2. If the book had fell into the water, it likely would have been ruined and lost forever.
@jnor2096 1. The Leviathan does have tentacles. When they come together, they make the electric blast thing. It's in the Atlantis complete Visual Guide I have. :P
Can someone tell me where i can find the icelandic manuscript for this scene?. I cant find it anywhere on the web, Only English Subtitles. Isländska är ett helvetes vackert tungumål måste jag bara säga!!.
the leviathan is a guard of atlantis right, so why was he when you see the movie where the wave comes to atlantis you see 3 leviathans where they also a warmachine for atlantis ?
@Nutcase1571 Pretty much, you could think this way the leviathans used to be giant air machines built for war along with the minature ones build for ppl, when the wave hit cause of their size they couldnt out fly it. so in war terms.. Leviathans:zepplins. and Minature machines: fighter planes.
OK, why didn't the Leviathan use its nuke-powers to destroy the boat? For that matter, why didn't it use it to destroy the Ulysses?
Anyway, I like the other intro better. For one thing, it fills us in in the story of Atlantis, and for another, it's just cooler to see Atlantis in all its glory than it is to see a couple of vikings get owned by something vaguely resembling the Leviathan. ( Tentacles? Why?)
The leviathan doesn't play around, after killing the crew it blows up the ship! Btw I never could understand why it had tentacles in this but not in the movie.
You know that this Leviathan is the same Leviathan that is in the movie :) I know that the Leviathan in this short vidio is smaler but if you see the movie one day you can excly see that when the Leviathan is hidding from the submarine it is growing biger and biger. :)
So in the end the Leviathan has the
opportunity to make himslelf bigger and more powerful!
@levi92l I know it was supposed to be the same Leviathan. However, I believe you're mistaken in the idea that the Leviathan grew before attacking the submarine; I saw the movie (and the scene you described) and saw no indication to believe that the Leviathan grew before attacking them.
I have always thought that the Leviathan grew bigger when he is hidding from the submarine and the "people"
Maybe I am mistaken. but he shure does looks smaller when he swims under the submarine in the beginning of that scene compared to when he attacks them.
he looks a "lot" smaller when he swim under the submarine in the movie. maybe I am wrong. I dont know!
@levi92l You are wrong. What you saw was an optical illusion.
The Leviathan was far away from the submarine when it swam under it and hid from it in the rock stacks; as a result, it appeared to be smaller than it actually was. In reality, the submarine was about 1/6 the length of the Leviathan. And given that the submarine, by my calculations, was roughly 600 feet long, that means the Leviathan would be 3600 feet long, incomparably large compared to the Viking longboat.
@levi92l the leviathan is a predator, it stalks its prey studies it and assesses the threat potential of its prey then moves in for the kill, it kills either by ripping apart the target with its mighty pincers or obliterates it with its particle beam weapon (its not a laser cause its stronger than such a thing, look how big the explosion was when he used it on the viking ship, lasers don't cause explosions when destroying a target)
okey great explosion because of particle beam cannon i see. but why is he not using it aginst the submarine and what was that at the beginning of the movie? looked like nuke too. Did the crystal itself shoot? Or all of the Leviathans togehter? xD
@TheMrWhitmore the leviathan did use his beam weapons against the submarine and it tore the sub apart...the explosion at the beginning of the movie was some powerful atlantean weapon cause it looked like something stronger than a nuke, atlantean technollogy revolves around that living crystal of theirs, the so called "heart of atlantis" and in no way on atom power although they might have as well master nuclear energy
@TheMrWhitmore i think because of the depth, the viking boat was obliterated on the surface of the water and such there were no pressure to compress the explosion while the sub was anihilated at a greater depth were water pressure is big
@TheMrWhitmore i think because of the depth, the viking boat was obliterated on the surface of the water and such there were no pressure to compress the explosion while the sub was anihilated at a greater depth were water pressure is big
the current intro for this movie, it's cool, but still, WE SHOULD'VE HAD THIS, I know it looks violent, but at least it would have made disney more dark and serious
Okay, does anybody know why this beginning didn't appear in some versions while others (like the Norwegian version) did? And which other versions used this beginning anyways?
@darkheart9668 The Norwegian version probably used it because Norwegians have actual Viking heritage and it would have been more relatable to them. Personally, I think the producers should have started with the released opening, and then shown this scene as a tie-in to Milo's speech.
@Valuablebraathen568 LOL i am from Denmark Norway isnt that bad meny cartoons in our newspapers come from Norway and it is good cartoons but Sweden sucks LOL
I looked into it and found out that this was the first part of the into. After the ship was destroyed, the destruction of the city happened. It was all one part but in later production was split into two and only half was used.
They should have kept it in; it would explain the journal better, add more to the Atlantis characters history and past, and go into the Villains plans more. When Milo talks about the missing page they show us the same pages as in this intro. They must have already completed that scene before this part of the intro was cut.
Once again Disney has failed to up=hold its greatest tradition; HAVING THE ELEMENTS OF A PROPER STORY!
@childkillerpro what country did you see it in, they might have an intro thing for different countries.....and I think America should've used this intro
What they should have done was used the opening released in theaters (with the title), then shown this prologue and made it seem like Milo was describing this in rehearsing his presentation.
??? I'm confused this is the opening scene for my copy of Atlantis. And I got it when it sorta first came out. more than a few years ago that's for sure
@salaka0mason Ironically, he got almost everyone else on the ship killed by the Leviathan; he was the one that got them into that mess and yet got himself killed by a falling mast post instead.
I wondering about what`s happen under the water ::S:S (Poor vikings) the Leviathan could have killed them in a slightly different way.
I mean, just look for you that it was you who was on that boat. scary ... it is in such situations that you wish you had a broom (flying broom) XD :D ;)
Okay, here's what I don't like about this: whoever animated this decided that a Viking longboat and the submarine Ulysses were the same size, in spite of the fact that that boat was roughly 90 feet long, while the Ulysses was nearly 400 feet long.
lol, in the end it is not who animated it that made that decision, it is who directed it. And, whats the big deal anyways, the monster's size comparison difference is greater with the longboat compared to the sub. So personally I dont know what the problem is, lol
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Fucking disney!The Norse never wore winged or horned helmets.Pocahontas wasn't historically acurate either.And instead of the Kraken they should have got attacked by Jormungandr.
In the movie they were attacked by the Leviathan, a mythical monster that in legend guarded the city of Atlantis. Not this Jormungandr you speak of.
Also, it is a cartoon. Don't take it so seriously. Disney wasn't the first to take creative liberties with the story of Pocahontas (and they certainly weren't the last) and the Viking helmet thing...Who cares? Really?
I was just saying that whenever there's an Atlantis, there's a Leviathan. They're a packaged deal. Still, I'll look up Jormungandr. Sounds like a badass. :)
you know they're both pretty good but maybe, just a thought, would have been to put them both together; like the original one and then this one and then people would know about everything!!! lol but the movie is already in its ninth year so lol oh well...
If this original opening blended with the new opening, then this would explain where did the Shepard's Journal come from first before it was found by Prof. Thatch's (Milo's Grandfather) crew.
So the leviathan had tentacles? Or was there also a Kraken?
Hewylewis 1 day ago
I like this opening, though was I the only one who thought that when the Leviathan showed up got reminded of the Kraken? And how did the Shepard Journal end up in Iceland if it got chucked into the water? Either way, a lovely opening that could've been used in between the sinking of Atlantis and the actual start of the movie.
fallensadangel 2 weeks ago
If there were 3 leviathans in the feature opening, what happened to them? Why is there only one now? :o
generalgrievous101 3 weeks ago
THE....MOST.....EPIC....INTRO....:EVER! :D
EvilVikingisDaniel 1 month ago
Holy shit, that was kinda amazing. Subtitles instead of inexplicable English and onscreen deaths for the win. This would've been a much better opening, with the "fall" scene that explains everything placed later in the movie so we'd be totally in the dark about what we were gonna see when we finally got to Atlantis. The problem though, is the journal falling into the ocean. Even if somehow it didn't get lost forever floating out there, it would've been completely ruined by water damage.
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jnor2096 2 months ago
I liked the scene, but I think it would have been weird if it was left in the movie. Also, it has some issues in it. 1. I don't think the Leviathan had tentacles like that, and it almost seemed like there were two of them. 2. If the book had fell into the water, it likely would have been ruined and lost forever.
jnor2096 2 months ago
@jnor2096 it's a MAGIC WATERPROOF book ffs :D
EvilVikingisDaniel 1 month ago
@jnor2096 1. The Leviathan does have tentacles. When they come together, they make the electric blast thing. It's in the Atlantis complete Visual Guide I have. :P
generalgrievous101 3 weeks ago
@generalgrievous101 awesome I didn't know there was a book like that!
jnor2096 3 weeks ago
ive seen enough hentai to know where this is going
TheRealTerranMarine 2 months ago 5
HEIGULL! SIGLDU ÁFRAM!
YourAverageJoey 3 months ago
Don't mess with Atlantis.
Didn't you see the signs? "No trespassing."
buffalobill4892 3 months ago
Fantastic...i never see this part of Atlantis...There is nothing else to say...is the best disney film :)
Crescviper 3 months ago
@Crescviper It's a cool movie, but the best? The critics tore it apart.
patu8010 2 months ago
@patu8010 So? i don't care if the critics didn't liked it. It was an awesome movie. That's it!
vajksziget7a 1 month ago
@vajksziget7a Okay, cool.
But not the best ever made.
patu8010 1 month ago
This scarred the shit out of me when I was seven.
crewmannumber7 3 months ago
Wait.. tentacles... Kraken?
NoobSnoopy 4 months ago
funny how they are looking for a City lost at sea with a boat
thornbadd 4 months ago
Can someone tell me where i can find the icelandic manuscript for this scene?. I cant find it anywhere on the web, Only English Subtitles. Isländska är ett helvetes vackert tungumål måste jag bara säga!!.
Svitjod100 5 months ago
@Svitjod100 svensk????
thornbadd 4 months ago
@thornbadd japp
Svitjod100 4 months ago
Oh, i remember that when that thing grabbed the viking i got really scared as a kid :P heh
SkinoReturns 5 months ago
the leviathan is a guard of atlantis right, so why was he when you see the movie where the wave comes to atlantis you see 3 leviathans where they also a warmachine for atlantis ?
Nutcase1571 6 months ago
@Nutcase1571 Pretty much, you could think this way the leviathans used to be giant air machines built for war along with the minature ones build for ppl, when the wave hit cause of their size they couldnt out fly it. so in war terms.. Leviathans:zepplins. and Minature machines: fighter planes.
MultiDocdoom 6 months ago
@Nutcase1571 For crying out loud, speak English! I couldn't understand a single part of your comment!
Bauglir100 2 months ago
DO YOUR WORST '' leviathans head'' : OK IF YOU WAN'T TO
Nutcase1571 6 months ago
Haha "DO YOUR WORST!!!" *mast to the face*
JLWind3 6 months ago
the leviathan is the most awesome disney monster ever.
jonanlsh 7 months ago 5
one question how did the vikings expect to make it to the city when they couldn't really go under water?
cromwell300 8 months ago
OK, why didn't the Leviathan use its nuke-powers to destroy the boat? For that matter, why didn't it use it to destroy the Ulysses?
Anyway, I like the other intro better. For one thing, it fills us in in the story of Atlantis, and for another, it's just cooler to see Atlantis in all its glory than it is to see a couple of vikings get owned by something vaguely resembling the Leviathan. ( Tentacles? Why?)
JimJava007 8 months ago
@JimJava007
I am just curios so what is Nuke-power ? x)
maybe he wanted a bit of a "challenge" x) (not mutch of that in this fight) or just "play" with them x) I dont know
But serious what is Nuke-power? :)
levi92l 7 months ago
@levi92l that isn't nuke power, the leviathan is armed with a particle beam cannons (particle weapons are deadlier than nukes)
warbossgrotsmasha23 6 months ago
The leviathan doesn't play around, after killing the crew it blows up the ship! Btw I never could understand why it had tentacles in this but not in the movie.
PrimevalHunter300 8 months ago
@PrimevalHunter300 It DID have tentacles in the movie; they were what the Leviathan used to shoot lightning from its mouth.
Bare in mind, though, this Leviathan is a lot smaller than the one in the movie.
hell5309 7 months ago
@hell5309
You know that this Leviathan is the same Leviathan that is in the movie :) I know that the Leviathan in this short vidio is smaler but if you see the movie one day you can excly see that when the Leviathan is hidding from the submarine it is growing biger and biger. :)
So in the end the Leviathan has the
opportunity to make himslelf bigger and more powerful!
levi92l 7 months ago
@levi92l I know it was supposed to be the same Leviathan. However, I believe you're mistaken in the idea that the Leviathan grew before attacking the submarine; I saw the movie (and the scene you described) and saw no indication to believe that the Leviathan grew before attacking them.
hell5309 7 months ago
@hell5309
I have always thought that the Leviathan grew bigger when he is hidding from the submarine and the "people"
Maybe I am mistaken. but he shure does looks smaller when he swims under the submarine in the beginning of that scene compared to when he attacks them.
he looks a "lot" smaller when he swim under the submarine in the movie. maybe I am wrong. I dont know!
:)
levi92l 7 months ago
@levi92l You are wrong. What you saw was an optical illusion.
The Leviathan was far away from the submarine when it swam under it and hid from it in the rock stacks; as a result, it appeared to be smaller than it actually was. In reality, the submarine was about 1/6 the length of the Leviathan. And given that the submarine, by my calculations, was roughly 600 feet long, that means the Leviathan would be 3600 feet long, incomparably large compared to the Viking longboat.
hell5309 7 months ago
@hell5309
Serious, okei :) then I am wrong.
But then why didnt he just attack the submarine att once.
instead of hidding himself !
levi92l 7 months ago
@levi92l It was either for dramatic effect or for the sake of a sneak attack.
hell5309 7 months ago
@hell5309
Okei, thats probably it :)
levi92l 7 months ago
@levi92l the leviathan is a predator, it stalks its prey studies it and assesses the threat potential of its prey then moves in for the kill, it kills either by ripping apart the target with its mighty pincers or obliterates it with its particle beam weapon (its not a laser cause its stronger than such a thing, look how big the explosion was when he used it on the viking ship, lasers don't cause explosions when destroying a target)
warbossgrotsmasha23 6 months ago
@warbossgrotsmasha23
Okay thanks :)
levi92l 6 months ago
@warbossgrotsmasha23
okey great explosion because of particle beam cannon i see. but why is he not using it aginst the submarine and what was that at the beginning of the movie? looked like nuke too. Did the crystal itself shoot? Or all of the Leviathans togehter? xD
TheMrWhitmore 5 months ago
@TheMrWhitmore the leviathan did use his beam weapons against the submarine and it tore the sub apart...the explosion at the beginning of the movie was some powerful atlantean weapon cause it looked like something stronger than a nuke, atlantean technollogy revolves around that living crystal of theirs, the so called "heart of atlantis" and in no way on atom power although they might have as well master nuclear energy
warbossgrotsmasha23 5 months ago
@warbossgrotsmasha23 i know that it used it aginst the sub too. But why did it not explode like a Nuke like the little viking boat?
TheMrWhitmore 5 months ago
@TheMrWhitmore i think because of the depth, the viking boat was obliterated on the surface of the water and such there were no pressure to compress the explosion while the sub was anihilated at a greater depth were water pressure is big
warbossgrotsmasha23 5 months ago
@warbossgrotsmasha23 ah okey thanks for explaining :)
TheMrWhitmore 5 months ago
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@TheMrWhitmore i think because of the depth, the viking boat was obliterated on the surface of the water and such there were no pressure to compress the explosion while the sub was anihilated at a greater depth were water pressure is big
warbossgrotsmasha23 5 months ago
1:31
WILLIAM9395 10 months ago 2
I'm assuming the leviathan got a 25 kill streak.
Mikester283 10 months ago
lobster fucks dat shit up blat blat and just to kick them in the balls they decide to use a pulsatron laser
WoW4lyfe123 10 months ago
All that just to destroy a boat out of wood? haha it's like nuke a match haha
xRemRooodx 10 months ago
the current intro for this movie, it's cool, but still, WE SHOULD'VE HAD THIS, I know it looks violent, but at least it would have made disney more dark and serious
roboguy75 11 months ago
Okay, does anybody know why this beginning didn't appear in some versions while others (like the Norwegian version) did? And which other versions used this beginning anyways?
darkheart9668 11 months ago
@darkheart9668 The Norwegian version probably used it because Norwegians have actual Viking heritage and it would have been more relatable to them. Personally, I think the producers should have started with the released opening, and then shown this scene as a tie-in to Milo's speech.
hell5309 7 months ago
So violent for a Disney...
Azdaracylius 11 months ago
!:38 He's a CHARGIN HIS LAZER
Cheapy911 1 year ago
thats appear from the scene of the kraken in Pirates of caribean 2 xD
stricknit 1 year ago
I guess he was mistaken.
SuperWaveShredder 1 year ago
Someone needs to make a bootleg and splice this in
SuperShadow781 1 year ago
heyguut
niklassonen93 1 year ago
LOL im norwegian and I didnt almost understand anything of what they where saying xD
Valuablebraathen568 1 year ago
@Valuablebraathen568 i am norwegian to, but they used this version in the norwegian version right?
1993truls 1 year ago
@1993truls yeah they did
Valuablebraathen568 1 year ago
@Valuablebraathen568 LOL i am from Denmark Norway isnt that bad meny cartoons in our newspapers come from Norway and it is good cartoons but Sweden sucks LOL
obenrob 1 year ago
@obenrob Amen to that! Norway got the Black Metal, we got the vikings. what does Sweden have? Basshunter? :P
Krobeles 11 months ago 2
@Krobeles YES sweden suck
obenrob 11 months ago
omg really coool!!!!!!! cool! cool! cool! lol ... its very interesting!!!!!!! lol
okamipower 1 year ago
Do your worst! boom dead
xKeNNeR 1 year ago
man I'm a huge huge fan of monsters and the Leviathan is amazing I love Disney's version.
Lomito 1 year ago
I looked into it and found out that this was the first part of the into. After the ship was destroyed, the destruction of the city happened. It was all one part but in later production was split into two and only half was used.
daviddarkmaster 1 year ago
@daviddarkmaster
They should have kept it in; it would explain the journal better, add more to the Atlantis characters history and past, and go into the Villains plans more. When Milo talks about the missing page they show us the same pages as in this intro. They must have already completed that scene before this part of the intro was cut.
Once again Disney has failed to up=hold its greatest tradition; HAVING THE ELEMENTS OF A PROPER STORY!
daviddarkmaster 1 year ago
It sounds like an horrible mix of all the Scandinavian languages D: But hey, i understood what he said and that's cool :D
enkopingsbo 1 year ago
@enkopingsbo it is icelandic
molhestur 1 year ago
@enkopingsbo It's Icelandic if you didn't know
SteinaIcelander 1 year ago
This was used when i saw it on cinema.
childkillerpro 1 year ago
@childkillerpro what country did you see it in, they might have an intro thing for different countries.....and I think America should've used this intro
roboguy75 11 months ago
You gotta admit, sometimes Disney is simply awesome (Leviathan)
Neuro39 1 year ago 2
Well, if they were only going to use one opening they probably made the right choice. But they should have used both.
Sheratain 1 year ago
they should've used both prologues
Sirustalcelion 1 year ago
This opening was the best part of the entire film, and they changed it to some total piece of shit.
walkingisboring 1 year ago
ya no whats funny i can speak that language
bool92 1 year ago
@bool92 Hey! me too! :)
Fransinn3 1 year ago
How come I recognize this like I saw it yesterday and still I'm just as certain that I've never seen any alternate opening for Atlantis before?
Kotlettbengt 1 year ago
@Kotlettbengt It was in the 'trial by fire' game and some other atlantis-related promos.
Sirustalcelion 1 year ago
@Kotlettbengt the exact same thought hit me
Valuablebraathen568 1 year ago
I love the linguistic spin the put on this movie.
just warms my inner linguistic enthusiast.
Brok3nC4rrot 1 year ago
he says do your worst so at 1:40 i think he did the worst :p
zuko157 1 year ago
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I like this opening way better!
BlackTurboBeetle 1 year ago
I like this opening way better!
BlackTurboBeetle 1 year ago
What they should have done was used the opening released in theaters (with the title), then shown this prologue and made it seem like Milo was describing this in rehearsing his presentation.
hell5309 1 year ago 5
@hell5309 I agree!
Kotlettbengt 1 year ago
??? I'm confused this is the opening scene for my copy of Atlantis. And I got it when it sorta first came out. more than a few years ago that's for sure
funlover163 1 year ago
"Do your worst!!" *crunch*
llamalover02 1 year ago 3
by great odins raven!
Khorne676 1 year ago
and the guy at 1:18 like cookie?
tutudragon16 1 year ago
is it me or the leader kinda looks like whitmore?
tutudragon16 1 year ago
DR OCTAGONAPUS!!!
iamageek1000 1 year ago 12
u know, those tentacles that the Leviathan used against the ship are the same ones it uses to fire it's laser
Mrcryptidsarereal 1 year ago 2
THEN, he used his fight money to hier some badass Vikings,
and then, they tryed to find Atlantis on his boat.
And then, a giant metal Lobster beat the crap out of every single one!
And from that day forward any time a bunch of sailers are together in one place it's called a SHIP!... UNLESS IT'S A SUBMARINE!
patrick12522 1 year ago
@patrick12522 lol TF2 soldier reference
roboguy75 11 months ago
1:30 EPIC FAIL..
namzuged 1 year ago
1:40 was a bit of an overkill, but oh well
NickFury182 2 years ago
1:15- what a idiot. I would never have done that if a giant lobster jumped over "my" boat. XD
levi92l 2 years ago 3
Why deleted from this scene??????
Anonnimus10 2 years ago
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levi92l 2 years ago
i think that the leader is too greedy to risk all the lives of his crew (in the guide it says one member of the crew survives.)
salaka0mason 2 years ago
@salaka0mason Ironically, he got almost everyone else on the ship killed by the Leviathan; he was the one that got them into that mess and yet got himself killed by a falling mast post instead.
manny88448 1 year ago
I wondering about what`s happen under the water ::S:S (Poor vikings) the Leviathan could have killed them in a slightly different way.
I mean, just look for you that it was you who was on that boat. scary ... it is in such situations that you wish you had a broom (flying broom) XD :D ;)
levi92l 2 years ago
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levi92l 2 years ago
idk, i kinda agree that this intro should have been used. i personally think it's more exciting, especially the part where the Vikings get owned xD
Pixpaint1 2 years ago
One issue though is that the journal would of not survived in the ocean, its amazing it existed to 19th century
DarkFenix34512 2 years ago
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levi92l 2 years ago
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Pixpaint1 2 years ago
Okay, here's what I don't like about this: whoever animated this decided that a Viking longboat and the submarine Ulysses were the same size, in spite of the fact that that boat was roughly 90 feet long, while the Ulysses was nearly 400 feet long.
hell5309 2 years ago 2
lol, in the end it is not who animated it that made that decision, it is who directed it. And, whats the big deal anyways, the monster's size comparison difference is greater with the longboat compared to the sub. So personally I dont know what the problem is, lol
MaTjs 2 years ago
maybe it was a smaller leviathen
vexxama 2 years ago
you mean the Leviathan's smaller claws... he had smaller claws in the front... they were tiny things = /
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levi92l 2 years ago
Mmm cool prologue. I like it better than the other one, but this one doesn't explain as much as the one in the movie.
TheAllamondeSeries 2 years ago
Though it would make things more mysterious.
EdBoy1215 1 year ago
good old Atlantis its still a good movie even 8 years after its been released
trabantfreak 2 years ago
Man this was really cool I think they should of used this instead....I am Norwegian and Icelandic myself soo this is cool to see
drizzt354 2 years ago
no its Icelandic using some old words
BirgirZ 2 years ago
I don`t get why they call it alternate beginning.When I watched this movie on VHS this scene was included.
Mikitane 2 years ago
I saw the same movie on VHS and don't remember this.
hell5309 2 years ago
much better than the other prologue! epic!
ElComanchero 2 years ago
This is EPIC!
The leviathan was actually a sea dragon, but oh well! It's even more cool when it's a lobster
kenyizsu 2 years ago 7
lol
actually levianthan means crocodile in hebrew!
kawaienvy123 2 years ago
Pretty epic for a Disney movie.
algernondragon 2 years ago
This is a bit violent for the beginning of a Disney movie I think
xoxSorasGirlxox 2 years ago 2
Well ... Disney movies were quite different just a few years ago, but now a lot of them have to be 'nice' ...
Lunajamnia 2 years ago 4
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Fucking disney!The Norse never wore winged or horned helmets.Pocahontas wasn't historically acurate either.And instead of the Kraken they should have got attacked by Jormungandr.
vermonofdeceit 3 years ago
In the movie they were attacked by the Leviathan, a mythical monster that in legend guarded the city of Atlantis. Not this Jormungandr you speak of.
Also, it is a cartoon. Don't take it so seriously. Disney wasn't the first to take creative liberties with the story of Pocahontas (and they certainly weren't the last) and the Viking helmet thing...Who cares? Really?
GirlOfStrongOpinions 2 years ago
Jormungandr is REAL and he wraps himself around the WHOLE world...he could TOTALLY kick the Leviathan's ass.
vermonofdeceit 2 years ago
I was just saying that whenever there's an Atlantis, there's a Leviathan. They're a packaged deal. Still, I'll look up Jormungandr. Sounds like a badass. :)
GirlOfStrongOpinions 2 years ago
Hey, does someone know what language they are speaking?
Onnenkissa 3 years ago
a made up one
vermonofdeceit 3 years ago
No, it's Norse.
booksrmylife18 2 years ago
what is norse?
vermonofdeceit 2 years ago
Norse is the language of ancient Norway/Scandanavia.
booksrmylife18 2 years ago
I know that idiot.
vermonofdeceit 2 years ago
then why the fuck did you ask?
booksrmylife18 2 years ago
Actually they are speaking a mix of Norse and Icelandic
drizzt354 2 years ago
in that case Cali boy,care to translate?
vermonofdeceit 2 years ago
why would I need to translate the words are on the bottom of the bloody screen
drizzt354 2 years ago
you know they're both pretty good but maybe, just a thought, would have been to put them both together; like the original one and then this one and then people would know about everything!!! lol but the movie is already in its ninth year so lol oh well...
beauty957 3 years ago
If this original opening blended with the new opening, then this would explain where did the Shepard's Journal come from first before it was found by Prof. Thatch's (Milo's Grandfather) crew.
twist58 3 years ago 21
The Kraken, lol best carton movie ever
MagHall 3 years ago
the original one is better!
aku192 3 years ago
cool
zorauthink 3 years ago