Director: Kevin Connor

Writer: Brian Hayles

Keywords: Fantasy, Action/Adventure

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Robert Brown	Actor	23-Jul-1921	11-Nov-2003	Licence to Kill
Cyd Charisse	Dancer	8-Mar-1922	17-Jun-2008	Vamp dancer in Singin' in the Rain
Daniel Massey	Actor	10-Oct-1933	25-Mar-1998	Star!
Doug McClure	Actor	11-May-1935	5-Feb-1995	Trampas in The Virginian
John Ratzenberger	Actor	6-Apr-1947		Postman Cliff Clavin on Cheers

REVIEWS

Review by anonymous (posted on 9-Aug-2006)

For those of u who love 50'z style B rated horror/sci-fiction, this film will not dissapoint u. This film is one of my favorite. It is handed to us from the same production crew from American International for AMUCUS productions, however this is the only film by this production crew in a series of really neat productions which were made in the early or mid 1970'z which was not from the AMUCUS. AMUCUS produced "The Land That Time Forgot" "At The Earth's Core" & "The People That Time Forgot. Each film starred Doug McClure as the hero, (except in the last film from Amucus, McClure only had a short part at the end of "The People That Time Forgot") Warlords of Atlantis is AWESOME! This is a feel good, fast paced action adventure film that moves pretty fast and keeps the action going almost from the beginning. When watching the film u get that Matinee feeling one would have during a Saturday afternoon at a cinema. the films production values were close to "At The Earth's Core" which I believe to be the 2 best films from this production crew. The creature effects r real good and r mastered by Roger Dicken. He went to do the creature effects in Alien. The sets r very kewl although most r Matte paintings for the land effects, but it all pulls together. The plotline involves a crew in a diving bell having the cable "torn" from the bell, which becomes swept into a cavern by a Kracken and into an undersea current which washes the bell into an undersea prehistoric land ruled by Alien beings in a far advanced land. The end sequence toward escape is real neat. If u have watched "The People That Time Forgot", u will notice a resemblence to the explosive volcanic "chase" that takes place for the last 1/2 hour of that film. However this time the Atlanteans are in control as the set off some huge tidal explosions as the heros attempt escape. I would highly recomend this film for ne sci-fi buff who loves a movie that doesnt have all of this fake computer graphic non sense which is in every film today. This one as well as the other 3 films are awesome for the time they were filmed.

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