Parents Guide for
Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)

Milo comes into his house and discovers that a woman by the name of Helga has been waiting for him. She turns around and her leg is shown through her dress. She sometimes wears clothes that reveal cleavage. Kida wears Atlantian garments and cleavage is revealed when these garments are worn throughout the film. In the scene when Milo and Kida converse in various languages in front of other crew members and Atlantians, they converse in French and Mole comments that they speak his language. He gestures to Kida to come closer, so that he can whisper in her ear his thoughts. Presumably, he insults her and she punches him. In another scene, Milo asks Kida why she is taking her skirt off and in response, she asks Milo if he can swim. In response, Milo accidentally blurts out, "pretty girl" instead of "pretty good".

A leviathan attacks a submarine. After much damage, the submarine explodes and the creature begins tracking escape pods, destroying all but two of them (the two pods bear the main characters). A camp site is set ablaze by strange fireflies and the crew's equipment is damaged in the process of escape. Milo is sliced across the chest (a bleeding wound is shown), but is healed immediately by Kida. Mole is punched by Kida after he presumably insults her and Audrey says, "About time someone hit him. I'm just sorry it wasn't me." As Commander Rourke and his crew search for the Heart of Atlantis, Rourke attacks the King (not shown). Rourke punches Milo in the face, sending him reeling and leaves him with a bloody lip. Sweet (the doctor) later explains to Milo that the King has internal bleeding due to his injury. There is a firefight between the Atlantians and Rourke's crew for the Heart of Atlantis (Kida transformed) and main characters are killed in the heat of battle.

Some characters curse in Atlantian (unintelligible).

When someone mentions that a leviathan may be guarding Atlantis, Vinny jokes that it sounds like something with which he'd have with white wine and a character (Packard) smokes cigarettes.

The assault of the leviathan may be intense or scary for some younger viewers.