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Hello, and welcome to episode 155 of the Diz Unplugged,

connecting with Walt Podcast. I am your host and Diz historian Michael Bowling and I am joined by my co-host, producer, and good friend Craig Williams. Craig, how are you today? I'm doing pretty good. How

are you, Michael? Oh, I'm doing well.

Thank you. I was, over the weekend, I was looking, again, for something to watch because I thought,

I'm going to try to relax for a couple of hours. And I thought, well, I watched Ford versus Ferrari,

which I'd never seen. I loved it. It was a great story and all that.

And I'm not in there race cars and all that, but I like that. But then I thought, I don't know what I was researching.

And for some reason, Atlantis, the Lost Empire kept popping up, how people had worked on it or done something in the course of their careers. And I thought,

you know, I haven't seen this since I, it first came out. And, and, you know, they were going

to redo the submarine voyage at Disneyland to be themed to this, you know, is one of their,

their schemes to bring back the submarine voyage. I have to re-watch this.

So I did, and it was enjoyable.

I liked it.

I didn't think it was a great Disney film, but I thought it was a terrific little adventure film.

A nice departure from the fairy tales.

I didn't, for some reason, Michael J. Fox's voice, I felt, didn't suit the character.

And his voice bothered me.

I felt they should have found someone else to voice that particular character.

I think because for me, Michael J. Fox basically plays the same role. He plays the same

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