Atlantis: The Last Days of Kaptara

I saw this at a promo screening last year and I was surprised at how much fun this movie was.

It's a throw back to those awesome fantasy films like Conan but with a Game Of Thrones reboot feel to it that makes it enjoyable for people like me who aren't die hard fantasy fans.

The story is great and the action is intense. It's worth watching just to see the Minotaur action sequences.

I think there needs to be more independent feature animation movies out there for adults. Most of the animated movies are for kids and it's nice to see one with a more mature story and some epic action scenes.

Definitely worth checking out you're not going to be disappointed.

As the first movie from Mind's Eye Studios, and low budget, this is excellent. This movie is so much fun to watch. It makes you feel like a kid again only the Minotaur is darker and scarier than anything in The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad. The voices are fantastic. The musical score is beautiful and carries the emotion of the film from the joyous welcoming of the tributes to the dark depths of the labyrinth. The animation is great, though could be better (the female anatomy defies gravity but I think most men will not mind and running scenes could use improvement). The story is well told and keeps you in suspense. The movie has great momentum. It's a fun ride that ends too soon! I want a sequel!!

Kaptara has been a wonderful experience.. I have seen the movie three times and each time I am more amazed than the last.. Kudos to everyone involved in this project.. Your talents cannot be praised enough.. From the wonderful Director, Writer, Animator, to the fantastic voice over actors to the Minataur (how could I forget him)!! to the set designs and to the artists.. You all outdid yourselves. The music was so powerful and brought so many emotions to the screen. Gut wrenching at times.. no pun intended! From an Independent film with a low budget this is quite an accomplishment and a dream fulfilled.. You all should be proud. NOW THE WORLD IS WAITING FOR A THEATRICAL RELEASE.. its worthy of such a distribution.. Looking forward to seeing more… Robin Karsh

Atlantis: The Last Days of Kaptara is a major studio caliber film produced on a boutique budget, with no concession to creative. I had the opportunity to screen this fantasy at its premiere, and wasn't sure what to expect, as fantasy isn't typically my preferred genre. Kaptara immediately drew me in and retained my attention with its compelling, well-paced narrative and layered, complex characters. The visuals were also of impressive quality, and I especially enjoyed the film's score, which enhanced the overall viewer experience. Kaptara is obviously thoughtful, and the care and dedication invested by the production team and talent is apparent. I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, and look forward to Kaptara's distribution and subsequent films from Mind's Eye Studios.

What a great rendition of the story of the Minotaur! (Think the original "Hunger Games"). I was surprised by the complexity of characters and the development of the story line. Several interesting motifs resonate throughout. I found it to be a really well-written film. And the movie is beautiful to look at. Each frame looks like it could be a postcard sent from ancient Greece. The action scenes will keep you on the edge of your seat. The fighting scenes were especially spectacular. (Bloody and gory at times). Just because it's animated does not make it for kids! I'm not usually a sci-fi/horror type but this was also a story of survival and a commentary on human nature. Highly recommended!