In this action-packed anime film, fearless Pokemon trainer Ash Ketchum and his pals must try to save Earth from destruction. An evil collector schemes to procure three coveted Pokemon -- Moltres, Zapdos and Articuno -- whose capture will unleash mystical sentinel of the sea Lugia. When the villain snares the trio, nature gets thrown out of whack, causing a series of natural disasters. Can Ash and friends prevent an environmental cataclysm? G
Release Date Pokemon - The Movie 2000 Jul 21, 2000 Wide
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Actors For Pokemon - The Movie 2000

Addie Blaustein,Eric Stuart,Philip Bartlett,Rachel Lillis,Veronica Taylor,Amy Birnbaum,Ikue Ohtani,Madeleine Blaustein,Neil Stewart,Stan Hart,Tara Jayne,Ted Lewis

Genres Pokemon - The Movie 2000 : Animation,Kids & Family,Anime & Manga,Art House & International

Visitor Ranting & Critics For Pokemon - The Movie 2000

User Ranting Pokemon - The Movie 2000 : 2.8
User Percentage For Pokemon - The Movie 2000 : %
User Count Like for Pokemon - The Movie 2000 : 58,108
All Critics Ranting For Pokemon - The Movie 2000 : 3.7
All Critics Count For Pokemon - The Movie 2000 : 65
All Critics Percentage For Pokemon - The Movie 2000 : 15 %

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Movie Overview For Pokemon - The Movie 2000
Ash Ketchum must put his skill to the test when he attempts to save the world from destruction. The Greedy Pokemon collector Lawrence III throws the universe into chaos after disrupting the balance of nature by capturing one of the Pokemon birds that rule the elements of fire, lightning and ice. Will Ash have what it takes to save the world?

TagLine Pokemon - The Movie 2000

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Review For Pokemon - The Movie 2000

A much more intense action vehicle for hero Ash Ketchum and his band of pocket monster trainers than its leaden, sometimes claustrophobic predecessor.
Robert Koehler-Variety

A din that drowns out all adult howls.
Lisa Schwarzbaum-Entertainment Weekly

Slightly better than a poke in the eye.
Bob Longino-Atlanta Journal-Constitution

One can almost hear a droning noise.
Sean Means-Film.com

Ugly animation, hackneyed plots, one-dimensional characters, and the Pokemon gibberish that makes the Teletubbies sound as if they were speaking the King's English.
Jay Carr-Boston Globe

A class-A migraine in soupy, gloopy Technicolor.
Michael Wilmington-Chicago Tribune

Better than the first, but that's not saying much.
Nell Minow-Common Sense Media

This is a fun, magical, and appealing movie that kids will love.
Felix Vasquez Jr.-Cinema Crazed

Lesson of the day: Pokémon are more attuned to nature, but one human can make a difference.
Mark Halverson-Sacramento News & Review

Pikachu has very little to do with the plot, so die-hard fans may be disappointed. On the other hand, I daresay die-hard fans could not possibly be discriminating enough to notice, since most of them are still in diapers.
John R. McEwen-Film Quips Online

As in the first movie, the animation here is chintzy and almost amateurish, although fans of the TV show could hardly expect more.
James Sanford-Kalamazoo Gazette

A few set-pieces, though, do stand out: weird, almost entirely spherical fish swimming in the water, a boat crashing down hundreds of steps, and a jagged 'chicken' lit up by golden electric energy are certainly transfixing.
Michael Thomson-BBC

The film is littered with such snide indictments of the entire consumer-merchant Pokemon relationship that you'll never 'catch 'em all' with your youngster in quite the same way again.
Wesley Morris-San Francisco Examiner

Dumb, hypocritical, and a complete waste of time.
Eric Lurio-Greenwich Village Gazette

A clichéd collection of mystical gobbledy-gook.
Maitland McDonagh-TV Guide's Movie Guide

A lot of children's movies ... amount to little more than commercials for merchandising. The difference with Pokémon 2000 is that the kids seemed to realize it.
M.V. Moorhead-New Times

Pokemon 2000 is an extended Saturday-morning cartoon that, unfortunately for parents, you have to pay to see.
Sue Pierman-Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Cheap and disposable.
Donald Munro-Fresno Bee

Viewers will find both the movie and the introductory short visually pretty but narratively inert.
Steve Rhodes-Internet Reviews

Total, there were maybe three references in the dialogue that an adult might find clever or cute.
Ross Anthony-Hollywood Report Card

Dreary animation, mindless plot, foolish dialogue.
Mary F. Pols-Contra Costa Times