Aladdin

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greedybadideaMay 25, 2020

Aladdin, a kind-hearted street urchin, living in the Arabian city of Agrabah along with his pet monkey Abu, rescues and befriends Princess Jasmine, who has snuck out of the palace to explore, tired of her sheltered life. Meanwhile, the grandAladdin, a kind-hearted street urchin, living in the Arabian city of Agrabah along with his pet monkey Abu, rescues and befriends Princess Jasmine, who has snuck out of the palace to explore, tired of her sheltered life. Meanwhile, the grand vizier, Jafar, schemes to overthrow Jasmine's father as the Sultan with the support of Iago, his sardonic pet parrot. He seeks a magic lamp hidden in the Cave of Wonders that will grant him three wishes. He has been unable to retrieve the lamp himself because only "the diamond in the rough" is allowed to enter the cave.

Jafar discovers Aladdin is the diamond in the rough and when Aladdin sneaks back into the royal palace to talk to Jasmine, he is captured and persuaded by Jafar's deal to help him retrieve the lamp: since only Aladdin can enter the cave alive, he will retrieve the lamp for Jafar and Jafar will make Aladdin rich enough to impress Jasmine. Jafar warns Aladdin not to take anything but the lamp. Inside the cave, Aladdin finds a magic carpet and obtains the lamp, but Abu accidentally causes the cave to collapse after he catches a falling ruby. Aladdin gives the lamp to Jafar, but he double-crosses Aladdin and kicks him and Abu back into the cave, though Abu steals the lamp back. The magic carpet catches Aladdin and saves him from falling to his death.

Trapped in the cave, Aladdin rubs the lamp, unwittingly summoning the omnipotent Genie who lives inside it. The Genie explains that he has the power to grant Aladdin three wishes, with the exceptions of murder, romance, the resurrection of the dead, and more wishes. Aladdin gets the Genie to free them from the cave without using a wish on a technicality: Aladdin didn't rub the lamp as he stated the wish.
Aladdin enters Agrabah as Prince Ali of Ababwa, arriving in an extravagant spectacle. However, Jasmine is unimpressed by his first presentation, including an assortment of gifts and gems. The two later bond when he takes her on a ride on the magic carpet to show her the world she wants to see while the Genie goes out with Dalia. Jasmine realizes who Aladdin is and tricks him into revealing his true identity; however, he convinces her that he is actually a prince and only dressed like a peasant to meet the citizens of Agrabah beforehand.

Jafar discovers Aladdin's identity and, to test his theory, throws Aladdin into the sea, saying if he lives, it will be because he found the lamp, and the Genie saved him. If he dies, he really is a prince and doesn't have the lamp. Abu, now a monkey again, and the carpet arrive with the lamp, but Aladdin loses consciousness before he can rub it. The Genie, impressed by Aladdin's good character, assumes he can alter Genie rules to allow him to save Aladdin, but at the cost of his second wish. At the palace, Jafar tries to turn the others against Aladdin and the Genie with lies, but when Aladdin returns, Jafar is exposed by him and Jasmine, who was also suspicious of Jafar. He is arrested and imprisoned in the dungeon. The Sultan offers Aladdin the position as heir to the throne. Fearing he will lose Jasmine if the truth is revealed, Aladdin decides to reserve the Genie for then and refuses to free him. The Genie tells Aladdin that he was the first master he ever considered a friend and that he's now breaking his heart.
Jafar uses his first wish to become Sultan. When the loyal guards refuse to acknowledge the change, per Jasmine's request, he makes a second wish to become the world's most powerful sorcerer and imprisons the guards and Rajah. He then exposes Aladdin's identity to Jasmine and exiles him and Abu to a frozen wasteland on the other side of the Earth. He threatens to kill the Sultan and Dalia unless Jasmine agrees to marry him. At the wedding ceremony, Aladdin and Abu return, having been rescued by the magic carpet, and Jasmine steals back the lamp. Furious, Jafar transforms Iago into a roc to give chase. Jafar, angered by the Sultan's attempt to stop him, overpowers them and severely damaging the magic carpet in the process. Iago steals the lamp back.

Aladdin stalls by taunting Jafar for being second and powerless to the Genie, thereby tricking him into using his last wish to become the most powerful being in the universe. Due to the vagueness of the wish, the Genie is able to use it to turn Jafar into a genie; chained to the lamp without a master, Jafar is trapped inside, dragging Iago in with him. The Genie banishes them and throws Jafar's lamp to the Cave of Wonders and repairs the magic carpet. Aladdin keeps his promise, using his last wish to free the Genie and allow him to live as a human. The Sultan declares that Jasmine will be the next ruler and tells her that Aladdin is a good person, outlines how worthy he is, and tells her as sultana, she can overturn the law that requires her to marry a prince.

The Genie marries Dalia and leaves to explore the world and start a family with her. Aladdin and Jasmine get married and start a new life as well.… Expand

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Xyri_ZeraAug 13, 2020

This is a great movie! I love the characters and the funny moments between Aladdin and the genie. Just don't watch it with a high expectations. Just watch it in general. It will be a great experience. Probably only for some people. (StillThis is a great movie! I love the characters and the funny moments between Aladdin and the genie. Just don't watch it with a high expectations. Just watch it in general. It will be a great experience. Probably only for some people. (Still didn't forget the people who post the negative reviews.)… Expand

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dharmaMay 29, 2019

Aladdin is the best Disney Live Action adaptation to date. Face it, they are never going to be as good as their original animated counterpart. But by bringing their A game, Disney is the only studio that can deliver this sort of film. Sure,Aladdin is the best Disney Live Action adaptation to date. Face it, they are never going to be as good as their original animated counterpart. But by bringing their A game, Disney is the only studio that can deliver this sort of film. Sure, some of the special effects feel a bit wonky, but the return of Alan Menken, along with the writing team behind The Greatest Showman, delivers new materials that are great. The cast is perfect: but the stand out is Naomi Scott as Jasmine, what a star making turn. As per usual, it is a 'remake' so scenes are lifted directly from their animated counterpart, some with limited success. But for the most part, the film works very well.… Expand

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BluntageSep 8, 2020

Just on an enjoyment scale I give this an 8. I love 1992 Aladdin. I just went in not comparing them and still haven't.

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LEOvsMAOAug 24, 2019

Film is good! I absolutely love that you used originally songs and plot, thank you Disney. I took 1 star for plot problems, there were some unlogic things, even that is fairytale. But if you doing **** SW episodes, with fairytale you are the best

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Greenwood0May 28, 2019

I was expecting something childish, I was entertained! Some changes in screen ratios between scenes made it less immersive.

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Agent314May 24, 2019

A delightful, if blemished, adaptation of an original masterpiece. The best parts are all intact: wonderful songs with a modern arrangement, Bollywoodesque dance numbers, kid friendly themes, and big heart. The disappointing bits willA delightful, if blemished, adaptation of an original masterpiece. The best parts are all intact: wonderful songs with a modern arrangement, Bollywoodesque dance numbers, kid friendly themes, and big heart. The disappointing bits will likely not ruin it for adults and certainly will not bother your kids. Marwin Kenzari as Jafar is by far the most glaring problem with this film. Haters will obsess with Will Smith; however, you'll find his interpretation of the genie to be refreshing and hilarious. "Friend Like Me" is just as catchy and the new "Speechless" is brave and inspiring. I cannot imagine a better Jasmine than Naomi Scott. She is truly the standout in this film. Mena Moussad...well, he gets the job done, and that's really what keeps this film from being great - too many "adequate" performances.

The premature criticism of the CGI genie probably took everyone's mind off the rest of the CGI creatures. Rajah is spectacular and believable, the carpet will make you laugh, and Abu...Abu! He's the cutest thing you always imagined. Iago's role is vastly reduced in this reimagining, and that is a crime. But if that's a crime so is the voice performance of typically spot-on Alan Tudyk. I mean, WTF? I almost thought that parrot was a trained macaw until his dialogue. Really sad.

I'm not really sure if these films are targeted as nostalgia candy for adults or if they're supposed to have the same kind of appeal to older kids that the animated films have to children, but even though you'll walk out of Aladdin singing songs and smiling you will probably still be wondering if there's really a point to it. There's obviously nothing wrong with the original, and there's really nothing you can add to it. Except more box office...… Expand

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KwasieMay 28, 2019

Outstanding visuals, a charming story, and good old-fashioned fun. Robin Williams as the Genie is a tough act to follow, but Will Smith added his own unique touches to the role.

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bfoore90Jun 13, 2019

It's a delightful movie to be honest, Will Smith, Mena Moussad, Naomi Scott and Nasim Pedrad all make incredible and likable leads. I was really impressed with Will Smith and his version of the Genie, he made it a fun and exciting adaption toIt's a delightful movie to be honest, Will Smith, Mena Moussad, Naomi Scott and Nasim Pedrad all make incredible and likable leads. I was really impressed with Will Smith and his version of the Genie, he made it a fun and exciting adaption to the character without trying too hard to replace Robin Williams. Its a pleasant surprise, considering the unjust and unfair backlash he received when he was asked to be apart of the movie. Aladdin is a fun, family movie with alot of heart and a refreshing take on the story.… Expand

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Kai82Oct 27, 2022

While it is weaker than the original it impressed me positively. All the actors were really good, Will Smith as Genie fully delivers and they capture everything that made the original that good. Of cause they made changes and modernized theWhile it is weaker than the original it impressed me positively. All the actors were really good, Will Smith as Genie fully delivers and they capture everything that made the original that good. Of cause they made changes and modernized the story a bit. It is mostly fitting and does not harm the movie experience. Lets start at the beginning. Aladdin’s tale is from “One thousand and One night” where Scheherazade has to tell her husband the king stories to avoid being executed (He is not a bad man but life has hit him so hard it crippled him inside). Disney adapted the story to a really great animated movie in 1992. I watched it in cinema and it is one of my favorite Disney movies. Because of this any remake has a hard stance to compete. Like before it is the story of the orphaned thief aka street urchin Aladdin. He has a hearth of gold or like they say he is an uncut diamond. One day he meets an unknown seeming rich woman and the two have a nice day. Meanwhile grand vizier Jafar is plotting to gain more power. I stop here to avoid spoilers. The story sticks close to the original and its classical heroes journey. While not as good as the original it is still really good and I was entertained from start to finish. The actors were well chosen and improved the movie. Lets start with Will Smith as Genie because I was skeptical here. He positively surprised me and was amazing. He did Robin Williams justice. It ends not there as Mena Massoud is a fantastic Aladdin, Marwin Kenzari a remarkable villain as Jafar (but should be used more) and Naomi Scott as Jasmine was incredible good. There are however a few weaknesses. The Sultan played by Navid Negahban is a bit pale as character and Iago is far weaker (More realistic). I fully enjoyed the new character Dalia played by Nasim Pedrad and her story with the Genie. Now something surprising. I am mostly a person who does not like the singing in Disney movies that much. Here I like it a lot and only skipped a few times. I praise this. The settings, costumes and special effects look great. They convinced me in a way that I never doubted the movie. Overall this is a really good movie and I give an 8/10. While not as good as the original it has its own merits and I enjoyed it.… Expand

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eeykJun 4, 2019

The movie is enjoyable, But i miss the red bird being sarcastic and mean, in this movie the bird is almost silent. Aladin and jasmin characters were a good choice, Will smith as ghost was enjoyable too.

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CinemaCreedMay 29, 2019

Live-action Aladdin is a great movie. The main characters performance, Aladdin and Jasmine, captured the escence of the originals . As for the genie, don't expect him to be the Robin Williams version of course, it is just not possible. Yet,Live-action Aladdin is a great movie. The main characters performance, Aladdin and Jasmine, captured the escence of the originals . As for the genie, don't expect him to be the Robin Williams version of course, it is just not possible. Yet, Will Smith as the genie turned out to be realy good, adding his prince of belair persona to the character and the songs, which to my surprise worked pretty well. The real problem with the movie is Jafar, which is the only reason why I don't give it a 10. He lacks the evil, threatening villain traits of the original, that creppy lust he had for Jasmine and his hilarious relation with Iago. At least, the casting crew should have chosen a much taller, older and not hot actor. Still, watching the movie is a great experience, if you liked the original you'll enjoy the live-action version.… Expand

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Moviereviewer15May 24, 2019

The performances by Will Smith, Naomi Scott, Mena Moussad and Nasim Pedrad along with the musical numbers and well-designed production values help keep Disney’s new live-action Aladdin from Guy Ritchie flying on the magic carpet to be reallyThe performances by Will Smith, Naomi Scott, Mena Moussad and Nasim Pedrad along with the musical numbers and well-designed production values help keep Disney’s new live-action Aladdin from Guy Ritchie flying on the magic carpet to be really enjoyable fun.… Expand

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MasterRileyAug 1, 2019

Aladdin is a remake of the original classic. Overall its got good music numbers, performances from the leads, good laughs, and visually looks really good - from the locations to the colour palette, costumes, and makeup.

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joeyabukiMay 23, 2019

The best adaptation of Disney's live action movie. The first act is quite slow and boring, even improbable when they are chasing Aladdin at the beginning, you do not believe the world they want to put you through the eyes and he's jugglingThe best adaptation of Disney's live action movie. The first act is quite slow and boring, even improbable when they are chasing Aladdin at the beginning, you do not believe the world they want to put you through the eyes and he's juggling and absurd jumps (I give it a 6), but then when the Genius appears the movie rises. Will Smith is the best of the film, Mena Massoud (Aladdin) also does his performance very well, you believe in everything, Naomi Scott (Jasmine) does her part. Those last 2 acts are great (I give it a 9). The scenes don't happen in the same order as the animated one, besides there are 38 more minutes of songs and new scenes. You don't feel that Guy Ritchie is the director, it could have been any other. This story is Arabic but they changed it and it feels a bit Indian, more of Bollywood. The ending just surprised me, it's not the same one when Aladdin sets the Genie free. You have to go watch it Noowww.… Expand

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YakusokuNoJiMay 31, 2019

It is not the Aladdin movie I would expect but it became better than I thought at first. A lot of it feels like a reboot but plenty of the original stuff is still in there. The pacing though is completely off. The moment the movie starts theIt is not the Aladdin movie I would expect but it became better than I thought at first. A lot of it feels like a reboot but plenty of the original stuff is still in there. The pacing though is completely off. The moment the movie starts the market it already feels like it has skipped something. Because it did - as the original didn't do it.

Some scenes were solved a bit better than the original but even if it was not important for the narration: What in the world were they thinking getting rid of Cobra Jafar? I think they tried to pay hommage to it because by the end they showed a living snake transforming into Jafar's new staff so that was kinda cool but you cannot just skip the final battle. The chase scene was pointless apart from "let's show them some action". How exactly did that scene work? Jafar already was established to be able to teleport people around making him an absolute idiot in that scene for not doing it. There really was no good reason to skip something as iconic as Cobra Jafar. I do mind that he was not an old menacing man but no Cobra Jafar was even worse, the actor was fine even if old Jafar would have been alot better for me. Jasmin was great even if her story was expanded and Aladdin and Genie were also fine. There was a really embarassing scene in the movie that was like "sort of different" in the old movie when Aladdinw as goofing around having problems to hold up his charade and this embarassing scene was kinda funny.

Still I would have done this movie very differently. And if they do Jafar's Return I hope they bring in Cobra Jafar for that.… Expand

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scalisMay 30, 2019

Most entertaining live-action adaptation of a Disney movie. Great cast, nice choreo's, good tempo. Truly loved it!

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LivingTribunalMay 27, 2019

Honestly, I never thought this version would work. However, now I'm speechless.

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volozoJun 5, 2019

Idk I don't care about the flaws of the film anymore.

Also, I'm in love with Alan Menken's score. And the Speechless sequence literally left me speechless. :'(

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GrachechkovskiMay 24, 2019

A nice family film with songs and dances, flawless performance of Will Smith and Plane Carpet, light humor, nostalgic music and a reference to Philip Kirkorov

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GLADIADORJun 3, 2019

Um musical bem interessante, rever aquelas cenas que marcaram tanto nossa infancia e o genio ta incrivel

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Sanel00May 26, 2019

Aladdin 2019 has got really good thing, new added, an inspired Will Smith as the Genie, a wonderful Naomi Scott as Jasmine but all this big theater never touches the original movie (P.s: the young Jafar is something crazy but funny to see)

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Facu26Jun 2, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I'm not going to lie, I was nervous but at the same time anxious. The first musical number "Arabian Nights" made my hair stand on end. The film is enjoyed from beginning to end, with good musical numbers, magic and the best performances by Will Smith, Naomi Scott and Mena Massoud, they have very good chemistry. Everything that the trailers see is different on the big screen, with respect to the genius CGI and the VFX, visually stuning. Enjoy the character of Dalia, funny, sympathetic. With respect to the new song "Speechless" I thought it was a good addition in this live action. Naomi's performance touches the heart of anyone and it really comes. "Prince Ali" different, colorful, splendid. Undoubtedly, until now one of the best live action. The only bad thing I have to say is Jafar, they do not take advantage of the character and downplay it. Is it threatening? Yes, but not as much as in the original.… Expand

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dmg52598Jun 5, 2019

At first I wasn't sure if it was going to be good. But after watching the movie, I was speechless. It's super entertaining and hilarious at the same time. The actors did a very good job because they were so charming. Bonus on the music!

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minargitMay 25, 2019

Absolute charmer. It is far from perfect, but has high enjoyment value. I absolutely love Will Smith performance. I also enjoy the singing and the choreography. One of the better Disney live-action adaptation to date

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toykenMay 26, 2019

I was pleasantly surprised. It was better than I expected. One of the better Disney live-action adaptation. I like the cast and their performances, the music was great, the choreography was pretty good and Will Smith as Genie really makes theI was pleasantly surprised. It was better than I expected. One of the better Disney live-action adaptation. I like the cast and their performances, the music was great, the choreography was pretty good and Will Smith as Genie really makes the film alive. The cinematography kinda feel weird to me at times, but overall I have no major complaint about the film.… Expand

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virikaliMay 25, 2019

Better than most live-action disney movies. The emotional impact it lack (compared to the original cartoon is compensated by great comedy, choreography and lively visuals. The main actors/actress also did a good job in presenting theirBetter than most live-action disney movies. The emotional impact it lack (compared to the original cartoon is compensated by great comedy, choreography and lively visuals. The main actors/actress also did a good job in presenting their characters. Overall, a very enjoyable watch… Expand

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ChronoMakersMay 24, 2019

I was delighted by this new version of Aladdin! Comparing this movie to the original animated version, I found that this new version does some things better than the original movie (Defining Jasmine's character more for exemple) and theI was delighted by this new version of Aladdin! Comparing this movie to the original animated version, I found that this new version does some things better than the original movie (Defining Jasmine's character more for exemple) and the original does other things better (I mostly prefer the climax from the original movie although the remake one is still good).

But all in all, it's still Aladdin and therefore it's still a great movie! Also have to mention that I enjoyed Will Smith's Genie, it's a different take but it works! Go see it! It's worth it!… Expand

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Deanoseventy7May 25, 2019

Whilst some of the energy of the original isn't there (hard to capture that ol' animation magic), this live action remake is heaps of fun! Wil Smith does a great job giving Genie his own flair and fun whilst tipping his hat to the late, greatWhilst some of the energy of the original isn't there (hard to capture that ol' animation magic), this live action remake is heaps of fun! Wil Smith does a great job giving Genie his own flair and fun whilst tipping his hat to the late, great incomparable Robin Williams. Big tick from me!… Expand

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HairyChestMay 25, 2019

Jafar sucks and is just some random guy. he doesn't seem evil like the cartoon.Horrible casting of him. Jasmine shines and can sing really good, love her new song (my favorite part), Aladdin actor is perfect and sounds just like the AladdinJafar sucks and is just some random guy. he doesn't seem evil like the cartoon.Horrible casting of him. Jasmine shines and can sing really good, love her new song (my favorite part), Aladdin actor is perfect and sounds just like the Aladdin in the cartoon, and will smith did a great job as the Genie. The music arrangement for I can show you the world was not good, they should have left it the same as the cartoon. Overall It was a fun movie, GO SEE IT!… Expand

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MohadinhoMay 27, 2019

Great movie ! As magic as the original 1992 animared movie nothing else to say just go watch it !!

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FrozenFeverTinaMay 27, 2019

i really enjoyed this film not that it beats the animated classic but is it's own film and was a lot of fun with some funny moments that me laughing til i had tears. the famous whole new world scene was so beautiful and i have to say withi really enjoyed this film not that it beats the animated classic but is it's own film and was a lot of fun with some funny moments that me laughing til i had tears. the famous whole new world scene was so beautiful and i have to say with that revamped cover and full scene instead of clips online was better than the animated version's sequence. i found so beautiful that i teared up a bit. All of the actors did so well. Will Smith made a good Genie made it his own. i mean robin williams set the bar super high and who would want a shot for shot thing anyway?no one can copy Robin Williams, a legend The CGI actually wasn't bad. all of the music fits the pace of the movie. No one in theater i was in seemed dissapointed with the remake either and there were quite few other people. I think the character princess jasmine was given much more stronger role than the animated in terms of life goals,her costumes were so beautiful and colorful. i loved the sarcasm too not just her character but in few other characters that's what added to the humor. i would want to see it again but i most likely will buy on blu-ray/dvd when it does come out.i find so nice and interesting that most audiences loved it and rated higher scores than most critics on movie critic sites.… Expand

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Bwizzle731May 30, 2019

Really enjoyed the movie! If you like Disney movies then you will probably like this too.

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yosterzJun 9, 2019

Are you guys expecting something more than a remake of Aladdin? This was a great movie. Stop being so fussy with new remakes. Unfortunately this trails off at points, not staying true to the storyline a bit. Was extremely devastated whenAre you guys expecting something more than a remake of Aladdin? This was a great movie. Stop being so fussy with new remakes. Unfortunately this trails off at points, not staying true to the storyline a bit. Was extremely devastated when “open sesame” did not appear but the rest of the film was rather excellent. Will Smith is a great genie but playing The Fresh Prince was his prime.… Expand

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MikesickJun 15, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Loved will Smith and Disney should stick with these type of movies and leave star wars alone… Expand

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Ahmedrizwan11Jul 10, 2019

This is an entertaining and fun movie to watch. the cast does a great job. i would highly recommend this movie

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W5anthAug 21, 2019

There is a chemistry problem with the cast. The characters just don’t gel very well. But the music and scenery and story make up for a lot. And I did not hate Will Smith’s Genie as much as I thought I would.

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kirowhiskyDec 21, 2019

Como esse filme está com uma nota tão baixa? Eu esperava pelo menos uma média 8, a qualidade gráfica está sensacional! Reconheço que houveram algumas falhas com relação aos autores, principalmente a falta de imponência do Jafar, mas oComo esse filme está com uma nota tão baixa? Eu esperava pelo menos uma média 8, a qualidade gráfica está sensacional! Reconheço que houveram algumas falhas com relação aos autores, principalmente a falta de imponência do Jafar, mas o problema está na falta de espaço que o vilão teve no roteiro, ademais não reconheço justificativa para uma média 5, pude observar que há muitas avaliações bastante sem noção, acusando o filme de ser uma propaganda feminista por exemplo, essa foi a avaliação lamentável do usuário hobo701.… Expand

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devenzelda123Feb 8, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I don’t know why people are hating on this movie it doesn’t harm the original, it’s clear they can’t make this movies better than the classics, but this is a good film. I recommend anyone who likes musicals or just likes Disney in general to go see it.… Expand

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RumentinoSep 10, 2020

By far, one of the best live actions... they took care of every minimal detail... this movie has the magic on it

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jjthegamer124Oct 16, 2022

Great movie but it felt like 30 minutes before we got to the genie but still great and also jafar wasn't the greatest it's just his voice sounds unintrested like he doesn't care but great overall

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TVJerryJun 14, 2019

Disney's animated classic about the titular street thief, his genie and Princess Jasmine gets the live-action treatment. The cast is amiable with Will Smith taking on the role of the fast-talking street-wise blue genie. He does a lively jobDisney's animated classic about the titular street thief, his genie and Princess Jasmine gets the live-action treatment. The cast is amiable with Will Smith taking on the role of the fast-talking street-wise blue genie. He does a lively job (helped by lots of special effects), but the inevitable comparisons to the original Robin Williams will find him falling short. Director Guy Ritchie has included some of his signature chases, but without much clever action. The visuals are colorful, there are plenty of special effect and the songs are tuneful, but the finished product lacks magic. Despite some early slow going, young audiences should be entertained.… Expand

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BasilZeroJan 28, 2020

Unfortunately does not live up to the original animated classic.

The first half of the movie felt unnecessary and was pretty slow paced. Movie did not get better until Genie (Will Smith) appeared. Genie played a bigger role than in theUnfortunately does not live up to the original animated classic.

The first half of the movie felt unnecessary and was pretty slow paced. Movie did not get better until Genie (Will Smith) appeared. Genie played a bigger role than in the original film and felt like saved the 2nd half of this live action remake. The additional storyline changes were welcome but the acting of the main character felt a bit weak and overshadowed by the characters of Genie and Jasmine sadly. Still worth watching through Disney+… Expand

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tropicAcesMay 23, 2019

This was the first time Disney has remade one of their animated films that I loved growing up. And while no one will obviously top Robin Williams (nor should they try), Will Smith harnesses his Fresh Prince attitude and provides enough laughsThis was the first time Disney has remade one of their animated films that I loved growing up. And while no one will obviously top Robin Williams (nor should they try), Will Smith harnesses his Fresh Prince attitude and provides enough laughs and music to overcome some of Guy Ritchie's questionable choices.… Expand

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RobbyPJun 6, 2019

One of the better live adaptations. Still, some of the choices the filmmakers made for this film were odd - especially choosing to change some minor plot points that lessen Aladdin's cleverness.

The camerawork also contained some bafflingOne of the better live adaptations. Still, some of the choices the filmmakers made for this film were odd - especially choosing to change some minor plot points that lessen Aladdin's cleverness.

The camerawork also contained some baffling choices. Nearly every action and dance sequence looks like it was noticeably sped up, which made them jarring to watch. I also can't understand why they refuse to cast people who can actually sing well (excluding Jasmine, who's voice is exceptional). Aladdin and the Genie largely speak-sing their way through the musical numbers.… Expand

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kingq22Jul 12, 2019

I'm tired of seeing remakes and sequels, but I gotta admit I was a little surprised. The choreography was great, the singing was on point, and the casting was actually pretty good. Don't expect this movie to be more than a nicely filmedI'm tired of seeing remakes and sequels, but I gotta admit I was a little surprised. The choreography was great, the singing was on point, and the casting was actually pretty good. Don't expect this movie to be more than a nicely filmed nostalgia trip with a few tweaks (for better and worse).… Expand

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spongeswiftJun 1, 2019

Aladdin may have some issues in terms of pacing and character development but Mena Massoud, Naomi Scott, and especially Will Smith made this movie such a gem. I think it had a very slow start, I got a little bored but when Will Smith's GenieAladdin may have some issues in terms of pacing and character development but Mena Massoud, Naomi Scott, and especially Will Smith made this movie such a gem. I think it had a very slow start, I got a little bored but when Will Smith's Genie came on the screen, I knew I was in for an amazing flik. Jasmine's voice is so pure and powerful but her strength comes in her vulnerability. She takes some of the issues of that time head on with perfect musical scenes. The Genie wasn't a vocal powerhouse and neither was Aladdin but their voices were good enough to get a pass. It was a very long movie (2 hours) but it still ended very quickly. This movie surely isn't perfect but with charming music and great acting, it's worth your time.… Expand

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uttertutteApr 17, 2020

It's not perfect, but out of all the Disney remakes this one is my favorite. Good balance of old and new ideas. Cool choreography, good old music, genie is stealing the show (as he should). I would recommend this movie.

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Trineo99May 25, 2019

First of all, like all the other live-action remakes of classic Disney films, this one has changes to it and one of them was good and the rest was kinda bad. The only good one is what they did with Jasmine. Naomi Scott was incredible asFirst of all, like all the other live-action remakes of classic Disney films, this one has changes to it and one of them was good and the rest was kinda bad. The only good one is what they did with Jasmine. Naomi Scott was incredible as Jasmine and played her to absolute perfection to her abilities. But the thing I want to talk about is what they did with her character. Instead of keeping her the same as her animated counterpart they changed her so she better fit a strong female that should be seen more in film. She also had the best song in the entire film and I hope it gets nominated for best original song for the Oscars. The set design in this film was outstanding and just looked spectacular on the big screen. All of the sets looked like it was taken right out of the animated film and just increased. The costume design was also really good. Even though we already knew who the common people were and the royalty it still showed the status difference. Although I did hate how they made Aladdin have clean clothes. Now, the original songs are classics and everybody knows them and I hate how they changed some of the lyrics mainly with “One Jump Ahead” and “Prince Ali”. I do understand why they changed them to help fit the story but with “Prince Ali” one of the lyrics was changed and it pissed me off. I talked about how Naomi Scott is great as Jasmine but for the rest of the actors, it wasn’t the same. Now, I’m not going to hate on Will Smith as the Genie because he did accept a tough challenge of taking over for the legendary Robin Williams and he did make it his own but my main probably was with Mena Massoud and Marwan Kenzari, who plays Jafar. Mena Massoud was a decent Aladdin what he lacked was the singing ability but I will give him credit for putting himself out there. But, Marwan Kenzari just didn’t do it for me as Jafar. He pretty much was a boring villain who was two-dimensional. There were two big scene changes that just bugged me all because it affected the story and those were the opening scene and the ending. The opening made no sense because it was out of order and the ending just was a completely different ending that sucked. This film does keep the original message of always be yourself but it messes it up with one thing. Also, the CGI in this film is just bad. Nothing CGI really looked realistic in any way. There were lots of scenes in this film that awkwardly ended and transitioned to the next with no proper connection. I’m not sure if it was just me but the humour in this film was kinda weak. The score by Alan Menken was good at least. In the end, Aladdin (2019) doesn’t have the same magic as the original animated one and shouldn’t have been touched at all. It’s a good kids film but for people who grew up with the original, it’s not that good.… Expand

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nanohulkMay 25, 2019

Es una muy buena película divertida, entretenida pero con unos efectos falsos y un villano bastante débil no es para mi mejor que la versión animada ni el mejor live Action de Disney pero si es de las más rescatables

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eljonMay 27, 2019

Finally had a chance to watch it and it was surprisingly good. I don't see why people hate it because it's actually pretty decent. It may not be the great, but it's far from being bad. I felt like this was one of the better adaptations sinceFinally had a chance to watch it and it was surprisingly good. I don't see why people hate it because it's actually pretty decent. It may not be the great, but it's far from being bad. I felt like this was one of the better adaptations since there were some lackluster live action films like Dumbo, Beauty and the Beast and I feel like Aladdin was not one of them. Anyway, the music is really awesome. And once again, Genie is the star of the movie. And Princess Jasmine and Aladdin too. Jafar was kinda off, but he also did a good job. Some cons that I would give is that the film is a little bit rushed. It could have been better if the film was longer.… Expand

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BerikJul 23, 2019

In a surprise twist, the Live Action version of Aladdin Proofed to be an enjoying watch on its own terms. The genie, played by Will Smith, was very funny in it's own unique way. Songs are revised versions of the original ones, but are stillIn a surprise twist, the Live Action version of Aladdin Proofed to be an enjoying watch on its own terms. The genie, played by Will Smith, was very funny in it's own unique way. Songs are revised versions of the original ones, but are still enjoyable to listen to. Jasmine and Aladdin are well played by their respective actors, but the other characters have become extra's to their original versions. Jafar isn't nearly as terrifying and dangerous as the original 1992 version, and has a strange fetish with invading neighbouring countries for no other reason than territorial expansion.

The realism of visuals suffer due to the sets being made out of CGI for the most part, looking worse than some of the original Ice Age movies. Whoever said that practical effects are unnecessary or pointless should get his head out of his/her ass, and this movie is the perfect example of why too much CGI will hurt your movie.

The final act is unfortunately rather underwhelming. If you were looking forward to the scene where Jafar turns into a massive Snake, you'll be disappointed. Instead, Jago turns into a bigger bird... Great. What a missed oppertunity.

Also, the movie leans strongly to Social Justice Warriors propoganda, as Jasmine becomes the next ruler of a Muslim ruled state... yes i'm not making this up. This comes through especially when Jasmine sings a song for a second time, braking the immersion of a particular scene. I don't mind woman empowerment in media, but implement it in a creative and believable way. All in all, this was a good movie. It was funny and amusing. I give this movie a 7/10.… Expand

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vacantknight5Sep 6, 2020

I Was Not Going To Watch This Movie Because I Though It Was Going To Be Terrible And Then MY Friend Got Disney Plus And Ask if I Wanted To Watch It With Them So I Did And I Was Wrong Its Actually Decent 7/10 Movie

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ahmedaiman1999Aug 29, 2019

I have 1001 issues with this film: with the direction, the script, the CGI, and probably also with a lot of other things, but I had only 3 wishes to know in which aspects I have issues, and I'm not as lucky as Aladdin to have Will Smith as aI have 1001 issues with this film: with the direction, the script, the CGI, and probably also with a lot of other things, but I had only 3 wishes to know in which aspects I have issues, and I'm not as lucky as Aladdin to have Will Smith as a friend who breaks the rules for him.

P.S. Speechless must win the Oscar for best original song!

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armartaryMay 25, 2019

Disney made a good effort on reimagining this film into live-action form. Colorful visual, great music, vocal and choreography, spot-on comedy. Although the acting was a bit rough at the beginning, the timing of some scenes were a bit weirdDisney made a good effort on reimagining this film into live-action form. Colorful visual, great music, vocal and choreography, spot-on comedy. Although the acting was a bit rough at the beginning, the timing of some scenes were a bit weird and it was not as griping as the cartoon, it was still a very enjoyable movie. I especially love Will Smith performance and I also love Aladdin's voice.… Expand

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chiisatinMay 25, 2019

As a fan of the original Aladdin, I was not disappointed. Will Smith delivered as genie and the rest of the main cast did a pretty good job acting their characters. different from the original, I reckon this movie is not for everyone becauseAs a fan of the original Aladdin, I was not disappointed. Will Smith delivered as genie and the rest of the main cast did a pretty good job acting their characters. different from the original, I reckon this movie is not for everyone because some aspects of this movie has subtle differences compared to the original which some people might find weird and uninteresting. The vocal performances were great, it gives a modern spin to the classic and still manage to provoke a sense of nostalgia. The visuals are charming, maybe a bit too colorful for my liking, but it still works. A flawed yet still very fun movie to watch… Expand

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Happy-KMay 29, 2019

Its no secret that those Disney "Live-Action Remakes" are Cash-Grabs. At first i didn't wanted to Watch the Movie but as an little Fan of the Original i got interested after a while. Well i got to admit i kind of Like the Movie but theIts no secret that those Disney "Live-Action Remakes" are Cash-Grabs. At first i didn't wanted to Watch the Movie but as an little Fan of the Original i got interested after a while. Well i got to admit i kind of Like the Movie but the Animation Film is still better. What i like was the fantastic look of the Movie, i really enjoyed the Musical parts and the Main cast was really solid. Will smith as Genie did a good job without trying to recreate the Legendary Robin Williams Voice acting. But the Casting choice for Jafar was god Awful. Also The Movie was a little to long. In the First and Second ACTS i was on board but the 3rd ACT kind of lost me.
And being a Movie directed by Guy Ritchie i kind of missed his Style. There isn't anything what makes you realize "Yep, this man directed this Movie". I personally find this was a missed chance to let this Movie stand on his own two feets. A solid Movie but i wouldn't watch it a thousand times like the Original.… Expand

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RalfRathboneJun 1, 2019

Nice movie, better than expected. Jafar was nice, but definitely missed the humor he brought to the original. But the actor did a great job and looked fine as ****

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Leo_MinhottiJun 5, 2019

O live-action de 'Aladdin' é surpreendente por inúmeros motivos. Esta versão de Guy Ritchie resolveu dar protagonismo para pessoas de cor. Mena Massaud, que interpreta Aladdin, tem raízes egípcias. Naomi Scott, que deu beleza árabe para aO live-action de 'Aladdin' é surpreendente por inúmeros motivos. Esta versão de Guy Ritchie resolveu dar protagonismo para pessoas de cor. Mena Massaud, que interpreta Aladdin, tem raízes egípcias. Naomi Scott, que deu beleza árabe para a Princesa Jasmine, tem ascendência indiana. Nasim Pedrad, assim como a sua criada, Dalia, é iraniana e Marwan Kenzari, como vilão Jafar, nasceu na Tunísia. A maravilha continua quando vemos Will Smith transformado no gênio da lâmpada em CGI e convencendo positivamente com a mesma magia que Robbie Williams deu quando colocou sua voz para a personalidade cômica do personagem. O problema que o filme tem é que as coisas são pesadas quando Ritchie e o co-roteirista John August não conseguem cuidar do equilíbrio da qualidade das falas. Já o ângulo do romance entre Aladdin e Jasmine funciona bem, principalmente quando o casal anda em um tapete mágico (em CGI ficou incrível) e o seu dueto em "Um Mundo Ideal" (versão de "A Whole New World"), canção que venceu o Oscar. Mas é desnecessário criar uma história de amor entre o gênio e a empregada. E você não acha que Jafar é mau o suficiente para acabar com a brincadeira de Aladdin. Mesmo assim, 'Aladdin' se diverte e as músicas assumem uma sensação de musical da Broadway e Ritchie e o seu elenco surge como surpresas crescentes, cambaleantes e que alimentam o nosso interesse. Não era necessário que 'Aladdin' ganhasse uma live-action, mas o que vemos aqui é contagiante.… Expand

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MetaNameJun 11, 2019

The animation of the creature is bad, but the story is good indeed the actor less able to explore this Aladdin character

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kyrya833Jun 27, 2019

I thought it would be boring, but it turned out quite not bad. Will Smith fits well with the image of a gin.

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DiptanshuMar 11, 2020

Okish!will smith is gem in this movie apart from that visuals and story(same as original)was good but performances were not that satisfaction of everyone else compare to original animated version!its a one time watch and enjoyable with willOkish!will smith is gem in this movie apart from that visuals and story(same as original)was good but performances were not that satisfaction of everyone else compare to original animated version!its a one time watch and enjoyable with will smith performance!… Expand

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Kevin3Sep 12, 2019

Es entretenida una apuesta diferente a su versión animada que sale bien y se roban la película el genio y jazmín

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BlackVegetableSep 29, 2019

Aladdin is a fun movie to watch. It mostly follows the same plot as the original Disney movie, but they tweaked the story a little to create more depth for the new actors and thereby also making the movie a bit more original and more fun toAladdin is a fun movie to watch. It mostly follows the same plot as the original Disney movie, but they tweaked the story a little to create more depth for the new actors and thereby also making the movie a bit more original and more fun to watch. They adapted the genie role very well to fit Will Smiths acting, thereby giving him a podium to create his own version of the genie, which worked out very well. Disney also paid more attention to equality and the impact of the female actors, though the new songs created to support the female characters didn't really work out for me.
Conclusion: a real life version of the original Aladdin; very much the same, a little tweaked, and thereby fun to watch.… Expand

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Stream2BigScreeJan 28, 2020

Aladdin, a whole new world?

Today, I was able to take a stroll down memory lane and let nostalgia be my guide. Aladdin is a Disney giant that took its first magic carpet ride in 1992. Today, Aladdin knocked the dust off of the old magicAladdin, a whole new world?

Today, I was able to take a stroll down memory lane and let nostalgia be my guide. Aladdin is a Disney giant that took its first magic carpet ride in 1992. Today, Aladdin knocked the dust off of the old magic carpet once again. This movie stars newcomers Mena Massoud as Aladdin and Naomi Scott as Princess Jasmine. Hollywood giant, Will Smith plays the Genie. So let’s see how the reboot rebounded.

First, let’s get the cat out of the bag. This reboot hits all of the classic notes from the animated movie. However, the movie updates the story to feature current sociocultural climate notes and additional songs. This isn’t just a live version carbon copy, and I’m glad Disney made changes.

Both Mena and Naomi, do a very good job in their roles as Aladdin and Jasmine. They both display some good singing ability and acting skills. And, of course Raja and Abu steal your hearts in this movie. Will Smith, had the hardest job of all by having to live up to Robin William’s original portrayal, but he does a very good job as well. Will gives the audience a funny, high energy, charming, and current version of the Genie. As for Jafar and the Sultan, they also do a good job, but honestly the Sultan isn’t really featured, and Jafar needed to be more devilish.

This was a good movie, but the additional parts and songs in the movie did not add much to it. People who enjoyed this movie growing up will say just “give me the original movie,” and move on. But those who are not familiar with the original movie, will enjoy the magic ride that Disney took us on.

Long story short, families with kids should definitely go see this movie in the theaters, whether at night time or matinee. Everyone else, especially those who loved the movie as a kid decades ago, I would say you can see the matinee. But, honestly you should wait for Redbox or a streaming service rental for $4.99 to see a whole new world.… Expand

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ElSmasherApr 20, 2020

Aladdin is still a good remake, despite a modernization of the franchise. Actors' games are sometimes bad (Mena Massoud). But Will Smith saves the furniture and (Naomi Scott too). A good family musical, despite some inconsistencies.

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tactanonSep 4, 2020

Not better than the original cartoon, but I was more entertained and didn't fall asleep at the live action Mulan (2020).

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ALAMLEDPFeb 25, 2023

It was a surprise when Guy Ritchie, known for his gritty and stylized films, was chosen to direct the live-action version of Disney's "Aladdin." With a mixed track record, many were unsure of what to expect from the movie. However, Ritchie'sIt was a surprise when Guy Ritchie, known for his gritty and stylized films, was chosen to direct the live-action version of Disney's "Aladdin." With a mixed track record, many were unsure of what to expect from the movie. However, Ritchie's Aladdin manages to capture the charm and energy of the original animated film while also adding new elements to the story.

One of the biggest concerns for audiences was Will Smith's portrayal of the Genie, a character made iconic by Robin Williams' portrayal in the original film. However, Smith's performance is solid, with the right mix of restraint and larger-than-life energy. Meanwhile, Mena Massoud's Aladdin and Naomi Scott's Jasmine both shine in their roles, with Scott particularly impressing with her strong vocal range. On the other hand, Marwan Kenzari's Jafar is less intimidating than in previous versions of the story.

The film's visuals are breathtaking, with the exotic city of Agrabah and the vibrant costumes and choreography standing out. The original songs from the animated film are given a modern twist, but the new numbers fail to leave a lasting impression. The extra storyline added to the film feels unnecessary and dragged the pacing down.

Overall, while not without its flaws, "Aladdin" is a fun and entertaining film that manages to capture the spirit of the original while adding new elements. The lead performances and visuals are particularly strong. However, the film would have benefited from more rigorous editing and more memorable new songs.
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Fue una sorpresa cuando Guy Ritchie, conocido por sus películas descarnadas y estilizadas, fue elegido para dirigir la versión de acción real de "Aladdin" de Disney. Con un historial mixto, muchos no estaban seguros de qué esperar de la película. Sin embargo, Aladdin de Ritchie logra capturar el encanto y la energía de la película animada original al mismo tiempo que agrega nuevos elementos a la historia.

Una de las mayores preocupaciones para el público fue la interpretación que hizo Will Smith del Genio, un personaje que se volvió icónico por la interpretación de Robin Williams en la película original. Sin embargo, el desempeño de Smith es sólido, con la combinación correcta de moderación y energía más grande que la vida. Mientras tanto, Aladdin, de Mena Massoud y Jasmine, de Naomi Scott brillan en sus papeles, con una Scott particularmente impresionante con su fuerte rango vocal. Por otro lado, Jafar de Marwan Kenzari es menos intimidante que en versiones anteriores de la historia.

Las imágenes de la película son impresionantes, destacando la exótica ciudad de Agrabah y los vibrantes vestuarios y coreografías. Las canciones originales de la película animada reciben un toque moderno, pero los nuevos números no dejan una impresión duradera. La historia adicional agregada a la película se siente innecesaria y redujo el ritmo.

En general, aunque no sin sus fallas, "Aladdin" es una película divertida y entretenida que logra capturar el espíritu de la original mientras agrega nuevos elementos. Las actuaciones principales y las imágenes son particularmente fuertes. Sin embargo, la película se habría beneficiado de una edición más rigurosa y nuevas canciones más memorables.… Expand

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mrmonsterNov 4, 2019

It's enjoyable. The performances aren't all that great (especially the performance of Aladdin, the lead character) but overall, it is an enjoyable retelling of the classic. Oh, and Will Smith is great, he is absolutely the highlight of this movie.

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Compi24May 28, 2019

Another live-action remake from Disney that struggles to find its footing within one of two realms; being different enough from the original and being as loyal to the original as possible. The difference between this and, say, this year'sAnother live-action remake from Disney that struggles to find its footing within one of two realms; being different enough from the original and being as loyal to the original as possible. The difference between this and, say, this year's "Dumbo" for example, is the sheer amount of iconography to transcribe from animation to live-action in either film. But that's about it. Like "Dumbo," the new elements introduced here are either horrifically ideated or just flat-out dull. Yes, Will Smith is trying. Yes, the visuals are palatable. There's just simply not much else here.… Expand

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SaintJames012May 28, 2019

Overall an OK movie. The musical numbers for the most part are good minus a few poor decisions for where to put them. Will Smith does great as a genie in his own right, and the actors for Aladdin and Jasmine were well chosen. I biggest gripeOverall an OK movie. The musical numbers for the most part are good minus a few poor decisions for where to put them. Will Smith does great as a genie in his own right, and the actors for Aladdin and Jasmine were well chosen. I biggest gripe with the movie is Jafar. In the cartoon movie, Jafar is a vizier who is driven by not only his own selfish desire for power, but also by the infuriating awareness that he is under the command off an incompetent leader. I'm sure this at the very least was something that many could relate to, as Jafar was clearly capable of leading, and extremely effective in his ways, albeit they were evil. But in this new movie, the Sultan is not an incompetent buffoon, and Jafar is not an older magistrate who exudes an aura of danger, knowledge, and evil. The sultan is quite capable, and Jafar is more akin to a young statesman who desperately wishes to rise above his station. In the end this does not feel like Jafar because what he is stated to be, and what he is shown and written as do not match.

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marcmyworksJun 3, 2019

I feel if Disney is really going to reach a new generation of children, they need to stop dumbing down their films. The pacing is so quick at times that key lines such as 'Do you trust me', get lost in the mix. The new song 'Speechless',I feel if Disney is really going to reach a new generation of children, they need to stop dumbing down their films. The pacing is so quick at times that key lines such as 'Do you trust me', get lost in the mix. The new song 'Speechless', though a great message, gets lost as it is inferior in its modernity. You also don't realize how strong the relationship with animals is in the animated feature until they are pushed over as second tier characters. Overall a valiant effort but just doesn't really make for a memorable film.… Expand

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OlilovesMoviesJul 16, 2019

As far as remakes go, and that is what this is, a remake, not a reimagining, or reinterpretation, a remake, it’s perfectly serviceable. Similar to Beauty and the Beast, the film takes no real risks in presenting the same story you haveAs far as remakes go, and that is what this is, a remake, not a reimagining, or reinterpretation, a remake, it’s perfectly serviceable. Similar to Beauty and the Beast, the film takes no real risks in presenting the same story you have already seen before. The casting is for the most part excellent, and all the big names put in solid performances, especially Smith, who doesn’t try to fill the massive shoes left by Williams, but rather puts on his own and wears them proudly, the Genie character is perhaps the boldest move the movie makes and is the main thing that could be argued as ‘not a remake’.

The musical numbers sound good (as you would expect) and the set pieces and costume work are both excellent.

The movie just lacks any real reason to invest, the plot is identical to before, though arguably worse as the pacing is awful at times as characters switch up opinions or traits on the flick of a switch just to progress the story. The musical numbers sometimes fail to move the story forward, which means shortcuts are taken outside of these numbers in order to make up for lost time, which harshly compromises the pacing and certain points of internal logic. For me personally it seriously detached me from the film and hurt my enjoyment. Though I don’t wish to mark it too severely as I appreciate that it was a personal response.

I can see why this movie is making so much money, and it will continue to do so, and it will sell well again when released to the home market, it is an enjoyable flick that families can easily digest and enjoy, even if it isn’t doing anything above and beyond.

6/10, a perfectly competent and inoffensive movie, if you like Disney, or Aladdin, you’ll enjoy it.… Expand

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Voodoo123Sep 11, 2019

As much as I had fun watching this today, (it truly is fascinating watching the characters brought to life by the talented cast) some odd editing choices sped up/slowed down movement in combination with the eeriness of Marwan Kenzari'sAs much as I had fun watching this today, (it truly is fascinating watching the characters brought to life by the talented cast) some odd editing choices sped up/slowed down movement in combination with the eeriness of Marwan Kenzari's serious and dramatic performance prove ultimately distracting and nothing - really can take away the fact this is virtually a scene by scene retelling of the classic 90's movie which STILL stands the test of time. I wish disney would stop remaking the classics and invest in new material!!! Despite these negative points, it really is a well made and entertaining film that is worth a look esp if you're a disney fan.… Expand

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kyle20ellisApr 16, 2020

This review contains spoilers. I enjoyed this movie quite a bit. Yes, it cannot compare to the original animated movie with Robin Williams but Will Smith brought a whole new dimension to the Genie which I really liked. The story was a littleThis review contains spoilers. I enjoyed this movie quite a bit. Yes, it cannot compare to the original animated movie with Robin Williams but Will Smith brought a whole new dimension to the Genie which I really liked. The story was a little stupid, with Jasmine actually becoming Sultan (I am all for feminism but this is just going too far) and Jafar was nerfed to make Jasmine look "stronger". If you ignore the token social justice tripe, the movie was enjoyable and brings back a lovely nostalgia of the amazing music brought to us by the 1992 animated marvel that we all fell in love with.… Expand

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ileGTiMay 26, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Weird pacing, a weird new pop song inside a musical that should've been left for the end credits perhaps, an okay Will Genie, strong main characters, especially Naomi Scott who has a ton of potential for starring roles... oh and a weird soulless parrot robot. Although i almost started a ranting list here, i do have to say most of the time the movie had this good vibe, and it was enjoyable, but has its problems.… Expand

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Creeper3455May 26, 2019

Another appropriate title for this would be "Hitch & Aladdin". The spiritual successor to Hitch,AT LAST! :-D

There are 3 ways I can thank this movie for: It made me forget the existence of a scary Jar-Jar Binks looking CG Elephant It madeAnother appropriate title for this would be "Hitch & Aladdin". The spiritual successor to Hitch,AT LAST! :-D

There are 3 ways I can thank this movie for:
It made me forget the existence of a scary Jar-Jar Binks looking CG Elephant
It made Guy Ritchie think his last movie sucked hardcore so that he could've tried to make this movie look good
Again,the spiritual successor to Hitch
Because that's what this new version of Aladdin is: An unnecessary big spectacle that tries his best to be somewhat of an actual movie with things in it.
Unlike Dumbo,go see it in IMAX for the effects bonanza and pretty colors. (do it quick before Godzilla blows up your IMAX Auditorium) Trust me this time,you'll see more than a boring,lifeless Circus Tent.
The actors are really trying to sell their performances,right down to Will Smith,which is,obviously,the best part of the movie. He doesn't try to be Robin Williams by any means,to the point to where it doesn't matter if you say he or him was better,because all that matters is that,at least they're having fun playing the character. Guy Ritchie knows how to direct action sequences and (surprisingly) dance numbers,so that kept me engaged to point... (too bad there wasn't the director's signature Snorricam shot). I love this new version of the score by Alan Menken. At one point,it becomes a Hans Zimmer score,and at another,it's Rio by John Powell. "Friend Like Me" and "Prince Ali" are 10/10 scenes that are almost astounding to be in a movie of this caliber,but in a movie like this,the musical scenes can be hit-or-miss. I didn’t get what was happening in “A Whole New World” besides ‘Oh,they’re singing in a magical carpet!’,and the first part of Speechless (one of the few new songs added in the movie) was good...Until it sinks its teeth into a point where it’s no going back.
When “Speechless” gets played in full,not only is it worse than either Peter Parker dancing in Spider-Man 3 or Shia LaBeouf swinging with lots of CG Monkeys in Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull,but it’s also so laughably bad,you can call that scene “The scene where Jasmine becomes more powerful than Thanos and The Flash (or Quicksilver) thrown togheter”.
That alone made Captain Marvel look like a job well done in just 24 Hours.
The opening of the movie (until it gets to the Cave Of Wonders halfway through) is just as quick as the entirety of The LEGO Movie,it sets a really strange bar for the movie (I mean...go figure,the movie has Dan Lin as one of the producers).
I will never forgive the writers for making Jafar look like one off the best MCU Phase 1 Villains,where,unless it’s Loki,they’re all SO. DAMN. FORGETTABLE.
And some of the new stuff I could’ve easily cut out,because,with that,it feels like if we were in an alternate universe,and Batman V Superman was so good we didn’t need an Ultimate Cut to explain the little details.
But again,thanks Aladdin for making me forget about a horrific elephant. There’s a much better Elephant in here than in Dumbo that families will enjoy. Out of all the Disney live-action redos,this is the Venom of these kind of movies. So many problems in the movie,but I’ll be damned if I had a good time seeing it.… Expand

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ILoveBF1Jun 21, 2019

It is very fun to watch. The singing, acting, and visuals are great. However the plot has a lot of holes (e.g The wishes) and the blandness of Jafar and Jafar as a whole put this from good to slightly above average. Enjoyment wise it is a solid 8/10.

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goggomobileAug 9, 2019

I was pleasantly surprised, I enjoyed how they updated Jasmine's story line and extended some parts from the original, Naomi Scott was fabulous and Will Smith's version of Genie was fun and changed to suit his style. The movie is colorful,I was pleasantly surprised, I enjoyed how they updated Jasmine's story line and extended some parts from the original, Naomi Scott was fabulous and Will Smith's version of Genie was fun and changed to suit his style. The movie is colorful, vibrant and upbeat, a lot of fun for the family to watch. The CGI could've been better at times, but the biggest negative was Jafer, this role was extremely poorly cast, the actor had no presence on screen, he was not menacing at all, was too young for the character, a puny weak voice, worst of all, you don't feel threaten by him at all. I truly would've liked to have given this movie a much higher green score but Jafer was a massive let down.… Expand

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JLuis_001May 26, 2019

It's Aladdin yes. Was the live-action adaptation necessary? Well that's a whole different matter, pretty much like with every live-action adaptation Disney has made in recent years, yet here we are.

Personally I must say that I didn'tIt's Aladdin yes. Was the live-action adaptation necessary? Well that's a whole different matter, pretty much like with every live-action adaptation Disney has made in recent years, yet here we are.

Personally I must say that I didn't dislike it. After all, it's basically the same story of the animated classic and on that side it has no problems, however, there's nothing extraordinary or something that goes beyond being just a different version of this well-known story.

Maybe kids and young people who haven't seen the animated film will find this version more striking but in general terms here there's nothing that Disney has not done previously in these sort of adaptations.

The quality is undeniable. The sets are awesome. The clothes are great. The musical numbers are also pretty colorful and nice.
The young protagonists work sufficiently good and they have chemistry and surprisingly Will Smith doesn't suck in a role in which he could have failed enormously.

Guy Ritchie delivers a fine film but only that. Is it enough? Yes, he didn't **** up and we know he could have done it. But as I said there's no outstanding element.

Aladdin it's a film that deserves your time, it might win your attention. After all it's still a show of entertainment but I definitely believe that the rest will depend of your own expectations and the respective enjoyment you might get out of it.… Expand

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bataguilaOct 1, 2019

entretenida, pero no supera a la caricatura, los efecto quedan cortos contra las maravillas que puede hacer el genio, o lo chistoso que son los animales. Algunos chiste no caen por esa falta de tecnología. lo peor empoderan mucho a lasentretenida, pero no supera a la caricatura, los efecto quedan cortos contra las maravillas que puede hacer el genio, o lo chistoso que son los animales. Algunos chiste no caen por esa falta de tecnología. lo peor empoderan mucho a las mujeres. Aladdin me cae mal es muy arabe.… Expand

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jkweonMay 28, 2019

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rahmanismAug 20, 2019

Like "Prince of Persia" the environment and the decoration are Indian, not Persian or even Arabic that the movie itself says.
The movie is more Genie than Aladdin. And Will Smith did a good job playing it.
The CGI is not as I expected. YouLike "Prince of Persia" the environment and the decoration are Indian, not Persian or even Arabic that the movie itself says.
The movie is more Genie than Aladdin. And Will Smith did a good job playing it.
The CGI is not as I expected. You shouldn't go for this movie with high expectations generally.… Expand

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TomtagMay 28, 2019

We had so many live-action Disney movies recently like Alice in Wonderland (2010), Cinderella (2015), Maleficent (2014), The Jungle Book (2016) and recently was Dumbo (2019). There’s an upcoming Disney live-action movie as well and that wouldWe had so many live-action Disney movies recently like Alice in Wonderland (2010), Cinderella (2015), Maleficent (2014), The Jungle Book (2016) and recently was Dumbo (2019). There’s an upcoming Disney live-action movie as well and that would be The Lion King (2019). Most live-action Disney movies can never get better than the animated one and Aladdin’s one of them. First, the acting is kinda weak and bland. We had Mena Massoud as Aladdin. I know he tried really hard to be like Aladdin in the 1992 animated version. There’s also Will Smith as the Genie which was criticized online to be too blue but I didn’t think like that. In my opinion, he was pretty okay and funny as well, even though he couldn’t smash the role like Robin Williams. However, Naomi Scott stole the show as Princess Jasmine. She smashed it for a bit and I was kinda impressed as I said the performances were weak. Though the WORST in here was Jafar played by Marwan Kenzari. His voice was young and friendly, he wasn’t that evil but to be quite idotic and crazy and I had no favour for his roles. Yes, the movie was really entertaining with awesome magical special effects, Will Smith’s humor and more but each of those had problems as well as the musical. They didn’t lack any, but they made the musical more boring, more forgettable and less exciting. The music got lower and the creators got lazier and lazier. They also made the final battle worse. It didn’t take long and it was totally bright. Brightness here and there. Comparing to the animated version, it was totally dark and that’s how the final battle should be. Instead in this live-action, it didn’t take that long and people in Agrabah were like “look at my tricks here, see what I can do!”. They didn’t even pay attention that Jafar’s the ruler, not the Sultan. When Jafar turned into a Genie, he looked like a moron more than a powerful being. His face and hair, it was horrible. They also had new stuffs added to the movie. They were weird and annoying, also new characters as well like Dalia played by Nasim Pedrad. I didn’t see that character in animated Aladdin. She was okay to be added to make the movie funnier but the other new things are unnecessary. It made the movie boring and also took a bit long time and it was 128 minutes comparing to the 92 minutes of the animated Aladdin and it was almost perfect and almost the best Disney animated movie ever made. Personally the movie was kinda disappointing and didn’t live up to the hype. I could barely praise many parts of Aladdin. I bet Disney fans and other types of audiences would like it but Aladdin surely deserved to be mixed from me. It’s just a bland live-action like others. This is definitely not a whole new world!… Expand

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Shajac19Jun 1, 2019

This live-action remake does a perfectly serviceable job in retracing the source material just like all other Disney remakes have done before it. However, while the new cast does a fairly good job, minus the watered-down Jafar, this movieThis live-action remake does a perfectly serviceable job in retracing the source material just like all other Disney remakes have done before it. However, while the new cast does a fairly good job, minus the watered-down Jafar, this movie fails to capture all the magic of the original and leaves you wanting more. Will Smith portrays a fantastic Genie but his performance is hindered by the fact that its a slightly less interesting retread of Robin William's amazing original take on the character.… Expand

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PilotreviewerMay 27, 2019

It’s a meh... story line is not that good the original is far better... most characters are dull except for smith... hope they did a better job 95% based on the original storyline. It felt like empty...

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hannah26548May 28, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I enjoyed this movie quite a bit. Yes, it cannot compare to the original animated movie with Robin Williams but Will Smith brought a whole new dimension to the Genie which I really liked. The story was a little stupid, with Jasmine actually becoming Sultan (I am all for feminism but this is just going too far) and Jafar was nerfed to make Jasmine look "stronger". If you ignore the token social justice tripe, the movie was enjoyable and brings back a lovely nostalgia of the amazing music brought to us by the 1992 animated marvel that we all fell in love with.… Expand

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ErumbitaroJun 6, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The Movie Was pretty good. Most of the actors were fine and despite what i had feared Will Smith is an amazing genie and probably the best actor in the entire movie. it recreates jokes and creates new ones giving you a joy an old Disney was. while most of the new songs were a hit and miss it was a blast listening to recreations of the original songs. My only 2 complaints are 1). actor casted as Jafar. Not saying he's a bad actor but i believe he would would fit as any other character but personally he didn't feel like a Jafar. Jafar in the original is man known for his hypnotic charm as he lures you in, he was a man you wouldn't trust but at the same time you want to hear him out. The actor whole personality as Jafar was trying to be evil and massively lacked that hypnotic charm which makes a Jafar Character not Jafar at all. i'm sure the actor will star in a big role and be famous for that but any character would've been better than casting him has the serpent sorcerer we love. my second complaint is all the cultures they tried to serve on one main dish. This is Arabia not Punjabi, Desi, Persian, Egyptian, ect ect. It felt like they were trying to cater to a bunch of different cultures which ruined the cultural fun and made everything,including the dancing, feel very very stereotypical. i think the movie would've been more fun culturally if it focused on Arabian culture, some of Egyptian culture, And Some of India culture (i say this as Jasmines mother is an Indian Kingdom if you were to Google it) and would be a fun things people would learn about the culture as a whole. The cultural thing i point out however is because i am Islamic and i say this as it would be awesome for people to see true Arabian culture rather than the stereotypical culture most of the world sees in the south Asian, north east Africa it thinks of. Overall i did enjoy Aladdin other than the culture.… Expand

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renanwiserJul 21, 2019

The role of Aladdin could be more well casted and the scenarios could be way better crafted. The new original song and the performance of the actress portraying Jasmine are the best part of the movie, but they are not sufficient to make thisThe role of Aladdin could be more well casted and the scenarios could be way better crafted. The new original song and the performance of the actress portraying Jasmine are the best part of the movie, but they are not sufficient to make this film more than mediocre.… Expand

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AmbileezeNov 11, 2019

J'ai été assez agréablement surprise par ce film que je pensais détester au vu des "reprises" Disney que je n'apprécie globalement pas. Le film est divertissant, il y a un vrai effort qui a été fait au niveau des décors et des costumes.J'ai été assez agréablement surprise par ce film que je pensais détester au vu des "reprises" Disney que je n'apprécie globalement pas. Le film est divertissant, il y a un vrai effort qui a été fait au niveau des décors et des costumes. Quelques scènes on été ajoutées ou modifiées, globalement je les ai trouvées cohérentes. Les points négatifs sont les personnages Iago (absent) et Jafar (trop lisse). Le génie a été revisité par Will Smith, il y a des bons et des mauvais aspects dans son interprétation mais cela ne m'a pas choqué.… Expand

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JordanLaytonApr 30, 2020

I am both surprised and disappointed. Jafar was more **** than sinister and the mix of Will Smith with the genie VFW team was actually quite fresh. I think adding 1 good Jafar and removing 1 shoehorned Jasmine scene would make this movieI am both surprised and disappointed. Jafar was more **** than sinister and the mix of Will Smith with the genie VFW team was actually quite fresh. I think adding 1 good Jafar and removing 1 shoehorned Jasmine scene would make this movie pretty good. Will Smith's genie + VFW team have some real puppet strings pulling this score up on my scale.… Expand

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foxgroveJun 7, 2019

A somewhat lacklustre and unnecessary reboot of the far better 90's toon. Whilst watchable this Aladdin fails to fly even with the aid of a magic carpet. Will Smith, although not bad, is no substitute for the comic brilliance of RobinA somewhat lacklustre and unnecessary reboot of the far better 90's toon. Whilst watchable this Aladdin fails to fly even with the aid of a magic carpet. Will Smith, although not bad, is no substitute for the comic brilliance of Robin Williams as the genie and the songs lack strong orchestration in their arrangements. The new song 'Speechless' also underwhelms. Production Design and Costumes are fine, but their is a lack of an authentic feel to the whole enterprise. The special visual effects are probably the best thing about a production that just feels flat and uninspired.… Expand

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LatinCritic13May 24, 2019

Guy Ritchie's take on the beloved animated Disney hit Aladdin is not what you expect, instead, it was rather very cliché to watch. Especially when the writing feels so exhausting and intricate to follow in terms of building a whole new world.Guy Ritchie's take on the beloved animated Disney hit Aladdin is not what you expect, instead, it was rather very cliché to watch. Especially when the writing feels so exhausting and intricate to follow in terms of building a whole new world. Sorry Will Smith, it's not your fault..… Expand

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MLRMay 28, 2019

Has amusing elements, but overall it is kind of a mess. Not wild about the new ending. Not wild about the cultural changes. I know it is hard to make a live-action remake of a beloved animated classic, but maybe you shouldn't do that anyway.

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MattBrady99Jun 2, 2019

Some things are best left animated.

It lacks the energy and magic from the 1992 movie, which is strange to me because with Guy Ritchie directing I expected some chaos - just watch 'King Arthur: Legend of the Sword' or any other movie heSome things are best left animated.

It lacks the energy and magic from the 1992 movie, which is strange to me because with Guy Ritchie directing I expected some chaos - just watch 'King Arthur: Legend of the Sword' or any other movie he directed. Also, Jafar sucks in this movie and it isn't Marwan Kenzari, just painfully miscast. The visual effects...yeah, lets not go there.

However, it is entertaining enough to sit through. Naomi Scott as Princess Jasmine really makes the role her own, especially during the musical segments. Mena Massoud is fine as Aladdin, but at times I felt like he tried to duplicate the animated version a little bit too much.

Will Smith as the Genie is easily the best part of the movie. Despite not having a solid singing voice, but Smith's charm shines through and most importantly made the character his own. It's funny that the biggest complaint that everyone had turned out to be the best part of the movie, all because of an unfinished effect.… Expand

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MrMovieBuffJun 9, 2019

I know I may have been enthusiastic in my reviews for 'Cinderella' (2015) and 'The Jungle Book' (2016), but after 'Beauty and the Beast' (2017), my admiration for Disney's remakes have deteriorated solely because they do seem ratherI know I may have been enthusiastic in my reviews for 'Cinderella' (2015) and 'The Jungle Book' (2016), but after 'Beauty and the Beast' (2017), my admiration for Disney's remakes have deteriorated solely because they do seem rather pointless. 'Aladdin' seems like a check-list, in which scenes only happen because they happened in the 1992 original. Directed by Guy Ritchie ('Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels' and 'Snatch'), the film obviously centers around our title character (played by Mena Massoud, who does look and sound like his animated counterpart) running around and stealing from the marketplace of Agrabah along with his monkey Abu. He then meets a beautiful young woman, Jasmine (Naomi Scott), but is unaware that she is a princess. They seem to get along and almost fall in love as she finds his warm and kind charming personality somewhat rare and unique, as well as how he helped her get out of trouble. Meanwhile our main villain, Jafar (Marwan Kenzari), is after a powerful lamp, but needs a "Diamond in the Rough", and that comes from Aladdin, so he recruits him to voluntarily enter the cave of wonders and retrieve the magical possession. Aladdin, unfortunately, doesn't escape but manages to keep the lamp, and discovers that there is an all powerful Genie (A blue Will Smith) who can grant him three wishes. The two form a friendship and come up with ways for Aladdin to impress Jasmine, as well as the Genie's promise for his freedom. As I said above, the film feels like a check-list (only if you have seen the original), scenes are sometimes structured differently in an attempt to make it feel more original, and a new song is also added to make it different. The only major issue here is the CGI. While Smith does not repeat or do an imitation of what the late Robin Williams did back in 1992, and incorporates his own charisma to the role, the CGI to make Smith look like a person-like puff of blue smoke is visually jarring, as he looks inconsistent to the environment which surrounds him. For example, when he's talking to Aladdin, the light shining on one side of Aladdin's face is shining on the other side of the Genie's. It's almost as if Smith shot his scenes separately to the other actors from time to time. Plus, his movement can be a little frightening from time to time. Overall, the acting is solid, Naomi Scott is the biggest surprise from this film, and I guess it is faithful (yet massively unoriginal) to the animated classic. I am unsure as to why Disney thought Guy Ricthie (again, the director of 'Snatch') was the appropriate choice for this project. Next thing you know, they'll announce Quentin Tarantino to helm the live-action remake of 'The Little Mermaid' (1989).… Expand

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mohamad91hkAug 14, 2019

Kids' movie with many unnecessary and boring songs, nothing new in "Aladdin", it's same as others Disney live-action movies. The chemistry between Will Smith & Mina wasn't bad, they were funny at some moments and gave a special touch to theKids' movie with many unnecessary and boring songs, nothing new in "Aladdin", it's same as others Disney live-action movies. The chemistry between Will Smith & Mina wasn't bad, they were funny at some moments and gave a special touch to the movie. I was hoping to see something new in "Aladdin".… Expand

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andre27Aug 25, 2019

Podia falar de muitas coisas em Aladdin, mas vou me focar na principal. Se queres replicar um filme de desenhos animados que foi incrivel na altura tens de perceber realmente como o queres fazer, ou colocas os personagens todos como eram nosPodia falar de muitas coisas em Aladdin, mas vou me focar na principal. Se queres replicar um filme de desenhos animados que foi incrivel na altura tens de perceber realmente como o queres fazer, ou colocas os personagens todos como eram nos Desenhos ou fazes uma coisa mais aldulta.

Ao fazeres algo mais adulto podes perder o carisma e aquilo que marcou os personagens no filme animado e isso aqui notou-se muito. O vilão está demasiado mau( um dos melhores e mais espetaculares dos filmes da disney) ficou pessimo sem carisma nada, o pai de jasmin tambem nada bom e mesmo o géio por muito que goste de Will Smith não está no ponto.

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miccaelAug 6, 2019

In simple words – this live action can never beat animated.
Will Smith cannot replace Robin Williams. But movie I guess was ok-ish. Genie CGI was bad though. But holy moly why is Jafar so bad? In movie Jafar looks like evil fashion designer.In simple words – this live action can never beat animated.
Will Smith cannot replace Robin Williams. But movie I guess was ok-ish. Genie CGI was bad though. But holy moly why is Jafar so bad? In movie Jafar looks like evil fashion designer. Aladdin actor is meh too, and why the heck did they kind of change Jasmine story?
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mondainaiJul 15, 2019

I would really enjoy this if a lot more if Disney would simply try to make an entertaining movie and not try to indoctrinate us into their political beliefs. I think Will Smith did a great job, laughed really hard, but every time the feministI would really enjoy this if a lot more if Disney would simply try to make an entertaining movie and not try to indoctrinate us into their political beliefs. I think Will Smith did a great job, laughed really hard, but every time the feminist blah blah came up, it just was really distracting. Both the added songs where propaganda rubbish. Overall I was entertained, but it would be a higher score if Disney could follow its own advice when it come to including their politics in our movies just “Let it go”… Expand

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