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Aladdin (2019) - Full Trailer
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to be fair, the only parts you hear him speak in these trailers is when he's supposed to sound friendly. I'm hopeful he sounds lot more evil in the other scenes.
Ironic that Will Smith was the best part of the trailer.
The three mains (Aladdin, Jasmine, and Jafar) did not seem well cast at all. Aladdin and Jasmine both seem stiff and lacking charisma, and Jafar is far too young and not even remotely menacing.
The three mains (Aladdin, Jasmine, and Jafar) did not seem well cast at all. Aladdin and Jasmine both seem stiff and lacking charisma, and Jafar is far too young and not even remotely menacing.
I see people in here praising "the visuals", but to me the Cave of Wonders and A Whole New World scenes look so obviously fake.
Editing is questionable.
Jafar still seems terribly miscast. The rest of the cast is 'meh, it'll do' except for Smith who seems like a good choice.
Speaking of Will, the genie's facial movement is very weird when he's in blue form.
Yuck.
Editing is questionable.
Jafar still seems terribly miscast. The rest of the cast is 'meh, it'll do' except for Smith who seems like a good choice.
Speaking of Will, the genie's facial movement is very weird when he's in blue form.
Yuck.
Just like the Lion King remake this looks terrible across the board.
Aladdin is my favorite animated Disney movie, so yeah if this movie isn't perfect I'll be incredibly disappointed.
I wonder how the remakes affect the sales and viewership of the animated originals. The remakes, even if they are so so, bring the old franchises back to the fore and make them visible to younger viewers. I would guess this will get people rewatching the old movie and its sequels, listen to the music, buy the toys and check out the Broadway/West End shows.
Looks better then it was before.
Still weird choice to have Jafar approach Aladdin as himself and not in disguise.
Still weird choice to have Jafar approach Aladdin as himself and not in disguise.
As long as there is better chemistry between the cast than Beauty & The Beast... I'm in.
Visuals... Who cares. The set pieces look nice, but people complaining about CGI. It's not too tier but it seems manageable for the scenes. Trying to nitpick for sake of nitpicking
Visuals... Who cares. The set pieces look nice, but people complaining about CGI. It's not too tier but it seems manageable for the scenes. Trying to nitpick for sake of nitpicking
That looked really dope. The first live action disney movie that i will watch in the cinemas. Would have watched Mulan but not liking what i heard about it so far.
It um.
It looks like something that was totally unnecessary. It looks fine, but idunno...if I want more Aladdin, I'd watch the Disney Classic and enjoy peak Robin Williams. But it looks fine for a new audience.
It looks like something that was totally unnecessary. It looks fine, but idunno...if I want more Aladdin, I'd watch the Disney Classic and enjoy peak Robin Williams. But it looks fine for a new audience.
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Why? We can only go by what's been shown so far, looks cornball as hell
Actually looks better, maybe they tweaked a few things after the reaction to the teaser trailer or the effects just weren't quite ready before.
Okay, now this is much better than anything they've shown off so far. You have my attention, Disney.
Genie looks much better now really. I'm more convinced Smith will make the Genie his own character and not just try and copy Williams. And he has his own style thankfully. His own jokes for the most part. I liked the whole "can you make me a prince" part. Can't wait to see Al trick him into saving them from the cave of wonders. And also the Genie wasting one of Al's wishes to save him from drowning even though he literally just bent the rules before so why not do it again? (Always bugged me a a kid. Aladdin gets one wish and that's it. Though in the end he does get an infinitely powerful friend so he basically gets infinite wishes so it all works out in the end.)
Still miss Jasmine's old outfit, though it looks like she'll be wearing something kind of like it for the Whole New World part so who knows.
Still not liking Jafar just being a normal guy, but I'll give it the benefit of the doubt that they're changing enough so as not to make it a carbon copy of the original. I haven't seen any of the live-action Disney remakes so I don't have any villains to compare him to but I don't see him being that evil yet.
Really curious to hear what Iago sounds like. Will he be an actual talking bird that has normal conversations or just a parrot that can say a couple phrases?
Genie looks much better now really. I'm more convinced Smith will make the Genie his own character and not just try and copy Williams. And he has his own style thankfully. His own jokes for the most part. I liked the whole "can you make me a prince" part. Can't wait to see Al trick him into saving them from the cave of wonders. And also the Genie wasting one of Al's wishes to save him from drowning even though he literally just bent the rules before so why not do it again? (Always bugged me a a kid. Aladdin gets one wish and that's it. Though in the end he does get an infinitely powerful friend so he basically gets infinite wishes so it all works out in the end.)
Still miss Jasmine's old outfit, though it looks like she'll be wearing something kind of like it for the Whole New World part so who knows.
Still not liking Jafar just being a normal guy, but I'll give it the benefit of the doubt that they're changing enough so as not to make it a carbon copy of the original. I haven't seen any of the live-action Disney remakes so I don't have any villains to compare him to but I don't see him being that evil yet.
Really curious to hear what Iago sounds like. Will he be an actual talking bird that has normal conversations or just a parrot that can say a couple phrases?
It was not, but I would imagine that's part of the climax of the movie once Jafar uses his final wish to become a genie (if that's where they go with him). I can't remember all three of his wishes from the original... One was to become an all-powerful sorcerer, and his final was to become himself a genie. Oh, I think his first was to become Sultan?
I mean if it reviews well, I'm down.
I just didn't see anything that captured the magic I remember from the first film. Maybe that's an impossible request of live action. I just don't know. I only know that outside of a few sequences, I was uninspired and only left to want to watch the existing Disney Classic again.
Of course you're more hyped for it. One has the guy who directed Jungle Book and Iron Man, and the other has the famed director of King Arthur. That's before we get into the talent being directed.
The teaser put me off on Will Smith as Genie, but this trailer really did a better job. He was the best part of this trailer actually.
So...https://www.resetera.com/threads/mu...o-watch-as-part-of-new-channel-4-show.104833/
...we need to get Mums making our Aladdin reboots as well?
It's also likely impossible because that experience of watching for the first time has already happened, and you were (I'm assuming) much younger than you are now. The story beats will be the same or very similar, and from what we've seen the music is very similar (barring Genie's "Friend Like Me", which I expected Smith to really make his own).
Mia Khalifa as Jasmine would've made this a day one for many...
I know most Disney posters look similar these days, but this seriously could pass off as Star Wars: Arabian Nights
