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Jordan A. Nash
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- (as Jordan Nash)
'Aladdin' Cast Share Their Favorite Will Smith Moments
'Aladdin' Cast Share Their Favorite Will Smith Moments
The cast and director of Disney's live-action Aladdin reveal their favorite moments with Will Smith and share their favorite scenes to recreate from the original animated film.
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- AnecdotesIn the "Friend Like Me" number, both the Genie and the Carpet do the Carlton dance from Will Smith's comedy The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (1990).
- GaffesBoth Jasmine and Jafar have bound books in their libraries. A Muslim kingdom of that time would have scrolls, as binding was reserved for holy scriptures, such as the Koran. Book binding wasn't common in the Middle East until after the XIII century.
- Générique farfeluSPOILER: Part of the closing credits are shown over the weddings of Aladdin with Jasmine and Genie with Dalia, where everyone dances to "Friend Like Me". This came from the Broadway performance of "Aladdin", which ends with the cast performing "Friend Like Me".
- ConnexionsEdited into Will Smith: Prince Ali (2020)
- Bandes originalesArabian Nights (2019)
Written by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman
Additional Lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul
Performed by Will Smith
Commentaire en vedette
When it comes to visuals, through out the movie was just... beautiful- the clothes, culture and architecture. Will Smith's Genie was unexpectedly good and created his OWN version which is great! As for the rest of the major characters? Well...
Jaafar was a bit of a let down from the beginning. Not menacing enough on the outside. Yet still cunning in some ways. Can't say much about his parrot... Jasmine's dad was disappointingly boring (prefer the bubbly albeit blur cartoony-version). Jasmine herself was alright (neither great nor terrible). The "feminist" like scenes were like an unecessary extra and a bit annoying to watch (don't ask me why). Abu (monkey) was cute. He was captured nicely. And lastly Aladdin? For a break through actor, he actually did a good job portraying Aladdin. EXCEPT his relationship with Jasmine...
..And THAT'S where the "magic" is missing. The core lovey-dovey magic thats hard to explain except through emotions. I feel it's one of the major things that makes Disney's Aladdin.. "ALADDIN"! But I felt nothing from the "Whole New World" scene. No chemistry between the two "lovers". Even in other scenes... This is similarly felt between Aladdin & Genie. Particularly towards the end. The lack of that "core" emotion is so disappointing that I couldn't enjoy the movie as a whole. It just felt more on how it looked rather how it SHOULD feel. I mean this is Aladdin! Where's the magic?
Jaafar was a bit of a let down from the beginning. Not menacing enough on the outside. Yet still cunning in some ways. Can't say much about his parrot... Jasmine's dad was disappointingly boring (prefer the bubbly albeit blur cartoony-version). Jasmine herself was alright (neither great nor terrible). The "feminist" like scenes were like an unecessary extra and a bit annoying to watch (don't ask me why). Abu (monkey) was cute. He was captured nicely. And lastly Aladdin? For a break through actor, he actually did a good job portraying Aladdin. EXCEPT his relationship with Jasmine...
..And THAT'S where the "magic" is missing. The core lovey-dovey magic thats hard to explain except through emotions. I feel it's one of the major things that makes Disney's Aladdin.. "ALADDIN"! But I felt nothing from the "Whole New World" scene. No chemistry between the two "lovers". Even in other scenes... This is similarly felt between Aladdin & Genie. Particularly towards the end. The lack of that "core" emotion is so disappointing that I couldn't enjoy the movie as a whole. It just felt more on how it looked rather how it SHOULD feel. I mean this is Aladdin! Where's the magic?
- Eureka94
- 20 juill. 2019
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Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 183 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 355 559 216 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 91 500 929 $ US
- 26 mai 2019
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 1 054 304 000 $ US
- Durée2 heures 8 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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