Aladdin, I think, has some of the most catchiest tunes around. With the songs ‘Prince Ali’ and ‘One Jump Ahead..’, to the duet ‘A Whole New World’, this film will have you singing afterwards for days! And the genie is the funniest character, due to his humour, and when he changes Aladdin into a prince to try to impress Jasmine. There are also the baddies, as usual, in the form of a sorcorer, and his bad-mouthed parrot. The flying carpet has his share of the fun too, being the genie’s friend and all. I recommend this film to people who like Disney films, and also like Disney’s catchy songs.
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Production Year: 1990 - Family - Director: Chris Wedge, Peter Lord, Nick Park, Chris Columbus, Henry Selick - Original Language: English - Classification: Parental Guidance
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