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Bless Robin Williams. He provided a great number of hours of raw ad-libbed lines for his role as the Genie that the creators couldn’t fit the entirety of them in the film.😅 Fortunately, there is some footage of said ad-libbed lines that weren’t used in the final cut that was released by Disney and they are hilarious!
**'all of', OR 'he provided SO MANY hours'..... You really need to work on your Grammer, bud. Your second sentence shouldn't end with the word Them unless you first put 'so many hours' first. Either use both or leave off both. You can't have one without the other.
To the great Robin Williams, who brought the Genie to life AND a personality. 🙏 I can see why Robin provided 60 hours of recorded dialogue for his many impressions he did for the character. Not all of them made it in the final cut, but the filmmakers sure took the most hilarious or memorable ones to use here!
@@dereklopez9060 it’s sad to think about this. I remember the first time I saw Gilbert on tv. He was in Superboy twice. I bought the episodes of the show he was in.
@@vicegamer6944 The first time I heard Robin Williams and Gilbert Gottfried was when I first watched Aladdin on VHS years ago. Without them, Aladdin wouldn't have been as much fun as it is right now. It's so sad that they're both gone.
In the original script Jasmine had a song titled " call me a princess " , Jafar had song called " humiliate the boy" and Aladdin had a mother and a song called " proud of your boy" .
I feel the same way about the new guy voicing his character, Teddy Roosevelt, from Night At the Museum. Teddy did NOT feel the same without Robin Williams!
This Disney Renaissance film is my second favorite after The Lion King! I’d watch Aladdin all the time growing up because of the wonderful animation (both 2D and 3D), the cast of character’s(Genie and Jafar are my favorites btw), and the soundtrack is always great (Arabian Nights and Friend Like Me are also my favorites). So glad that you experienced this classic Disney film at long last and I love your reaction!
Fun fact: the outfit Genie has at the end of the movie with the Goofy hat is an homage to the part he played in "Back to Neverland", the film that accompanied the animation tour at the (back then) MGM Studios in Orlando. Aladdin is my favorite of all the Disney movies. I was 8 when it first came out, and I've been collecting stuff for it ever since. Toys, memorabilia, oddities, fine art, figurines, just everything. I daresay after almost 30 years I probably have one of - if not THE - biggest Aladdin collections at least in the US. I honestly don't want to think about how much money I have sunk into it. lol
As I understand it, there are hours of footage of Robin Williams ad-libbing for Genie. Worth looking up! They just gave him the basic script, pressed record, and let him run wild. 😂 He really poured himself into the character and that’s why I think we’ll always have Robin with us for as long as people watch this movie. 💖 Which I don’t see anyone stopping anytime soon.
If you think about it Aladdin never lied about being a Prince he just lied About him being in the market. The genie made him a Prince by magic therefore he is a Prince
@@moneylover318 while yes ur point is right its just they kinda made it more official for Aladdin to be a prince through his dad being the king of thieves and true they weren't expecting to make a 3rd movie so it now comes through not only Aladdin's wish in the 1st movie but also in the 3rd for it to be official not just from finally getting married lol 😆 im not saying ur point is wrong I was just pointing out about the 3rd film is all
Aladdin is by far my favorite. Always has been, always will be. I know 95% of dialog & 100% of songs. I love every part. The music, the story, Jasmine, Raja, Aladdin, Abu, Carpet, Jafar, Iago…and above everything, Genie. Robin is everything, of course. I’m blown away u’ve never seen this…AND waited until NOW?!😃 I love u, man😘
Fun Fact: Robin Williams voiced the Genie for SAG scale pay ($75,000), on condition that his name or image not be used for marketing, and his (supporting) character not take more than 25% of space on advertising artwork, since Toys was scheduled for release one month after Aladdin's debut. For financial reasons, the studio went back on the deal on both counts, especially in poster art by having the Genie in 25% of the image, but having other major and supporting characters portrayed considerably smaller."
Unfortunately, Robin would be in bad terms again with Disney in 1999 after the financial failure Bicentennial Man. He blamed the poor marketing and promotion done for that film and never forgave them. At least until 2009 when the studio themselves dubbed him a Disney Legend and is now in their Hall of Fame.
*realizes that this film and many of her other childhood-favorites were indeed published about 30 years ago, gets triggered and mindblown and laughs* I forgot how much crap Jago goes through. You crying during "AWNW" is such a mood. This reaction was wonderful to follow, thank you.
Robin Williams does so many impressions here in Aladdin, he is the voice of the genie, he’s the voice of the merchant in the opening scene who tells the tale of Aladdin!!!!
I don't care if the DTV sequels retcon it. As far as I'm concerned, the Peddler is 100% actually The Genie. That was the intention: same voice, same facial hair, same color scheme, same three-fingered hands as opposed to everyone else who had the correct number of digits....
The Disney Renaissance era was and always will be my favorite I grew up on them especially Robin Williams may he be in peace great reaction Cody I absolutely loved every minute of it thank you so much
Funny thing is that when I watched this movie for the first time as a kid, the Cave Of Wonders was always scary to me, because it was either maybe the very deep and grizzling voice or if it was a shape of a tiger’s head that had frightened me really bad. Probably a little bit of both
This is one of those disney movies I always forget about, but then I'm like 'it's so good!' when I remember!! On an unrelated note, if you'd like a really great show to react to with incredibly witty and hilarious dialogue, I'd recommend Succession! The cast is phenomenal!!
Fun fact! Robin Williams was cast as the genie and told to improv as much as he wanted. After that, they animated the genie according to his performance. That's why the character works so well!
5:14 Part of Robin Williams ad libbing was this scene. Essentially they put him in front of a covered table and he was told to just react to whatever was pulled out. Meaning yes, he actually did break it.
Interesting factoid: this movie in the first to show a princess not getting married at the end. Genie tricked us (the “made you look”) by thinking they were, but if you watch the sequels (the second one isn’t good but the third is decent), they stayed boyfriend-girlfriend until the third movie when they were getting married.
I’ve been saying this all my life, the new Disney movies are great. But there is no competition, the older ones are the best!(in my opinion) Also Jafar is my favorite Disney villain so far, all his evil traits, plus being smart(up until the end) makes him a very challenging villain for the hero to defeat. Which is very entertaining in my opinion
Childhood favorite! Fun fact: the voice actor of Jafar, Johnathan Freeman also played the character in the original Broadway production of Aladdin. He finished his final performance last Month.
Yeah, Razoul is voiced by Jim Cummings who have done the voice of Pete since the early 90's and still does to this day. He also voices Winnie the Pooh and Tigger since the retirements and later deaths of Sterling Holloway and Paul Winchell, Montgoverny Jack in Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers, Ray in The Princess and The Frog, plus many more cartoon voice acting.
Aladdin was always one of my FAVORITES during my 90's childhood!😃🤣 You should know there's two sequels that came after this like "The Return of Jafar"!
You need to watch the whole trilogy) In fact, this cartoon occupies a special place in my memory and heart not only because of Robin Williams, but because of Alan Menken, who was at that time the main composer of Disney, the Sega Mega Drive 2 game, an animated series in which, by the way, there was a crossover with Hercules)
Aladdin's gotta be my favorite classic Disney movie, alongside Hercules and Atlantis The sequels (especially The Return of Jafar) do have a noticably lower quality, as was usual back then, but personally I was never bothered by that, since I also loved to watch the TV series (which has about the same quality as the second movie and is supposed to take place right after it; unfortunately Robin Williams only voices Genie in movies 1 and 3, but in my opinion Dan Castellaneta still does a great job in The Return of Jafar and the series) I'd say the sequels are worth checking out if you enjoy the characters and want to see where they go from here Also little fun fact about the series- or rather the Disney's Hercules TV series: There's an episode called Hercules and The Arabian Night which as the name suggests is a crossover between Hercules and Aladdin and while it's sadly lagging in Genie-screentime, it is a lot of fun, especially with the villain team up it gives us (chronologically it takes place after the third Aladdin movie btw)
Aladdin is a great Disney movie. Robin Williams as Genie is so perfect. The songs were incredible. RIP Robin Williams and Gilbert Gottfried. They're great comedians and will be missed so much 🧞♂️🧞♂️🧞♂️🎵🎵🎵🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🤣🤣🤣
She recognizes him once he takes his hat off. And she can see his hair and face better.. Than the big giveaway was when he ask's her Do you trust me just like at the market..In the live one she didn't recognize him weather his hat was on or off.🫲😊🫱 God Bless and rest you Mr. Williams we miss you..😊💕
I love this movie so much. I actually saw the behind the scenes recording sessions bit and one of the improvized lines was from Robin Williams. Genie's repsonse to Aladdin asking how he looked made me do a spit take: "Like a vampire on a day pass"
Fun facts about this movie: Robin Williams was always the number one choice to play the genie. So much so that in order to convince Robin to play Genie the animators did story boards of the genie doing Robin’s comedy to convince him to take the role. Later when recording for the movie, Robin did so much improve in the studio recording room that the animators knew they had to include it. So a lot of the stuff you see in the movie was just Robin doing improve. You should look up behind the scenes stuff for Genie ideas that were not in the film.
The animators had a philosophy called “hurt the bird” to prevent things from getting stale, they would randomly come up with a creative way to injure Iago.
As a middle eastern dude, this movie was THE only representation I had in my childhood in movies and media, and I fell in love with it. Still one of my absolute favorite movies to this day. Doesn’t help that I’m a hopeless romantic and a robin williams stan, so this movie is really the perfect Disney movie for me
This explains the full house episode so much on “The house meets the mouse” when Michelle rubbed the genie’s lamp. Because Steve from full house voiced as Aladdin.
Robin Williams improvised so many hundreds of hours of dialogue and in the original planned ending it was supposed to be where it’s revealed the merchant from the beginning of the story shows up and is revealed that it was the Genie telling the tale and even the directors confirmed this long thought theory. If you want some more outside the norm Disney films that you don’t see people react to I would recommend if you haven’t seen them: Pollyanna, Swiss Family Robinson, That Darn Cat (1965), The Absent Minded Professor and it’s sequel Son of Flubber, The Barefoot Executive, Hot Lead and Cold Feet, The Parent Trap (original and remake), The Rocketeer Fantasia, Make Mine Music, Melody Time, Ichabod and Mr. Toad, and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
Aladdin "used up" his second wish when Genie helped him out of the sea, as he wished for Aladdin and by taking his "nod" as a yes, he could grant the wish. In a sense Genie "manuipulated" his master to make a wish but it's just for he wanted to save him but couldn't do it unless he wished for it, as Al was unconcious.
22:27 Honestly, I can’t give you that much credit for that one because that’s literally a no-brainer. That’s what every genie wishes for in every story. Because that’s a thing with genies, they’re the most powerful mythological creatures of all time second only to I don’t know gods but they’re tied to a magic lamp, which means they can’t wish for themselves so all they want is freedom that’s just how genies work
This was one of my favorite Disney movies I would watch on repeat when I was young and Jafar freaked me out when I was kid and he is my favorite number 1 villain. I liked to dedicate this to Gilbert Gottfried as well RIP to him.
Yeah Jafar was my favorite villain as a kid I always thought he was funny :D but when I got older I realised how rude he is to Jasmine and how gross it is that he actually has her as his slave for a while and calling her ”pussycat”. For some reason I didn’t see how gross he was before. Poor Jasmine. She’s like 15 or something and he is what, like 50? but he sure is a creepy villain and funny sometimes of course but also a really gross and mean man :/ like doesn’t he care that he is way too old for Jasmine :O he is sooo annoying but at the same time a great villain
The beetle that was the key to The Cave of Wonders is a scarab beetle, a species of dung beetles that are found in many countries including Egypt and The Middle East. In fact, scarabs were sacred in Egypt, like cats and lions.
Why does anyone want power? To do whatever it is they want, of course. *_Have_* anything you want. Anything is possible as long as you have enough power to do it.
My favorite movie of all time. Holds a special place in my heart. Me and my mom would watch it all the time and she passed away and its just so special to me ❤
Me at 10 pm *sees a notification for this video on iPhone*: "Holy shit, Cody's doing a reaction for one of my top 3 favorite movies?!. I need a bigger screen, where's my Chromebook?! *frantically runs around the house looking for the Chromebook* "Haha yes, I've got it, time for an awesome video!".
This movie along with Jumanji r what I knew Robin Williams from from my childhood its what I grewup on, I even remember Flubber that Robin Williams was in as well lol 😆
In case you're wondering why Robin Williams was perfect for this role is because the Genie was literally made to be played by him. In some behind the scenes stuff the creators said that they partially animated the Genie to some audio clips of some of Robin's comedy sketches to try to sell him on doing the role. They also admitted that if Robin had turned the role down, they had no idea who they were gonna consider for the role next.
I'm sure you'll love the new Aladdin. It has it's own magic. Just don't make the mistake and compare both with each other. Both are great in their own way. Just enjoy it
You should look for the Gennie Outtakes, It's basically the other record sessions of Robin Williams that it didn't end up in the film and those are hilarious.
Puberty was a few years away when I first saw this movie, but that didn’t stop me from having THE biggest crush on Jasmine. And not just because of her beauty, but because of her SASS, and willingness to call out the men on their BS. Anyone else out there agree with me, or have a different Disney Princess they crushed on?
They might sound similiar but Jafar is voiced by Jonathan Freeman, so no they're not voiced by the same guy. They're both animated by Andreas Deja who also animated Gaston in Beauty and the Beast and Lilo in Lilo and Stitch, The title character in Hercules, King Triton in The Little Mermaid, Tigger in 2011 Winnie the Pooh, Queen Narissa in Enchanted, Roger Rabbit in Who, Framed Roger Rabbit and Mama Odie and Juju in The Princess and the Frog.
16:58 - as someone that played the Mega Drive game for this a lot. That phrase makes me chilled to the bone. These few cave of wonders levels, ESPECIALLY the carpet ride is a nightmare. I think the only thing considered harder is that damn monkey puzzle from the Lion King game. I mean the games are good, and Aladdin looked pretty stylish in 16-bit. They were just really freakin' hard for younger kids back then. Worth having a go if you have the switch and an online account =)
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Hey Cody, Request: The Terminator.
@@chango101 he doesn’t take requests.
@@jarekvelchek802 Oh my bad.
Hey Cody are you doing squid game soon
@@Lucashoshino it’s okay
Genie: "no matter what they say, you'll always be a prince to me"
No one:
Me: (sobbing uncontrollably with Cody)
so am I.......
Bless Robin Williams. He provided a great number of hours of raw ad-libbed lines for his role as the Genie that the creators couldn’t fit the entirety of them in the film.😅 Fortunately, there is some footage of said ad-libbed lines that weren’t used in the final cut that was released by Disney and they are hilarious!
At what moment it was improvisation ?
**'all of', OR 'he provided SO MANY hours'..... You really need to work on your Grammer, bud. Your second sentence shouldn't end with the word Them unless you first put 'so many hours' first. Either use both or leave off both. You can't have one without the other.
@@MrParkerman6 really?? Not everyone is great at grammar. This is a RUclips comment section not a english homework sheet
@@MrParkerman6 you act like this is an essay for a school assignment
disney used to make good movies
“Your moustache looks like it was drawn on with pencil!”
The animators: Well, TECHNICALLY….
I joke, I really love your channel Cody 😂❤️⭐️
“Genie, you’re free”
always hits me hard in the feels when thinking about Robin now being free 🥺💗
“Your mustache looks like it was drawn on by a pencil.”
……………..WELL I MEAN…..😂
To the great Robin Williams, who brought the Genie to life AND a personality. 🙏
I can see why Robin provided 60 hours of recorded dialogue for his many impressions he did for the character. Not all of them made it in the final cut, but the filmmakers sure took the most hilarious or memorable ones to use here!
It’s hard on me to watch this without crying for Robin Williams. He did a very wonderful job as genie.
Same. I miss that man.
As well as Gilbert Gottfried who died today at age 67, may he and Robin Williams rest in peace.
@@dereklopez9060 it’s sad to think about this. I remember the first time I saw Gilbert on tv. He was in Superboy twice. I bought the episodes of the show he was in.
@@vicegamer6944 The first time I heard Robin Williams and Gilbert Gottfried was when I first watched Aladdin on VHS years ago. Without them, Aladdin wouldn't have been as much fun as it is right now. It's so sad that they're both gone.
@@dereklopez9060 it’s hard to watch Aladdin without crying at the ending
In the original script Jasmine had a song titled " call me a princess " , Jafar had song called " humiliate the boy" and Aladdin had a mother and a song called " proud of your boy" .
Aw, then Jafar could've had his own Disney Villain Song?
@@theantagonist2589 yup
There was also Why Me for Jafar.
"I can't kill anyone."
"That's too bad."
Wait, what? 😂
I swear, Genie in this movie is a cave of references. R.I.P Robin Williams.
Robin Williams was truly one of the great comedians of all time RIP
Eye Sea what you did there.
The merchant in the beginning was actually the Genie himself. He only has four fingers, like the Genie, and was voiced by Robin Williams too.
No shit, Sherlock. Why do you think he has the lamp?
I was waiting for someone to sa this
No one, i mean no one, can ever top Robin Williams performance as the genie.
In the Finnish dub, Vesa Matti Loiri also did phenomenal look, I can guarantee you.
No offense to Will Smith but I like Robin Williams better
I feel the same way about the new guy voicing his character, Teddy Roosevelt, from Night At the Museum. Teddy did NOT feel the same without Robin Williams!
This Disney Renaissance film is my second favorite after The Lion King! I’d watch Aladdin all the time growing up because of the wonderful animation (both 2D and 3D), the cast of character’s(Genie and Jafar are my favorites btw), and the soundtrack is always great (Arabian Nights and Friend Like Me are also my favorites). So glad that you experienced this classic Disney film at long last and I love your reaction!
Aladdin and the lion king are my favorites too! I always change my mind about which one I like better though.
Aladdin, is still one of my favorite animated films from my childhood. I loved seeing it in theaters in 1992. It was incredible on the big screen.
Fun fact: the outfit Genie has at the end of the movie with the Goofy hat is an homage to the part he played in "Back to Neverland", the film that accompanied the animation tour at the (back then) MGM Studios in Orlando.
Aladdin is my favorite of all the Disney movies. I was 8 when it first came out, and I've been collecting stuff for it ever since. Toys, memorabilia, oddities, fine art, figurines, just everything. I daresay after almost 30 years I probably have one of - if not THE - biggest Aladdin collections at least in the US. I honestly don't want to think about how much money I have sunk into it. lol
As I understand it, there are hours of footage of Robin Williams ad-libbing for Genie. Worth looking up! They just gave him the basic script, pressed record, and let him run wild. 😂 He really poured himself into the character and that’s why I think we’ll always have Robin with us for as long as people watch this movie. 💖 Which I don’t see anyone stopping anytime soon.
If you think about it Aladdin never lied about being a Prince he just lied About him being in the market. The genie made him a Prince by magic therefore he is a Prince
One nice detail is when Aladdin is in his prince getup whenever he lies the feather on his turban floats down in front of his face.
And well technically he really is a Prince cause of the 3rd movie his dad being the king of thieves lol 😆 so yea he didn't lie
@@naruXsasulover2 They had no idea they were making a 3rd movie so my point still stands
@@moneylover318 while yes ur point is right its just they kinda made it more official for Aladdin to be a prince through his dad being the king of thieves and true they weren't expecting to make a 3rd movie so it now comes through not only Aladdin's wish in the 1st movie but also in the 3rd for it to be official not just from finally getting married lol 😆 im not saying ur point is wrong I was just pointing out about the 3rd film is all
Rest In Peace Robin Williams (The voice of Genie) Your character and performance stole the show
Aladdin is by far my favorite. Always has been, always will be. I know 95% of dialog & 100% of songs. I love every part. The music, the story, Jasmine, Raja, Aladdin, Abu, Carpet, Jafar, Iago…and above everything, Genie. Robin is everything, of course. I’m blown away u’ve never seen this…AND waited until NOW?!😃 I love u, man😘
Fun fact, when their watching the fireworks. Their actually at Mulans celebration.
Fun Fact: Robin Williams voiced the Genie for SAG scale pay ($75,000), on condition that his name or image not be used for marketing, and his (supporting) character not take more than 25% of space on advertising artwork, since Toys was scheduled for release one month after Aladdin's debut. For financial reasons, the studio went back on the deal on both counts, especially in poster art by having the Genie in 25% of the image, but having other major and supporting characters portrayed considerably smaller."
Yeah, I know that fact. Disney returned him in the third DVD triquel, instead of Dan Castellaneta, who voiced Genie in the second movie.
Unfortunately, Robin would be in bad terms again with Disney in 1999 after the financial failure Bicentennial Man. He blamed the poor marketing and promotion done for that film and never forgave them. At least until 2009 when the studio themselves dubbed him a Disney Legend and is now in their Hall of Fame.
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Fun fact: the guy selling the merchandise in the beginning of the movie is actually Robin Williams
Way to state the obvious. It's the Genie, Genius!
*realizes that this film and many of her other childhood-favorites were indeed published about 30 years ago, gets triggered and mindblown and laughs* I forgot how much crap Jago goes through. You crying during "AWNW" is such a mood. This reaction was wonderful to follow, thank you.
Robin Williams does so many impressions here in Aladdin, he is the voice of the genie, he’s the voice of the merchant in the opening scene who tells the tale of Aladdin!!!!
I don't care if the DTV sequels retcon it. As far as I'm concerned, the Peddler is 100% actually The Genie. That was the intention: same voice, same facial hair, same color scheme, same three-fingered hands as opposed to everyone else who had the correct number of digits....
@@HobGungan The directors confirmed that the peddler is the Genie a few years ago. It was going to be revealed in the original ending scene.
@@Shaesi. Exactly. Which is why I said I swear by it in spite of other Aladdin media retconning it.
This my favorite Robin Williams movie ever! RIP, Robin. We still miss you. You're gone but not forgotten
The Disney Renaissance era was and always will be my favorite I grew up on them especially Robin Williams may he be in peace great reaction Cody I absolutely loved every minute of it thank you so much
Funny thing is that when I watched this movie for the first time as a kid, the Cave Of Wonders was always scary to me, because it was either maybe the very deep and grizzling voice or if it was a shape of a tiger’s head that had frightened me really bad. Probably a little bit of both
I loved the Cave. I only wish flying-carpets were real.
Scared me too 🐯😱💎🌋
That prediction you made about Jafar marrying Jasmine, in fact all your predictions had me rolling, lol!! 🤣👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Oh and dude, AWESOME choice! I remember watching this almost daily growing up! Williams had me laughing so hard I could barely breath!!! 😆😆 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂💀💀💀
32:10, no, since Genie interpreted the current moving Aladdin’s head slightly after he asked him if he wished to be saved as a nod
That ad was seamless. I didn't catch he was going into an ad read until he mentioned the sponsor name
"you hit her I'll jump through that screen!" Love it
The carpet is such impressive animation for me like they gave so much personality to a rug
This is my absolute favorite movie of all time. Jasmine is the first Princess of color as well. Great movie great songs I just love it
26:11 Actually she's suspicious of Jafar being so concern about her all of a sudden despite her threatening to his face that she'll "get rid of" him.
This is one of those disney movies I always forget about, but then I'm like 'it's so good!' when I remember!!
On an unrelated note, if you'd like a really great show to react to with incredibly witty and hilarious dialogue, I'd recommend Succession! The cast is phenomenal!!
Yeess pls do this! We need it Cody!!
Fun fact! Robin Williams was cast as the genie and told to improv as much as he wanted. After that, they animated the genie according to his performance. That's why the character works so well!
Jonathan Freeman who's playing Jafar who is the voice of Jafar he's playing Jafar's Broadway
5:14 Part of Robin Williams ad libbing was this scene. Essentially they put him in front of a covered table and he was told to just react to whatever was pulled out.
Meaning yes, he actually did break it.
ITS TOTALLY CEREAL
OF COURSE IT IS 🤣
While he wasnt voiced by the same actor, jafar was animated by the same person who did Scar, as well as Gaston and Hercules, his name is Andreas Deja
You may say it's not too often that they show princesses that are sick of being princesses. But that's like 99% of every single disney princess
Interesting factoid: this movie in the first to show a princess not getting married at the end. Genie tricked us (the “made you look”) by thinking they were, but if you watch the sequels (the second one isn’t good but the third is decent), they stayed boyfriend-girlfriend until the third movie when they were getting married.
I’ve been saying this all my life, the new Disney movies are great. But there is no competition, the older ones are the best!(in my opinion)
Also Jafar is my favorite Disney villain so far, all his evil traits, plus being smart(up until the end) makes him a very challenging villain for the hero to defeat. Which is very entertaining in my opinion
Genie is the best, awh Rest In Piece Robin Williams you beautiful human being:(
How come Disney never gave us a CAVE OF WONDERS/MAGIC CARPET 3D ride after this movie?? It'd be so awesome.
Friend Like Me is my favourite Disney Song of all time. Robin Williams was one of the GOATs.
Childhood favorite!
Fun fact: the voice actor of Jafar, Johnathan Freeman also played the character in the original Broadway production of Aladdin. He finished his final performance last Month.
The guy who voices Aladdin is Scott Weinger. He also played Steve in the Full House TV franchise.
Yeah, Razoul is voiced by Jim Cummings who have done the voice of Pete since the early 90's and still does to this day. He also voices Winnie the Pooh and Tigger since the retirements and later deaths of Sterling Holloway and Paul Winchell, Montgoverny Jack in Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers, Ray in The Princess and The Frog, plus many more cartoon voice acting.
Aladdin was always one of my FAVORITES during my 90's childhood!😃🤣 You should know there's two sequels that came after this like "The Return of Jafar"!
“Your mustache looks stupid! It looks like it was drawn on with pencil!”
I mean, it probably was 😂
You need to watch the whole trilogy) In fact, this cartoon occupies a special place in my memory and heart not only because of Robin Williams, but because of Alan Menken, who was at that time the main composer of Disney, the Sega Mega Drive 2 game, an animated series in which, by the way, there was a crossover with Hercules)
Not really. 3 sucks big time and is very skippable. Giving Aladdin a dad was fucking stupid.
@@MrParkerman6 Spoiler alert!
Aladdin's gotta be my favorite classic Disney movie, alongside Hercules and Atlantis
The sequels (especially The Return of Jafar) do have a noticably lower quality, as was usual back then, but personally I was never bothered by that, since I also loved to watch the TV series (which has about the same quality as the second movie and is supposed to take place right after it; unfortunately Robin Williams only voices Genie in movies 1 and 3, but in my opinion Dan Castellaneta still does a great job in The Return of Jafar and the series)
I'd say the sequels are worth checking out if you enjoy the characters and want to see where they go from here
Also little fun fact about the series- or rather the Disney's Hercules TV series: There's an episode called Hercules and The Arabian Night which as the name suggests is a crossover between Hercules and Aladdin and while it's sadly lagging in Genie-screentime, it is a lot of fun, especially with the villain team up it gives us
(chronologically it takes place after the third Aladdin movie btw)
I completely forgot that it was Iago's idea for Jafar to marry Jasmine.
Oh, and the outfits Jasmine and Aladdin wear at the end are underrated.
Al and Jasmine are like Han Solo & Princess Leia
Little fun fact: The role of Genie was actually created for Robin Williams and most of his jokes and lines were improvised
Aladdin is a great Disney movie. Robin Williams as Genie is so perfect. The songs were incredible. RIP Robin Williams and Gilbert Gottfried. They're great comedians and will be missed so much
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She recognizes him once he takes his hat off. And she can see his hair and face better.. Than the big giveaway was when he ask's her Do you trust me just like at the market..In the live one she didn't recognize him weather his hat was on or off.🫲😊🫱 God Bless and rest you Mr. Williams we miss you..😊💕
No one:
Not a single soul in Agraba
Cody: I wAnT a TiGeR
I love this movie so much. I actually saw the behind the scenes recording sessions bit and one of the improvized lines was from Robin Williams. Genie's repsonse to Aladdin asking how he looked made me do a spit take: "Like a vampire on a day pass"
Fun facts about this movie:
Robin Williams was always the number one choice to play the genie. So much so that in order to convince Robin to play Genie the animators did story boards of the genie doing Robin’s comedy to convince him to take the role.
Later when recording for the movie, Robin did so much improve in the studio recording room that the animators knew they had to include it. So a lot of the stuff you see in the movie was just Robin doing improve.
You should look up behind the scenes stuff for Genie ideas that were not in the film.
The animators had a philosophy called “hurt the bird” to prevent things from getting stale, they would randomly come up with a creative way to injure Iago.
Happy 30th Anniversary this year Aladdin!
Also RIP both Robin Williams and Gilbert Gottfried (the latter was the voice of Iago)
As a middle eastern dude, this movie was THE only representation I had in my childhood in movies and media, and I fell in love with it. Still one of my absolute favorite movies to this day. Doesn’t help that I’m a hopeless romantic and a robin williams stan, so this movie is really the perfect Disney movie for me
This explains the full house episode so much on “The house meets the mouse” when Michelle rubbed the genie’s lamp. Because Steve from full house voiced as Aladdin.
Robin Williams improvised so many hundreds of hours of dialogue and in the original planned ending it was supposed to be where it’s revealed the merchant from the beginning of the story shows up and is revealed that it was the Genie telling the tale and even the directors confirmed this long thought theory.
If you want some more outside the norm Disney films that you don’t see people react to I would recommend if you haven’t seen them:
Pollyanna,
Swiss Family Robinson,
That Darn Cat (1965),
The Absent Minded Professor and it’s sequel Son of Flubber,
The Barefoot Executive,
Hot Lead and Cold Feet,
The Parent Trap (original and remake),
The Rocketeer
Fantasia,
Make Mine Music,
Melody Time,
Ichabod and Mr. Toad,
and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
I can't find Make Mine Music. But Melody Time's Bumble Boogie and Johnny Appleseed is worth the movie.
Aladdin "used up" his second wish when Genie helped him out of the sea, as he wished for Aladdin and by taking his "nod" as a yes, he could grant the wish. In a sense Genie "manuipulated" his master to make a wish but it's just for he wanted to save him but couldn't do it unless he wished for it, as Al was unconcious.
This movie was a childhood favorite of mine as well and it introduced me to the late great Robin Williams and Gilbert Gottfried RIP 🤣💙🙏🏻🕊🎥🦜
22:27 Honestly, I can’t give you that much credit for that one because that’s literally a no-brainer. That’s what every genie wishes for in every story. Because that’s a thing with genies, they’re the most powerful mythological creatures of all time second only to I don’t know gods but they’re tied to a magic lamp, which means they can’t wish for themselves so all they want is freedom that’s just how genies work
Okay 😂
Getting to work with Robin Williams was such an amazing experience. He really was a gentle soul. ❤
This was one of my favorite Disney movies I would watch on repeat when I was young and Jafar freaked me out when I was kid and he is my favorite number 1 villain. I liked to dedicate this to Gilbert Gottfried as well RIP to him.
I agree and Jafar is a fun villain! However, he’s my second favorite after Scar. 😉
@@SpacialRend7 I like Scar as well.
Yeah Jafar was my favorite villain as a kid I always thought he was funny :D but when I got older I realised how rude he is to Jasmine and how gross it is that he actually has her as his slave for a while and calling her ”pussycat”. For some reason I didn’t see how gross he was before. Poor Jasmine. She’s like 15 or something and he is what, like 50? but he sure is a creepy villain and funny sometimes of course but also a really gross and mean man :/ like doesn’t he care that he is way too old for Jasmine :O he is sooo annoying but at the same time a great villain
@@iamvia9749 Jasmine was actually 16. One year off, but you were close. 🙂
@@GracemarieJohnson2763 Ohh, like Ariel :D Yeah, it was a close guess =)
The beetle that was the key to The Cave of Wonders is a scarab beetle, a species of dung beetles that are found in many countries including Egypt and The Middle East. In fact, scarabs were sacred in Egypt, like cats and lions.
R.I.P. Robin William aka Genie 🧞♂️. No one plays like Robin William with multiple voices
Rewatching this movie as an adult has made me realize that Carpet is the ultimate wingman
9:19 Though extremely short, this was always my FAVORITE song in the film 😭💜📼 I used to rewind it constantly!!!
Why does anyone want power? To do whatever it is they want, of course. *_Have_* anything you want. Anything is possible as long as you have enough power to do it.
My favorite movie of all time. Holds a special place in my heart. Me and my mom would watch it all the time and she passed away and its just so special to me ❤
Hey Cody I love this movie one of my all time fave movies thank u for doin it my fave song is never had a friend like me
Me at 10 pm *sees a notification for this video on iPhone*: "Holy shit, Cody's doing a reaction for one of my top 3 favorite movies?!. I need a bigger screen, where's my Chromebook?! *frantically runs around the house looking for the Chromebook* "Haha yes, I've got it, time for an awesome video!".
This movie along with Jumanji r what I knew Robin Williams from from my childhood its what I grewup on, I even remember Flubber that Robin Williams was in as well lol 😆
I watched this at 6years old and understood the entire story line. How does this dude struggle so much with it?
Well “this dude” actually likes to analyze stories and go through everything instead of being naive and assuming I know it all
grew up watching it
The guy in beginning who try sales things. Robin Williams voice him as well as the Genie
Brooo coincidentally i rewatched Aladdin last night 😂😂(2019 version) love your vids btw👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Robin Williams was also the voice of the seller at the beginning.
Wait, that was Williams too?! 🤯
In case you're wondering why Robin Williams was perfect for this role is because the Genie was literally made to be played by him. In some behind the scenes stuff the creators said that they partially animated the Genie to some audio clips of some of Robin's comedy sketches to try to sell him on doing the role. They also admitted that if Robin had turned the role down, they had no idea who they were gonna consider for the role next.
I'm sure you'll love the new Aladdin. It has it's own magic. Just don't make the mistake and compare both with each other. Both are great in their own way. Just enjoy it
Robin Williams was my favorite actor, and i enjoyed him playing genie in Aladdin
It’s creepier when you realize Jasmine is 15 and Jafar is like 55
You should look for the Gennie Outtakes, It's basically the other record sessions of Robin Williams that it didn't end up in the film and those are hilarious.
Puberty was a few years away when I first saw this movie, but that didn’t stop me from having THE biggest crush on Jasmine. And not just because of her beauty, but because of her SASS, and willingness to call out the men on their BS.
Anyone else out there agree with me, or have a different Disney Princess they crushed on?
They might sound similiar but Jafar is voiced by Jonathan Freeman, so no they're not voiced by the same guy. They're both animated by Andreas Deja who also animated Gaston in Beauty and the Beast and Lilo in Lilo and Stitch, The title character in Hercules, King Triton in The Little Mermaid, Tigger in 2011 Winnie the Pooh, Queen Narissa in Enchanted, Roger Rabbit in Who, Framed Roger Rabbit and Mama Odie and Juju in The Princess and the Frog.
You should watch Robin’s outtakes from this, there’s a lot of things he said in the booth that they didn’t animate and they’re hilarious
I heard that apparently there was hours of Robin Williams doing lines and stuff that they couldn't use. Can't remember how many hours though
Many of his improvisations were not included in the final version, as they were over the edge.
16:58 - as someone that played the Mega Drive game for this a lot. That phrase makes me chilled to the bone.
These few cave of wonders levels, ESPECIALLY the carpet ride is a nightmare. I think the only thing considered harder is that damn monkey puzzle from the Lion King game.
I mean the games are good, and Aladdin looked pretty stylish in 16-bit. They were just really freakin' hard for younger kids back then. Worth having a go if you have the switch and an online account =)
Take it back, reaction when you start tearing up was adorable xx
Thx next time just don’t be rude ❤️❤️
Sorry babe, was probably in a bad mood a few weeks ago. It was a pleasure watching you and your reaction. Take care hun and I'd love to watch more. Xx
Another Robin Williams movie I highly recommend you check out is Flubber. He plays an absent minded professor. 💚
The music in the movie is stupendous. Robin Williams is golden and there’s some wit in the script.