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Aladdin (1992) - FULL REACTION (Patreon)

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2024-05-21 04:54:38
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This was probably the most exciting Disney film I've seen! So full of incredible songs that I wanted to jam to and the overall story was really endearing. Also, Robin Williams (took this movie from an 8 to a 10). Enjoy :)

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Starbafox

I highly recommend the Night at the Museum series. Robin Williams is in all of them. History and humor all on one!

Mariia K 🇺🇦

Oscar, have you ever seen the Phantom of the Opera 2004? Highly recommend 👌 Noone made this reaction (

Turnt SNACO

Yesssss my childhood favoriteeeeeee!!! Takes on all sorts of new meanings watching it as an adult, too. Really excited to watch this with you! Your uploads never disappoint!!

melissa.xoxo

I had my picture taken with Aladdin and Jasmine in Disney World a couple months ago 😊

Kitty Underwood

TEN THOUSAND YEARSSSS!! Idk if you've ever watched "Cracked After Hours" on youtube, but they did an episode about this movie that was pretty good

Kitty Underwood

"When did this come out, 1992? Several years before I was born" welp, I'm old. This came out one year after I was born lol

Teej

I’m a musical theatre performer here, and I admit I’m very much a nerd about how films are made and all of the behind the scenes stuff… Fun fact… The opening scene with the street merchant was unscripted. They had Robin Williams at a table with all of these objects and just let him go.

Sarah

It's honestly so contagious how happy you get whenever Robin Williams appears :)

JiaHailstorm

Hey! I was just wondering if it was possible to upload your videos like you used to. Without the sound. I prefer being able to choose my soundlevels on my copy. And I like being able to watch the movie on fullscreen with your video on a second screen. (Ofc I don't care if you upload two different versions. One with movie sound and one without. Or just adding a link underneath to a version with no sound) I hope that's not asking too much. But I'd like to know if that's something you could do going forwards, and if you can't I would like to know as well ^^'

Teej
>>138595393

Also, another Robin Williams film that is one of my favorites that I recommend is Dead Poets Society if you haven’t seen it yet. I will say that it is heart-wrenching, but it is a really great film and some of Robin’s best work, and that’s saying a lot because everything he touched was magic.

Katie Reacts

with sounds is better but each to there own

Stephanie

This was my favorite movie as a kid!

TE

If you want to laugh I highly recommend The Emperor’s New Groove (animated). It’s really unlike anything else and has its own special brand of absolute hilarity. Voice cast is exceptional.

Heather Geer

Oh yes, this is by far my favorite of the old Disney films! And the soundtrack is 👌👌

Sarah
>>138595393

Uhh yes, a reaction to Dead Poets Society would be amazing!

Raquelly Reacts

Robin Williams did indeed improv quite a bit in this movie.

Nicole Colombatto
>>138580659

That film awakened something in me at the ripe age of 11 when it came out! A leveled-up obsession with music, romance and tragedy. I was insufferably obsessed lol

Nicole Colombatto
>>138593792

My parents told me that seeing this together in December 1992 at the movie theater was such a special date night for them… and I was born in Sept. 1993, so it’s always made me feel a little weird about the film 🙈😂

Anna H

My friend, an addiction to animated films is something I would never dream of complaining about :) Love love love the journey you've been on with all these!

Rhetorical Thrill
>>138609143

He would do such a good job with that movie. So few people react to it, and even fewer actually fully appreciate it.

Rhetorical Thrill

I love this one so much. I wrote my final paper for one of my courses in college on this movie, with an entire section on the masterpiece that is Carpet. It's not technically Renaissance, but I think you'd love (and I'd love to see you do) A Goofy Movie. It's without question my favorite Disney movie ever!

James McCarthy

Glad you enjoyed, Aladdin is in my top 3 disney films with Hercules and Beauty/Beast. You should check out the two sequels they are both good especially the King of Thieves (3rd film)

Katie DeFonzo

It’s such a joy to revisit these Renaissance films ☺️Another animated movie (not Disney) that has a similar really sweet message about how being yourself is always enough is The Peanuts Movie (2015) - a solid choice for whenever you might need a little pick-me-up 😌

Teej
>>138595393

But if you’re in a funk right now, that one should maybe wait. I still recommend it, but if you’re not in the best headspace at the moment, I also recommend Jumanji which is highly entertaining and another Robin Williams classic. Also, I love your reactions and very much appreciate your thoughts and feelings on each film. Thank you for your vulnerability and openness. It’s very much appreciated.

utafoxy
>>138609143

truly i don't know a single person who has seen outside my family despite being a timeless movie

utafoxy

split opinion on it but i really enjoyed the live action adaptation of the movie, enough was the same with alot of great aditions to the story and charectors

Kitty Underwood
>>138609143

It was one of my childhood favorites even though it came out years before I was born. I almost had the opportunity to see it in theaters last year, but I didn't see it was showing until like 15min before it started and it was a 45min drive

Rhetorical Thrill
>>138609143

It’s wonderful. It’s indescribably meaningful and has impacted me in a new way through every phase of my life.

KaijinGarou

I too thought Yafar was using magic to change his appearance! He really is a master of disguise 🤔

CaseyD

One of the best parts of being a 90s kid is Robin Williams. Whether in Aladdin, Mrs. Doubtfire, Jumanji, or whatever else he did, he entertained us and made our days brighter.

Emery Sea
>>138580659

The movie is really very bad. If he were to watch a version of Phantom, I would recommend the 25th anniversary recorded production at the Royal Albert Hall.

Emery Sea

For your list of Disney Renaissance movies, I would like to recommend Rescuers Down Under. It is entirely underrated and it might be fun to see you react to an animated movie set in Australia. 😊

Turnt SNACO

My favorite Robin Williams film is probably What Dreams May Come. I highly recommend it if you haven't seen it. It'll put you through some emotional turmoil but it's worth the journey. Just a really powerful supernatural drama with some fascinating themes about life, death, love, and family.....and more but I'd hate to spoil one the biggest aspects of it if you're not familiar with it.

Tingeling
>>138614841

Absolutely, TENG is one of a kind (and incredibly meme- and quote worthy).

Tingeling

Carpet really is one of the best animated characters in the Disney canon. Such an expressive character, with so many emotions, and he doesn’t have a face. When the sultan is building the tower of figurines, one of the figurines is Beast. I remember when Williams died, Eric Goldberg (Genie’s lead animator) drew a picture of a sky where the stars formed Genie’s face, and it said ”Genie, you’re free”. That made me cry. I think there’s also a version where the Disney company say a few words about Williams. Watching the Swedish dub these days is a little trippy. Mikael Samuelsson (Jafar) was the Phantom in the original Swedish production of ”the Phantom of the Opera”. Around 20 years later, Peter Jöback (Aladdin) was asked by Andrew Lloyd Webber to take on the role of Phantom at the West End. He’s since played Phantom in Stockholm and New York as well, and was asked to return briefly for the 30th anniversary on Broadway. So it’s Phantom v/s Phantom in the Swedish dub these days. I know I’ve already said this, but I would love to see you do a Let’s Play of ”Kingdom Hearts”. I know that’s not your normal style of content, but anyone who enjoys the Disney movies is likely to love the KH franchise. Plus I think you’d love the original characters and the story.

David Griffin

I feel like The Princess and The Frog is very reminiscent of the Renaissance era of Disney movies with its animation! I hope you watch that one day soon especially since Tiana's Bayou Adventure is opening up at the Disney Parks this June! 🥰 🐸

Tionne✨

Hope you watch The Princess and The Frog soon! You will love that movie for sure. One of the best disney princesses and princes, also couples in general. The way both characters develop over the chorus of the movie is amazing!

Casey McClure

This is the first Disney film I remember watching as a kid. The music is phenomenal and of course the Genie is my favorite. Years later when I figured out who Robin Williams is, I started watching other films Robin had completed. My favorite is Mrs. Doubtfire and I would recommend watching that film if you haven’t yet.

Rebecca Card

Have you watched Fern Gully? Another great animated film with Robin Williams. I feel like it doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. The music in it is great!

Lumaking7

Awesome reaction. Like your videos a lot. If need of content you should watch the other 2 Aladdin movies. The return of Jafar which is the second one and the king of Thieves which is the third and last one in the series. Also watch DreamWorks if you ever run out off Disneys. Like Kung Fu Panda. If you want to of course or haven't seen them already.

Marionette

They basically let Robin Williams go nuts and the picked and chose what they animated. I'm guessing the man gave them hours upon hours of footage.

Drakin Kovar

"They just jumped into Hercules". Cool fact, there were animated series based on both movies. And there was an episode of Hercules titled "Hercules and the Arabian Knight" which was a crossover with Aladdin.