I’m just sad Jasmine didn’t say “ I am not a prize to be won” one of my favorite lines from the animation

"Could you make me a prince?" "I could just make you a prince" *Genie turns into the fresh prince*

Okay, no hate, but its a Disney movie. So that means they can travel around the world in one night.

How about the Sultan is not a dimwit and is a good ruler

Jafar didn't call Aladdin "Prince Abubu" :((

Who else was expecting Jafar to be more badass?

In the beginning, I thought it was just some sailor telling a story (I knew it was will smith but I thought he made it up and made himself a genie) but then it was the genie telling a story of his actual passed, it made me so happy, I thought it was “made up” if that makes sense but it was linked, and jasmine was a lot more independent, However jafar was missing his large chin, THIS WAS ESSENTIAL

I really liked how the story was driven by Jasmine wanting to be more involved with her country. She left the palace not to see the sights, but to find out what was really going on and try to make it better. While all the human characters were more real and nuanced, the non-human characters such as Abu, magic carpet, and Iago had less personality than the original, but I suppose that is only to be expected in the transition from cartoon to realistic CGI.

The Greece and China stop in the original were Easter eggs.😉 Hercules and Mulan

"We're looking at you, Jafar." Lol

Emily: "Is the genie even blue?" Me: *looks at Emily's shirt* "Uhhhh, yes." Artist: "Actually, he's a mixture of baby blue and cerulean. He also has dark gold and scarlet featured."

They're riding a MAGIC CARPET and you think them traveling the world in one night is impossible....🙄

I live in a dark lamp and I'd rather go back there than stay here😂😂

But they’re riding on a MAGIC carpet, so it makes sense that they go so fast. The carpet should be able to fly over a lot of land at whatever pace it wants or is told to.

I liked how they improved on the ways Aladdin kept lying to Jasmine when it was obviously the same guy she meet in the streets. But they really screwed up the casting choice for Jafar and the final battle. They should've kept the part where he turned into a snake and have him chase Aladdin and Abu across the city. Other than that this movie was worth my time

I would've liked to have seen them visit Sherebad during the Whole New World scene. It would've been interesting to see where Jasmine's mother grew up and why Jafar wanted to invade it.

1) the fact that they don't make Jasmine (a 16 year old girl) become Jafar's slave and have her kiss him.

*Number 1:* Aladdin become the next star of Fresh Prince Of Bel Air.

#5 also explains why the "gotta marry a prince" law even exists. Also, Iago is more of a parrot, and the carpet has a good reason to be loyal to Aladdin.

In the original, Ababwa was supposed to be Prince Ali’s surname.

Daliah was amazing. Love the addition of her to the live action remake movie! Super funny 😂

Spoilers (2019) AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO WAS CONFUSED WHEN JASMINE STARTED SINGING AND THE PEOPLE STARTED DISAPPEARING!! I YELLED IN THE THEATRE "IS SHE THANOS?!?!?" Edit: lol thanks for liking my dumb comment and yes I do know that it was all in her mind 😂

You forgot THE most important change and by far the BEST one: [spoilers] The entire slave!Jasmine scene. From the outfit to her being chained and feeing Jafar the apple against her will, to her seducing Jafar, to her being a complete damsel in distress and being trapped in an hourglass up to the point where she nearly chokes to death on the sand. As someone who was even skeptical that this movie would be a hit and supremely unhappy that it was being made because no one can replace the iconic Robin Williams, I was *thrilled* the entire slave!Jasmine sequence was cut and changed for something else.

The fact that Jasmine gets her own song about her being more vocal and influential is a👍 on its own.

they traveled the whole world in the animation because it was a foreshadow of the coming movies of MULAN and HERCULES.. "ring a bell?"

Getting married by a certain age was a real thing, tho... and she didn’t like it.

I've been looking at my map and I can't seem to find Ababah. Care to show me. 😂 Jasmine wasn't buying Aladdin as Prince Ali.

Aladdin sure had some issues and I'm glad they changed some of the most important stuff, like the negative take on some cultural aspects. However, it was always my favourite Disney film and as a kid, I didn't really notice many of the things that were an issue because I always thought of it as a fantasy film with no tie ins to reality. I liked this updated "live action" version and all the attention to detail. I applaud them for making more conscious choices in regards to many cultural representation aspects. However it makes the film feel completely different compared to The Lion King where pretty much everything was the same as in the animated version. They did a great job but in my mind, they'll be two completely different movies somehow 😅

I think if we have accepted that they are sitting on a flying carpet, it doesn't really matter how realistic their travels are :P

In the original Genie saving Aladdin was technically his second wish. He said he had to say it as a wish but Genie saved him anyway. It wouldve been petty if Aladdin was like well I didnt wish for you to save me.

I also liked that they gave Jasmine a bestie. More often than not, Disney Princesses don’t have anyone to confide in that isn’t animal

also, for a ruler in ancient times, number of servants was a totally legitimate thing they might boast about. some servants were very well off in their respective societies. you are viewing the history of servitude through the lens of an ethnocentric modern

The animated version was perfect because it was animated and didn't care about realism and had the great late Robin Williams.

that "eww" comeback to jafar was so funny, i smiled just of watching such awsome comeback. nice one there ms mojo.

What bugs me is that the cave of wonders wasn't fixed at all. By saying "take"instead of touch doesn't fix anything. They obviously are very scared to touch any of it at first, but when the carpet appears, Abu ends up scurrying around a large pile of gold. Then, when the ruby appears, all it takes is Abu touching it to cause the cave to crash down. I feel like the 2019 version convoluted this plot point further than the original.

I'm just in love with Naomi Scott.

The only thing I didn’t like about this adaptation is that Jasmine didn’t get like a reveal, like in the original. She was just there

I love the new movie, but there was no snake battle - :'( - sad about that Anyone too

I LOVED this movie. Such a great tribute to the original and I think the changes were necessary. I really loved it and thought it was amazing.

I absolutely LOVED the remake. I had a smile the entire time. Also, Jasmine's "Speechless" song is my new fav disney song. That whole scene was SO powerful.

They say that is a lot more culturally accurate but the movie is set in Bagdad which is in Iraq but the costumes are as if they are in india yes they made it more cultural but for the wrong country and it would iraq have been struggling because it was under rule from many different countries and empires soooo it is basically nothing remotely like the county and culture it’s supposed to be representing

Yeah but they didn't manage to add the scene where Jafar turns into a snake. Probably the producers and directors didn't want to deal with too much Anaconda-ish CGI. But i liked the film though.

Is it just me or does 1992 jafar low key kinda look like Snoop dog?

Usually I always stick with original, but this remake was really good, especially jasmine, her character is better portrayed in the live action version. P. S. People let's not forget about the absolute banger speechless cuz that song is the newest hit

How old is Aladdin and Jasmine in the remake? For the original, Jasmine’s 15 and Aladdin’s 18.

I have seen most of the live action remakes and this one has got to be one of my favorites. Aladdin and Jasmine were well cast and fit perfectly into their roles. Will Smith did a good enough job as the genie---not trying too hard to be Robin Williams, but adding his own style to the character. The visuals were great and the songs were pretty much on par with the original. The song "Speechless" was a fantastic addition and just blew me away. Unlike **cough** The Lion King**cough** the movie was not just a book by book film, it was a nice retelling with new additions. The dancing choreography, the handmade Dalia, the genie-Dalia dynamic, speechless, more depth to Jasmines character and the different beginning are a few things that come to mind. The main weak links would be the miscast for jafar, the change to Iago( tho this could be a good thing depending whether or not you were a fan of the original loud mouth), and the climax of the movie. Other than that, this is a movie well worth your time.

From the top of my head the problems fixed in Aladdin. 1. Friend Like Me was the instructions. 2. The man telling the story to his children on the ship is no other than the Genie himself. 3. The Genie becomes human.(see point 2). 4. Jasmine becomes a sultana(female version of A sultan) . 5. Aladdin's parents are mentioned,since Jasmine was playing a guitar and Aladdin mentioned that his mother played him that song as a kid. 6. The wording of the wishes. As Will Smith mentions to Mena Masound to be specfic with the wishes and not say can you make me a Prince. 7. A Whole New World they fly in Agrabah unlike the 1992 version. 8. Jasmine loves exploring maps and reading books. 9. Double wedding between Aladdin and Jasmine along with Genie and Dahlia. 10. Iago acts more like a parrot unlike the cartoon one,who's voice drove me mad. 11. The sultan in the remake is more headstrong and not a bubbly man.

Now we need a video on parts that was missed in the 2019 Aladdin film from the original, like Jafar solo song or Jasmine sneaking out at night to vist Agrabah

Aladdin: This is a big hat! Genie: No. That is not a big hat.

MS MOJO ACTUALLY HAS A FACE?!?! WHEN WAS THIS REVEAL?!?!

"Try me." -Jafar, 1992

I'm actually really upset that they cut out the scene of Jasmine being trapped in the hourglass. That was my favorite part as a kid. I liked how she was held captive and forced to wear the red outfit. It was much more interesting to me than just "eh, let's freeze them in midair." It really showed how much power Jafar had over everyone. He showed off his immense power by using those elaborate techniques. It was a bit disappointing considering I was expecting to see a lot of stuff from the 1992 one. Still a great remake tho. Loved Mena. His voice and face are so similar to Aladdin!

The thing 2019 live action Aladdin got the most wrong: Jafar.

The new Aladdin was amazing and Will Smith’s Genie was the highlight of the whole movie

I loved this movie a lot. I wish Smith had rapped and we got more Aladdin. The actor for Jafar was fine but he wasn't scary like in the cartoon. Jasmine was perfect. I loved how they added just a bit more to her character.

I was really surprised with the 2019 remake... I think is was way more interesting than the original

Will Smith played a great genie, but no one can play it better than Robin Williams

The second wish is the only time in the original that the Genie rules weren't followed. The first wish was just some clever wording by Aladdin. Aladdin never literally WISHED to get out of the cave, he just slyly said he didn't think the Genie could do it, so the Genie immediately sprang into action to prove him wrong. This didn't need to be fixed.

I think the word "fixed" is a stretch.

My thoughts on the list, as I enjoyed both the remake and the old one. #10: I completely agree. It was nice to see the writers work in a major fan theory like that, and Will Smith brought the character to life, both on the ship and on the boat. He also managed to pay major homage to Robin's original portrayal, while making the character his own. That is the mark of a great performance. #9: You know, I didn't even notice this little change when I first watched, but when I look back, it works. Touching nothing but the lamp in the cave would've been darn near impossible, so good on the writers for tweaking that little misstep in logic. #8: Eh...I'm on the fence on this one. I found the costumes in the animated and live action movie terrific, so I'll withhold an opinion. #7: Once again, I have to give credit to the writers for tweaking a misstep in logic. In an animated film, traveling the world in one night seems plausible. Why? Because it's animated and fantastical and over the top. In live action movies, I find that we tend to think more in terms of relevance to what is within a human being's limits, and this is no exception. We do live in a world with constraints, and breaking those constraints via a magic carpet ride seems very off kilter. Then again...having the magic carpet in the first place seems off kilter. Of course, if we're gonna go down this path, then why have the tweak at all? I mean, it's a MAGIC carpet! By definition, it should be able to do the impossible! It could have a turbo jet engine that could zoom them around the world in one night! I think we have to suspend our disbelief for that one song. But Alan Menken's update to it was rather spellbinding (I mean, it's a Menken score...when is it NOT spellbinding?) #6: I completely disagree. I found that the political correctness in parts of this movie (as it is in, well, everything in our society) was completely forced. It didn't play well with the original movie. Also, we must consider the time frame that the movie was set in. I'm all for removing racism and racial stereotypes, but you have to stop and consider some things. The original lyrics of Arabian Nights and Prince Ali fit the time frame. It's not like they were trying to be racist, they were trying to fit the mood of the historical period that it would have been set in. But, because it's 2019 and movies in 2019 have to act like it's 2019, or Hollywood's version of 2019, no matter what period of history it's set in, then they did this. Look at the 2012 movie Lincoln, which was a brilliant film about the greatest president of all time and his struggle to get the Thirteenth Amendment passed. The film had some words used about black people that, today, we would consider horribly offensive and racist, and we would be correct in doing so. But because the film was set in 1865, then those words were used and nobody really found it offensive. It fit the time frame, as I'm sure the writers of Aladdin were attempting to do. I didn't find it racist at all, but rather a refreshingly politically incorrect take on history. #5: Yes! This was one of my favorite parts of the movie. I found that Jasmine's mother was a character whose backstory could've been explored in the original, but it wasn't. It would have benefitted Jasmine's character as well. Now we have some more groundwork for both characters and, even though she never appeared, it was like her mother was in the movie all along. Well played, writers. Well played. #4: Again, I completely agree. It was odd to never actually hear about the location of Ababwa in the original film. But it was cool to see the Genie save Aladdin's tail by swooshing it up on that map when Jasmine wasn't looking. Again, well played, writers. #3: I don't know. This is one I'm on the fence on. I did enjoy the final battle in the live action one more than the animated one. Why? I'll tell you: IAGO BECOMES THE PARROT FROM HELL! Even though Gilbert Gottfried wasn't in this movie (a BIG mistake as it took Iago's character to an all-time low), I found the bird's role in the final battle to be immensely entertaining, and a leg up on the animated film. #2: I really enjoyed Jasmine's expanded role in this film, as it allowed us to see more into her personality. This was the part of the movie where I was concerned that they were gonna go into a "hail femininity! Men suck!" mentality, but they never did. They did a really great job with making Jasmine determined, brave, and fiercely independent, while still having her retain a lot of the traditional princess stuff. She did go around wearing pretty stuff, she had an animal sidekick, and she sang (in my opinion, an Academy Award deserving) new song for the film. She also never saw any of the male characters as being beneath her. That's the problem with a lot of filmmaking today. They get on board the feminism hype train and make women these butt kicking characters and they make men big old softies. It was nice to see a movie where no character went to any gender extremes. It was just a boy looking for a purpose in his life, and finding it in his love for the girl, and the girl seeking to do what was best for her country, and falling in love in the process. It was rather beautiful, to say the least. #1: I think the whole "rubbing the lamp" thing was probably the least enjoyable element of the story. It took away a lot of the humorous banter that Aladdin and the Genie shared before the Genie made him a prince. I mean, who doesn't love it when Genie's face falls and you hear that "pa-DONK" sound effect? Also, the explanation for all of it was kind of convoluted and strange, if you ask me. But that's a minor criticism on a very enjoyable remake. Movie of the year so far for me!!

I think this version of Aladdin is awesome and say it's a remake cartoon version I'm glad that they fixed their own in both

I didn't realize till now that Aladdin never did use a wish to be saved in the animated version

You should also have mentioned how in the 1992 version, the guy tried to cut off Jasmine’s hands for stealing and in the 2019 version. He makes a grab for her bracelet instead

The live version was great, except for the Jafar live version, but I still prefer the animation version

But Ababwa isn’t “where he’s from” it was his name Prince Ali fabulous he, Ali Ababwa

I don't know how you guys didn't like the live version of Jafar, i absolutely loved it, he was very cruel, his look was very deep, maybe the only thing he missed was being so silly, but honestly, the live action Jafar makes me more scared as long as the animated one makes me laugh😂😂

My favorite problem that it fixed is following up Robin Williams, closely followed by what to do with Iago (sentient but still limited by a bird's vocal abilities? Love. It.)

When I hear old disney songs like; a whole new world, beauty and the beast, can you feel the love tonight, etc. I feel like tearing up. I feel like a kid again, and i wish i was a kid forever damnit. Teenage life be hard af

This movie is larger than life. The romance between Jasmin and Aladdin was sweet. Loved the camera work,casting, colors choreography, culture, cinematography, comedy, and chemistry. Live action did this movie justice and made it joyful for repeat watching 10×

This movie was good but not as good as the original. The final fight lacked action and Jafar didn't turn in to a snake

Okay, I'm gonna be 'that person' because I love the original movie: 10. Who the peddler is doesnt matter - a little mystery is kind of nice, and this is likely an homage to the way these stories were frequently told 9. Tall order to not touch anything in the Cave of Wonders... yeah. It's a cave filled with gold - if it were easy to escape alive than it would be less interesting 8. Clothes - it's a cartoon, and cartoons frequently have one outfit to identity the characters. 7. The magic carpet - someone else pointed out it IS a 'magic's carpet, soo. Also, that scene is AMAZING in the original and the lyrics mean something and go with the characters actions, it's just regurgitated in the live action 6. Lyrics - okay, the climate in Arabia I imagine to many americans/westerners ( where the film was being marketed) would be barbaric. Also, in the middle east at the time of Aladdin, harsh punishments could occur. And, ahem, deciding to put our modern moral standards on a movie about history is the definition of white washing and revising history. Yeah slaves suck, but it still happened 5. I'll give you this one 4. Ababwa... sure 3. Jafar as 'most powerful being's Dumb change because the original fits in with the theme and it's a natural progression for Jafar to want to be a genie 2. Jasmine as sultan - Another 'applying our standards to history' because I highly doubt that even TODAY in the middle east women could become a sultan (I may be wrong) but especially back then, women could not be rulers, and I feel Jasmine would simply not feel this was something she could or should have, because she wouldn't be raised to believe that 1. Lastly 3 wishes, fast and loose with this rule is kind of fun. I liked that in the original aladdin was able to sort of trick more wishes Alright. Done.

Two other highlights are where Genie expects Aladdin to be more like Jafar and where the guards are chasing down Aladdin over a bracelet instead of a mere loaf of bread.

Do a video on top 10 moments in Tangled the Series after season 3 in 2020.

Well still one thing didn't change and will never change in Disney . Arabs don't have American accent.

I love that genie got to become human and found love!!!

The Speechless scene was my absolute favorite. I loved how they made Jasmine even more of a role model for women especially in our current state of affairs in other countries!

Can the world stop with the remakes, please? We need new ideas...

That pun in the beginning was good enough for me to like the video without having seeing it yet LMAO

When I was like 3 I watched the 1992 version everyday, no joke.

Just some realtalk, the genies kids in the remake are so extremely beautiful!

Oh my God... the voice.. has a FACE!

the remake can be considered a "How I met your mother" story

My only two problems with the live action is how Jafar looks and acts more like a trader than an evil sorcerer and how Iago doesn’t really have as much character as he did in the animated film.

It's really the top 10 changes that fix things that aren't problems, isn't it? The real problem with this video is that #2 is just wrong. Jasmine doesn't have a larger role. In fact, she doesn't even do much of anything. All she does in the new movie is to ask everyone to please pay attention to her and for the guard to please listen to her instead of Jafar. In the original, she shows how smart she is when she figures out she needs to distract Jafar when Aladdin sneaks in.

Number 11: *JAFAR'S PAST*

"Please, please, come closer..." 😏😏😏

Great presentation and info, love MSMOJO, I look forward to view other reviews.

Well, in the era and place of the movie, it WAS ok to have slaves, and in fact was a sign of wealth. Obvsly slavery is wrong, but I would have kept that for credibility

I Liked The Movie, It Was Fun 😊 It's Got A Lot Of Music 🎶 and Dancing💃 What I Loved was the Music, Its Fun It Makes Me Happy, and Makes Me Wanna Dance 😊😊 Their Dancing is Amazing And Jasmines Dresses 💖

I prefer the animated one, but the live action one was also great. Mena and Naomi rocket Aladdin and Jasmine.

I liked the update on Jasmine and the sultan. In 1992, the sultan was kind of naive. This new one is more serious and more aware of things

One of my biggest issues with Aladdin was that it seemed to have had a confusion between arab culture and south asian (Indian) culture. They are both two very different cultures, i feel like this is something which needed to have been addressed.

The new Aladin movie is by far my favorite, I like it way more than the older movie and the musical, it feels realer, Jasmine has the screen time she deserves and it's visually absolutely stunning

*sees thumbnail* I didn't see a problem being fixed tbh 🤨🤨🤨

Jasmine is one of the Awesome Disney Princesses because she stands up for what she believes in, and she is compassionate, strong and independent plus she is one of my favorites and I love how she will never up and doing what’s best for her Family and Friends and she does have the same characteristics with some of the princess like Ariel and Mulan.

One thing that they should have fixed: Jasmine has been "preparing to be Sultan her whole life," and has a handmaiden who tells her about the world outside the palace, but she doesn't understand the idea that food costs money? There are plenty of other ways she could have gotten into trouble in order for Aladdin to rescue her.

That was a very nice list. But you forgot to add this video to your "Disney, Disney and More Disney" playlist.

Will Smith did an awesome job as the Genie. Jasmine was a lot better than the animated one. I just think that the Live action was a lot better than the Animated one. I wish that it was also Broadway based, since Jasmine talked a lot about her mother we could have also seen a connection with Aladdins mother and sing "Proud of your Boy"

Bad ass women? That's a bit of a stretch. Jasmine did way too much talking. And I mean....WAY. TOO. MUCH. I remember turning to my younger sister and telling her Jasmine seriously needed to shut up. As for Dahlia, awesome actress, not a necessary character.

So, as far as the carpet goes, I feel like more than the Entire Globe, the World to Jasmine was Agraba. That was the place she loved, the place she tried to sneak out and see. She was sheltered for all her life and for so many years, her "world" was just the palace. Now she gets to see the world she wants to rule over and protect. However that is more of an emotional thought on my part. Logically speaking I think one of the reasons it might have been cut down in terms of travel, was budget as well as that 2 of the 3 scenes in the animated version were Easter Eggs for other movies from Disney. Although on that note, did anybody see that tree in the MV that looked like the one from The Lion King?