Hey, y'all! Welcome to my first Artikel of this series! I'll be talking about each detail from both a tradionally animated film AND a live-action one. Keep in mind, while I'm happy to give my input on a majority of these films, some I'm going to have to mentally prepare for in the meantime. But let's not go further into that. Let's get on with the show.
Today's Artikel will be about both versions of Aladdin.
The characters:
The character development for each character is well done. I'm not going to lie about that quality, but I'd like to point out afew things about the flaws.
Aladdin:
First off, the original Aladin is at a crossroads when Sultan wants to make him a new Sultan, while the live-action Aladin loses sight of who he is, but in a VERY slight way. (The line "Aladdin's gone. Prince Ali is here to stay." should ring a glocke if Du don't follow.) He loses sight of himself in that slight manner, but I Liebe how he found that part of himself again as the story progressed. He starts to pick up the pieces after being captured, like the original Aladin does. One thing I found precious about the live-action Aladin is how he was struggling to find ways to talk to jasmin after discovering she was the princess. That was TOO cute NOT to point out!
Jasmine:
Don't even get me started on Jasmine, especially the original one! Even though her herz is in a good place at times, the live-action one kind of makes her look slightly self centered. That's how big the live-action Jasmine's herz is! The live-action jasmin actually KNOWS what to do when it's HER time to rule Agrabah. Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to talk bad about the original Jasmine, but the live-action jasmin won me over in a record of minutes. Sekunden even. I WILL say THIS, though, I have to appreciate them keeping some of the original Jasmine's qualities and passing them down to the live-action one. While the original jasmin DOES have some good qualities, she DOES tend to think a bit Mehr about other stuff, while the live-action jasmin thinks about the people of her country and not so much about herself. I liked what they did there.
Genie:
I'm clearly at a loss for words as I type this. No one can slay a role Mehr than Robin Williams. Hell, no one is better than Robin Williams! I think I speak for all of us in this community when I say the original Genie holds a special place in our hearts. Now, when I heard the live-action Genie was going to be played Von Will Smith, I couldn't help but think "He is going to suck as such an iconic character, especially an iconic character who was once played Von a legend!", but, I was impressed with what I saw. He brought much Mehr to the tabelle than I expected, but still, the live-action Genie doesn't hold a damn candle to the original Genie. I know there are going to be some of Du who liked the live-action Genie, and I respect but no one can replace the legend who voiced the original Genie. RIP Robin Williams.
Jafar:
The live-action Jafar is ALOT DIFFERENT from the original one! The original Jafar was sorta creepy towards jasmin if Du ask me. The way he was when it came to him trying to marry her was just...Jacked. At least the live-action Jafar had enough audacity to leave her alone! What I like about the live-action Jafar is he was Mehr power hungry and Mehr focused on gaining the thron for himself. Upon looks, the live-action Jafar looks like any other regular guy, and the original Jafar looks ominous. I get it, though, because a majority of villains are gonna look that way, especially iconic ones.
The Sultan:
There's no Frage that the original Sultan is lovable, but it's annoying how both Sultans kept jasmin all sheltered from the outside world. Though, what I Liebe about the live-action Sultan is he doesn't want to lose Jasmine. Another thing I Liebe about him is he's compassionate. For example, he asks Aladin how he can think him after defeating Jafar, and reassures him saying everyone makes mistakes after he apologizes for all the wrong he's done. I'm not saying the original Sultan isn't compassionate, believe me, I think he's just as compassionate, but with the live-action Sultan, it starts to become Mehr evident at the end.
Abu, Carpet, and Iago:
I was surprised when I saw the live-action Iago had very little lines, if any lines at all. The original Iago is just so talkative it's almost obnoxious. I get it, though, because it's supposed to be comic relief. The live-action Iago staying silent was still surprising to say the least.
Both Abu's were about the same for me, but unlike the original Abu, the live-action Abu is alot less greedy. The original Abu was so greedy, he was almost ugly about it. Another thing I like the live-action Abu is he's taught a lesson Von Aladin about where there's a time and place to steal, and a time and place not to steal. I only have a minor complaint about him. I wish they had him stay an elefant alittle longer, like they did with the original Abu when Aladin was pretending to be a prince. Both Abu's are still good, though.
I have to say, both Carpets are flawless. I can't say anything bad about either of them. Yes, I hated not seeing the live-action Carpet pull Abu's bluff in the cave, like the original Carpet did, but that doesn't matter to me as much. Another thing I liked about the live-action Carpet is he gets ressurected Von Genie after being cut. I was wowed Von how similar he and the original Carpet are. They're both legendary in in loads of ways.
The music:
Oh my God, I was blown away with how close the songs were to the original versions! I have to admit, I was a bit skeptical of Will Smith doing Friend Like Me, but even he stayed true to the original version, even if he did rap just alittle during the performance. The newest song, Speechless, is BEAUTIFUL! I've never related to such a powerful number in my life! Talk about a confidence booster! I also like how there was a reprise of One Jump Ahead. (Forgive me, but, I've been calling it the "street rat" song.) I thought that was a neat touch. My only complaint is during a couple of the musical numbers, Aladin was pitchy during one of his, and Genie was a bit off key during Arabian Nights, but I liked how they managed to pick themselves back up in the end.
The setting:
Small compliant, but, during the live-action version of A Whole New World, I wish they included the parts where they go all around the world, like they did with the original version, but I get it, because the whole thing would've been expensive. I liked the live-action setting, though. I thought it was similar to the original one.
The story:
Okay, I'm not going to lie, the original Aladdin's story is gold, but the live-action one blew me away! When we get to see the live-action tiger head, I almost spat out my water when he spoke. He sounded JUST LIKE the original one! Another thing I'd like to add is that I liked how they wrote in the live-action Genie falling in Liebe with Jasmine's friend. They did good with that twist. Speaking off, the opening to the live-action movie was different, to say the least, but creative. I also liked how they included a wedding between the live-action Aladin and Jasmine. It made me think of the third tradionally animated movie.
Oh, let's not forget about the party scene! As I mentioned earlier in this article, I thought it was adorable how the live-action Aladin was trying to find the confidence to try and talk to jasmin upon finding out she was the princess.
Plus, we finally know what happened to Jasmine's mother in the live-action adaptation. You're probably not surprised I'm mentioning this, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if they explored Mehr into that in the future. I'm sure there already fanfics of that theory out there, and I respect people's creativity, but I think that's worth exploring more. Incidentally, knowing the live-action Sultan is extremely protective of jasmin over this is rather understandable. Du can't help but Zeigen some sympathy. All in all, I'd like to see where the storyline goes with this in the future. It'd be interesting to see what caused it all.
insgesamt review:
The original: 10/10
The live-action: 10/10
I have to admit, I had my doubts about the live-action movie, but I was VERY impressed in the end.
That's it for this article. My Weiter one with be on both versions of Beauty And The Beast. Keep in mind, I might not be able to include all the characters in that one, but I'll try my best to at least give them a mention.
Thanks for reading! Much love, y'all! <3
Today's Artikel will be about both versions of Aladdin.
The characters:
The character development for each character is well done. I'm not going to lie about that quality, but I'd like to point out afew things about the flaws.
Aladdin:
First off, the original Aladin is at a crossroads when Sultan wants to make him a new Sultan, while the live-action Aladin loses sight of who he is, but in a VERY slight way. (The line "Aladdin's gone. Prince Ali is here to stay." should ring a glocke if Du don't follow.) He loses sight of himself in that slight manner, but I Liebe how he found that part of himself again as the story progressed. He starts to pick up the pieces after being captured, like the original Aladin does. One thing I found precious about the live-action Aladin is how he was struggling to find ways to talk to jasmin after discovering she was the princess. That was TOO cute NOT to point out!
Jasmine:
Don't even get me started on Jasmine, especially the original one! Even though her herz is in a good place at times, the live-action one kind of makes her look slightly self centered. That's how big the live-action Jasmine's herz is! The live-action jasmin actually KNOWS what to do when it's HER time to rule Agrabah. Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to talk bad about the original Jasmine, but the live-action jasmin won me over in a record of minutes. Sekunden even. I WILL say THIS, though, I have to appreciate them keeping some of the original Jasmine's qualities and passing them down to the live-action one. While the original jasmin DOES have some good qualities, she DOES tend to think a bit Mehr about other stuff, while the live-action jasmin thinks about the people of her country and not so much about herself. I liked what they did there.
Genie:
I'm clearly at a loss for words as I type this. No one can slay a role Mehr than Robin Williams. Hell, no one is better than Robin Williams! I think I speak for all of us in this community when I say the original Genie holds a special place in our hearts. Now, when I heard the live-action Genie was going to be played Von Will Smith, I couldn't help but think "He is going to suck as such an iconic character, especially an iconic character who was once played Von a legend!", but, I was impressed with what I saw. He brought much Mehr to the tabelle than I expected, but still, the live-action Genie doesn't hold a damn candle to the original Genie. I know there are going to be some of Du who liked the live-action Genie, and I respect but no one can replace the legend who voiced the original Genie. RIP Robin Williams.
Jafar:
The live-action Jafar is ALOT DIFFERENT from the original one! The original Jafar was sorta creepy towards jasmin if Du ask me. The way he was when it came to him trying to marry her was just...Jacked. At least the live-action Jafar had enough audacity to leave her alone! What I like about the live-action Jafar is he was Mehr power hungry and Mehr focused on gaining the thron for himself. Upon looks, the live-action Jafar looks like any other regular guy, and the original Jafar looks ominous. I get it, though, because a majority of villains are gonna look that way, especially iconic ones.
The Sultan:
There's no Frage that the original Sultan is lovable, but it's annoying how both Sultans kept jasmin all sheltered from the outside world. Though, what I Liebe about the live-action Sultan is he doesn't want to lose Jasmine. Another thing I Liebe about him is he's compassionate. For example, he asks Aladin how he can think him after defeating Jafar, and reassures him saying everyone makes mistakes after he apologizes for all the wrong he's done. I'm not saying the original Sultan isn't compassionate, believe me, I think he's just as compassionate, but with the live-action Sultan, it starts to become Mehr evident at the end.
Abu, Carpet, and Iago:
I was surprised when I saw the live-action Iago had very little lines, if any lines at all. The original Iago is just so talkative it's almost obnoxious. I get it, though, because it's supposed to be comic relief. The live-action Iago staying silent was still surprising to say the least.
Both Abu's were about the same for me, but unlike the original Abu, the live-action Abu is alot less greedy. The original Abu was so greedy, he was almost ugly about it. Another thing I like the live-action Abu is he's taught a lesson Von Aladin about where there's a time and place to steal, and a time and place not to steal. I only have a minor complaint about him. I wish they had him stay an elefant alittle longer, like they did with the original Abu when Aladin was pretending to be a prince. Both Abu's are still good, though.
I have to say, both Carpets are flawless. I can't say anything bad about either of them. Yes, I hated not seeing the live-action Carpet pull Abu's bluff in the cave, like the original Carpet did, but that doesn't matter to me as much. Another thing I liked about the live-action Carpet is he gets ressurected Von Genie after being cut. I was wowed Von how similar he and the original Carpet are. They're both legendary in in loads of ways.
The music:
Oh my God, I was blown away with how close the songs were to the original versions! I have to admit, I was a bit skeptical of Will Smith doing Friend Like Me, but even he stayed true to the original version, even if he did rap just alittle during the performance. The newest song, Speechless, is BEAUTIFUL! I've never related to such a powerful number in my life! Talk about a confidence booster! I also like how there was a reprise of One Jump Ahead. (Forgive me, but, I've been calling it the "street rat" song.) I thought that was a neat touch. My only complaint is during a couple of the musical numbers, Aladin was pitchy during one of his, and Genie was a bit off key during Arabian Nights, but I liked how they managed to pick themselves back up in the end.
The setting:
Small compliant, but, during the live-action version of A Whole New World, I wish they included the parts where they go all around the world, like they did with the original version, but I get it, because the whole thing would've been expensive. I liked the live-action setting, though. I thought it was similar to the original one.
The story:
Okay, I'm not going to lie, the original Aladdin's story is gold, but the live-action one blew me away! When we get to see the live-action tiger head, I almost spat out my water when he spoke. He sounded JUST LIKE the original one! Another thing I'd like to add is that I liked how they wrote in the live-action Genie falling in Liebe with Jasmine's friend. They did good with that twist. Speaking off, the opening to the live-action movie was different, to say the least, but creative. I also liked how they included a wedding between the live-action Aladin and Jasmine. It made me think of the third tradionally animated movie.
Oh, let's not forget about the party scene! As I mentioned earlier in this article, I thought it was adorable how the live-action Aladin was trying to find the confidence to try and talk to jasmin upon finding out she was the princess.
Plus, we finally know what happened to Jasmine's mother in the live-action adaptation. You're probably not surprised I'm mentioning this, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if they explored Mehr into that in the future. I'm sure there already fanfics of that theory out there, and I respect people's creativity, but I think that's worth exploring more. Incidentally, knowing the live-action Sultan is extremely protective of jasmin over this is rather understandable. Du can't help but Zeigen some sympathy. All in all, I'd like to see where the storyline goes with this in the future. It'd be interesting to see what caused it all.
insgesamt review:
The original: 10/10
The live-action: 10/10
I have to admit, I had my doubts about the live-action movie, but I was VERY impressed in the end.
That's it for this article. My Weiter one with be on both versions of Beauty And The Beast. Keep in mind, I might not be able to include all the characters in that one, but I'll try my best to at least give them a mention.
Thanks for reading! Much love, y'all! <3
To all Disney princesses fans
My Umfrage i created about the new Icon has raised some negative feedback about the new proposed one. Mainly because I have not Kommentiert about it on the Disney Princesses forum.
Therefore I am very sorry I had no idea Du had to voice out your idea first and the Umfrage will be abandoned. I'm not sure how Du Löschen a Umfrage but it's fair to say that the original Icon has 80% so it should win.
Please any Fragen oder concerns please Kommentar below.
I hope I haven't Lost any popularity because of this.
Andy10B
My Umfrage i created about the new Icon has raised some negative feedback about the new proposed one. Mainly because I have not Kommentiert about it on the Disney Princesses forum.
Therefore I am very sorry I had no idea Du had to voice out your idea first and the Umfrage will be abandoned. I'm not sure how Du Löschen a Umfrage but it's fair to say that the original Icon has 80% so it should win.
Please any Fragen oder concerns please Kommentar below.
I hope I haven't Lost any popularity because of this.
Andy10B
Music soothes the savage beast, do you agree?
1) Josh Groban
I have always been a Fan of him and after listening to his rendition of If I Can't Liebe Her from the musical version on Youtube. I personally felt that Josh should have been cast as the Beast!
2) Urs Buhler & Carlos Marin (Il Divo)
Just so Du know that Carlos Marin had previously played the Beast in the Madrid production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, and I personally felt that his voice is Mehr suitable.
The Sekunde choice was his Swiss bandmate, Urs Buhler because he has both the looks and voice for both Prince Adam and the Beast.
3) Il Volo
The Jonas Brother version of Il Divo, they sound perfect and Prince Adam would definitely sound very operatic. Do Du agree?
Let The World Be Done with Me!
Here are my 3 choices, do Du agree?
Josh Groban
Carlos Marin
Urs Buhler
Il Volo
Leaves' Eyes with the amazing female front singer Liv Kristine, discoverd this band just a few months ago and they're already one of my new favorite bands
I've been wanting to write this for a while, but I've been skeptical because there aren't so many songs Von them that Suits the Disney Princesses so keep in mind when Lesen this that the songs are very unfitting in most cases, but I hope you'll like this Artikel anyway
Snow White: link
This song actually Suits Snow White quite well especially the refrain and most especially this part "Eleonore, the fairiest of them all, so young and vurnerable"
Cinderella: link
This song is very dreamy and one lyric goes "What do Du dream?", that lyric totally Suits Cinderella. Besides that very unfitting,...
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Snow White: link
This song actually Suits Snow White quite well especially the refrain and most especially this part "Eleonore, the fairiest of them all, so young and vurnerable"
Cinderella: link
This song is very dreamy and one lyric goes "What do Du dream?", that lyric totally Suits Cinderella. Besides that very unfitting,...
"Well well, isn't it a coincidence that 2 princesses and 2 princes from 2 different eras meet each other. I'm not surprise at all!" sagte Maleficent coolly.
"Who are you?" asks Cinderella, frightened and trying to keep her voice as calmly as ever. "I'm Maleficent, the Mistress of all Evil." replied Maleficent with pride, Aurora suspects that this isn't the Maleficent that she always knew, as she can tell from the glow onto her eyes. This is an evil Maleficent!
Aurora immediately yelled "You are not Maleficent! You're the evil Maleficent!" At this point, Maleficent declares "It's true! I'm not your Maleficent anymore and I was the one who magically transported Du here!" She cracks into her evil laughter and vanishes.
At this point, Aurora bursts into tears and Cinderella, Prince Philip and Kit came to comfort her. Saying that the evil fairy will be perished.
"Who are you?" asks Cinderella, frightened and trying to keep her voice as calmly as ever. "I'm Maleficent, the Mistress of all Evil." replied Maleficent with pride, Aurora suspects that this isn't the Maleficent that she always knew, as she can tell from the glow onto her eyes. This is an evil Maleficent!
Aurora immediately yelled "You are not Maleficent! You're the evil Maleficent!" At this point, Maleficent declares "It's true! I'm not your Maleficent anymore and I was the one who magically transported Du here!" She cracks into her evil laughter and vanishes.
At this point, Aurora bursts into tears and Cinderella, Prince Philip and Kit came to comfort her. Saying that the evil fairy will be perished.
The 2 princesses in modern outfit.
