Aladdin

The film is about a young thief named Aladdin who wants to become a prince to marry Princess Jasmine. Once, he gets a magic lamp and it becomes much easier to realize what he wants.

Frankly, I was very pleased with the picture. The cartoon watched for a long time and did not cherish any expectations for a new project from Guy Ritchie, so the tape was able to surprise and please.

The first thing that catches your eye is the colourfulness of what is happening (scenery, costumes), humour, dances and musical compositions. But watching a movie is better in the original. I can’t say that the dubbing is disgusting, but in the original, the songs sound better, you hear the actors playing in your voice and you don’t notice that the sound does not keep up with your lips.

As for the actors, they are almost all on their roles. And they look like their cartoon characters, and they play and sing well. Special attention should be given to Will Smith. Here he annealed to the full extent and did not try to be a copy of Robin Williams from the cartoon.

Of the minuses, I note that I did not like the actor who played Jafar. The villain from him turned out to be unsuccessful. Too pretty and calm for this role. And in places, bad graphics were visible (especially in a scene where there is a lot of snow).

But the minuses are insignificant and you remember them last when you start talking about this film. Therefore, if you want to see a good, bright and funny film that will cheer you up, I recommend that you familiarize yourself with this tape.