#Aladin will smith movie#
The result is a movie that's not bad, but never truly great either. And that feels like a lot of the movie, they try to meet in the middle. I'd say either go all in, or cut the songs entirely, but instead they try to meet in the middle. There are exceptions, like "Friend Like Me", but for the most part this is the standard. The Prince Ali segment desperately wants to be a big Bollywood number, but just looks like someone filmed a pretty good parade. It's not as fun/funny as the animated film, and it doesn't have the flair or energy of a Bollywood film. In the "One Jump" sequence, a lot of stuff is happening, but it sort of feels like they're all going through the motions. It's sort of doing a Bollywood thing, and while it's got all the flair it just lacks the energy and passion. Then there's the things the movie tried that just didn't quite work, namely its music. Did every beat hit for him? Will he ever replace Williams? No to both, but he was good enough for what the movie needed. I was ready to hate him, but he was charming and funny. It's different than Robin Williams, but it has to be. The movie really comes alive when he shows up. As for Will Smith's genie, honestly he surprised the hell out of me. I don't know how much of this was a real set and how much was CGI, but it really feels like a living breathing world that you could walk around in. Will Smith - Friend Like Me (from Aladdin) (Official Video) Stream Aladdin on Disney+. I also like the look and set design of Agrabah. I like that Jasmine is a little more fleshed out, and Naomi Scott is absolutely bringing everything she can to this role. Still, there were some things I liked, even some changes I liked. A lot's been said about him, so I won't pile on, but holy god talk about miscasting, he was awful. A kindhearted street urchin named Aladdin embarks on a magical adventure after finding a lamp that releases a wisecracking genie while a power-hungry Grand Vizier vies for the same lamp that has the power to make their deepest wishes come true. They make some weird changes for the worse here (especially in the climax) that just don't help the story, and despite being longer it weirdly rushes through some classic moments in a Cliff Notes fashion. It's not bad, it's enjoyable for what it is, but at the end of the day if I want Aladdin I'll probably just go back to the original. It's still an interesting experiment in itself.
's a bit up-and-down, but often it feels like, at best, a pretty good stage production of the classic film where I'd usually rather be watching that film. I think fans wanted the genie blue, but I think they were OK with skinny Will Smith genie. I was really excited for this until i saw will smith as the genie and now I can’t stop laughing Aladdin and Jasmine have different outfits, why not just Will Smith in a cool genie outfit
Why is he so cgi, why did he even necessarily have to be blue. Why does Will Smith’s Genie look like he’s a thumb person from Spy Kids Will Smith genie is what appears in my room when I have sleep paralysis /NzMDOgvkkz Remember when the EW images came out for Aladdin and everyone was like oh why isn’t Will Smith blue as the genie?!? And now we have THIS Honestly the Will Smith genie feels like a spoiler for BIRD BOX because I finally understand what image would make them so fascinated but also want to kill themselves Re: live action genie: “remove my eyes immediately i never want to see again” /88EjDtJg71 NOT THE CHARACTER WHO SHOULD BE SHIRTLESS /zd1x0QSOoD Literally out loud shrieked at Will Smith genie The Will Smith genie makes me feel the same way I feel when a celebrity dies: Nauseous, sad, and like I can’t wait to tell everybody about it OWjGdNgRsHĮveryone at disney is high on bath salts and this image is making my brain feel haunted rn /1j5cCM5kkp When you’re currently having a very tough time being Film Twitter’s Guy Ritchie apologist. Check out the best reactions to Smith’s Genie below. Arabian Nights (2019) Lyrics Verse 1: Will Smith Oh, imagine a land, its a faraway place Where the caravan camels roam Where you wander among every culture and tongue Its chaotic, but hey. Just the flavor of the character would be different enough and unique enough that it would be in a different lane, versus trying to compete.”ĭisney will release “Aladdin” in theaters nationwide May 24. “Whenever you’re doing things that are iconic, it’s always terrifying,” Smith told EW about taking on the role. “The question is always: Where was there meat left on the bone? Robin didn’t leave a lot of meat on the bone with the character… I started to feel confident that I could deliver something that was an homage to Robin Williams but was musically different. ‘The Little Mermaid’ Makeup Artist Responds to Criticism About Drag Influences: ‘Why Can’t I Do as Good a Job as a Queer Artist?’
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