Aladdin (1992)

Synopsis of Aladdin

Robin Williams's dizzying and hilarious voicing of the Genie is the main attraction of Aladdin, the third in the series of modern Disney animated movies that began with 1989's The Little Mermaid and heralded a new age for the genre. After a sultan (Douglas Seale) gives his daughter, Jasmine (Linda Larkin), three days to find a husband, she escapes the palace and encounters the street-savvy urchin Aladdin (Scott Weinger), who charms his way into her heart. While the sultan's Vizier, Jafar (Jonathan Freeman), weaves a spell so that he may marry Jasmine and become sultan himself, Aladdin discovers the Genie's lamp in a cave, rubs it, and sets the mystical entity free, leading the Genie to pledge his undying loyalty to the dazzled youth. Aladdin begins his quest to defeat Jafar and win the hand of the princess, with the Genie's help. Monsters, Disney's trademark talking animals, and a flying carpet all figure into the ensuing adventures, but Williams' Genie, who can change into anything or anybody, steals the show as he launches into one crazed monologue after another, impersonating figures from Ed Sullivan to Elvis Presley. ~ Don Kaye, Rovi

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Theatrical Feature Running Time:

90 mins

Director(s):

John Musker, Ron Clements

Writer(s):

Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, Ron Clements

Producer(s):

John Musker, Ron Clements

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

G(Excellent For Children)

Categories:

Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Family & Kids

• 1992 - Hollywood Foreign Press Association - Best Original Song
• 1992 - Hollywood Foreign Press Association - Best Original Score
• 1992 - Hollywood Foreign Press Association - Best Original Song
• 1991 - Los Angeles Film Critics Association - Best Animation
• 1992 - MTV Movie Awards - Best Comedic Performance

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