EWW CinemaSins: Aladdin
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- For my next EWW CinemaSins video, I am sinning their "Aladdin" video, which I hope you guys enjoy.
Please note: I don't own the rights to Aladdin. All rights go to Disney. No copyright infringement was intended. These videos are for my own enjoyment and not for commercial purposes. In addition, this video is intended to be fair use.
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1. I am not someone who dislikes CinemaSins.
2. I am not trying to copy Th3Birdman or Jay Exci. I was inspired by them to make my own videos.
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1:50 Also, what is with movie critics criticising characters for talking to themselves like it's impossible when this is literally something that happens in real life?
Jeremy pays no attention to the plot needs to become a cliché at some point seeing as how often its done to justify some sins
Also sins 53 and 54 are contradictory. Jeremy said that Aladdin being executed was too dark for a kid’s movie, but in the next sin, he seemed to be okay with Jasmine being mauled to death by Raja, which would be just as dark, if not more so, than an execution.
What *IS* this *F***er's* deal with: "I'd remove all the sins if this animated movie's female love interest is killed", versus: "I hate I can't be in a sexual relationship with this beautiful child actress"?!?!?
Another nice video. And someone in the comments section of CS' video back when it released had one point you and Th3Birdman missed: Jeremy gives the movie 20 sins for the animation errors, but gave it another 5 for the mirror reflecting wrong, so it was yet another sin count pad for the sake of padding.
Do you think you can do EWW CinemaSins for Kubo and the Two Strings, Rango and Flushed Away?
You forgot to dedicate this video to Glibert Gottfried as well.
Who is Gilbert Gottfried?
@@SuperPlacido1 He played Iago (the parrot) in this movie (he also played other characters too but since this is Aladdin, he played Iago.) and passed away about a year ago.
Forget Iago. To me, Gilbert Gottfried’s most recognizable role was Digit!
@@tirzahroseroot: Listen, I love & remember Cyberchase too. Let's just agree we each have our preferences, agree he was both, and be done with it. And I mean this as nicely as possible.
I Have No Idea Why Cinemasins Will Do This To Us For His Theory Makes No Sense
R.I.P. Robin Williams
What about Gilbert Gottfried?
@@n.d.engleson6499 R.I.P. Gilbert Gottfried
Yes but the parrot with human teeth deserves to be pointed out, since it's kinda weird that a parrot would have human teeth.
This is an cartoon movie with genie a magic carpet! So, this is not strange! So... your comment is bullshit!
0:18 I thought this logo was made in the late 2000s though
0:23: Jeremy confuses this film's context of the song about a peddler traveling to different places, with the remake actually using this song to start the narration.
1:00: Also, using someone's hands as a trophy reminds me of a funny family guy joke: ua-cam.com/video/sRGp0S7qZLw/v-deo.html
1:08: I think Jeremy confused Anakin with Luke. Also, I know the sequels and TV Series are being ignored by some people, but I'd like to point out that like Anakin's birth son, Luke Skywalker, Aladdin also didn't know his father is alive, but this film is before any of the world building we get later on.
2:15: Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't some societies using Tigers as pets? Jasmine owning a Tiger must be because she wanted someone to not only keep her company, but also as a means of defending her and respecting her life choices. I know some people would disagree with having Tigers as pets, but given how Rajah is tame for a tiger, when contrasting with Siegfried and Roy using Tigers for Magic Acts in Casinos, something tells me that the reason Tigers were attacking people is because of how they are treated.
3:07: It's also a coincidence that the one that Jafar is looking for happens to be the same guy that the Guards were chasing after for a long time. I could imagine the "behind the curtain" scene would be like this:
Jafar: Razoul!
Razoul: Yes, Jafar?
Jafar: Tell me, that thief you keep chasing after... does he look like this? {shows an image of Aladdin}
Razoul: THAT'S HIM! His name is Aladdin! He keeps evading us when we had the chance! {Glances at Jafar in suspicion} Why do you ask?
Jafar: Well, I have my ways. Tell you what: if you bring Aladdin to me, I will have him executed personally. {He would get the Lamp before he kills Aladdin, but he doesn't want the guards to know what he would actually do with Aladdin for personal reasons.}
Razoul: Tell us where he lives and you got yourself a deal. {Jafar tells the Guards where exactly Aladdin lives, which is how they found out.}
3:36: There's also the matter of giving relief after dark moments. In relation to Hunchback of Notre Dame, say what you will about the Cathedral Gargoyles, but their purpose was to be a foster family for Quasimodo, whenever Frollo is not around. They try to make Quasi feel better about himself by saying his physical appearance shouldn't be a hinderance or that his inner beauty is what's important. Stuff like Laverne saying Quasimodo is cute and Hugo is a bigmouthed pig is meant to tell us about a contrast between inner beauty and outer beauty; as if to say Quasi is cute for having the heart of a child, while Hugo is being called ugly for his gross behavior. And yes, I know they compared Quasi's physical appearance to a croissant in a song, but I'd like to believe they're just saying that because Quasi has a strong build for a Hunchback.
3:51: See sin 127.
5:15: Funny enough, I once saw some old cartoons in my toddler years, and I know for a fact that they were made from a period in time when certain people and references have existed, like Shirley Temple and Mickey Rooney in a Donald Duck short where Donald wanted to get autographs from celebrities.
5:27: The "I can't kill anyone" rule wouldn't be plot convenient until the aforementioned sequels and TV Series.
5:47: The "I can't bring people back from the dead" rule is likely a joke, but it's also to tell us that he doesn't have revival powers like Jesus; so the Genie did attempt this before and added this 3rd rule as a warning.
6:13: That, and in "Return of Jafar", we were shown that Jasmine is so strong willed, she refuses to stare at the eyes of Jafar's Cobra staff. I'd also like to point out that the Sultan stops being in a trance when questioning Jafar's age in contrast with Jasmine's. So, the Sultan is okay with Prince Achmed, likely someone in his mid-20s, to be wed to Jasmine, a 15 year old girl, but is not okay with Jasmine being wed to Jafar, someone who is middle-aged.
6:25: This might've been foreshadowing Iago's alignment in the sequels and TV series; even Iago has a good heart if the visual storytelling was an indication.
7:52: This right here is why I think "A Goofy Movie" is better "coming-of-age" story than "Turning Red", because if you can't root for anyone, what's the point of telling a story, especially when Mei twerks right in her mom's face?
8:43: Can we take a moment to say it was hilarious how Jafar was failing at killing Aladdin to the point of saying that?
Stop being a "lawyer" for CinemaSins, OK?
@@marcosviniciusbarbosafurta1366 I’m not for CinemaSins, I’m against them.
3:40 So... who's going to tell Jeremy about _The Mikado?_
You're talking about The Tale of the Princess Kaguya?
If you do try to do a EWW CinemaSins video that Th3Birdman's already done, would you please do stuff you think aren't sins, not what Birdman has done in those videos (like the Disney logo, you’re sin award FYI, and Carpet's gender)?
Sorry, but this is my series, so you don't get to tell me what to do. I'm the creator, so I decide what goes into these videos, and if it's something that Th3Birdman covered already, then I just think of something to say that differentiates from what he said.
As Th3Birdman even mentioned in his video, Genie calls Carpet “Rug Man”.
By *INTRODUCING* Casim, Aladdin's father, Aladin & the King of Thieves disproved what that one lady said.
*WHAT WAS* the point of Jeremy's "Sin" then?!?!? For *F**k* sake!!!!
I think she meant that he didn’t have parents actually involved in his life. An absentee father doesn’t change that.
The bigger issue is that Jeremy’s joke is basically saying, “The movie wants you to believe that this lady is wrong when she says orphans can never be good people, but Anakin Skywalker proves she’s right.” That’s not really a good position to take even for the sake of a joke.
Another excellent video! I don't want to sound impatient but do you still have other videos to do before my request for The mask? (just for an update)
Well I have three videos left for this period of me doing videos that I want to do, and then when I go back to requests, The Mask is going to be one of the 13.
@@LukeDougherty1003 Ah I see! Thanks for the anwser and have a great rest of the week! ^^
@@SuperPlacido1 You’re welcome, and you have a good rest of the week as well.
@@LukeDougherty1003: Not to contradict your sin, but considering how many years Aladdin's been stealing food to survive, *THE GUARDS RECOGNIZE HIM* by now. So the question actually becomes: What *WOULD* Jafar tell the guards??? Jeez!!