Aladdin was a story many people grew up with but only knowing about rubbing the lamp to receive three wishes from the Genie (just like in the exhibit from this year's CNE) It was the Disney's Aladdin Animated where I learned the full tale. It was a movie that brought the Genie to the forefront with its casting of Robin Williams. Since then many movie stars have been in animated films, but for me this was the first one that had a recognizable voices as main characters. The second most recognizable voice in that film was Gilbert Gottfried as Iago the Parrot and the third voice many Disney fans know is Jim Cummings who voiced Winnie the Pooh and several other animated characters. The fantastic cast, quick paced dialogue and memorable music numbers in this film are what make the animation of this film almost pop off the screen. You almost feel like you are inside the cave of wonders and flying through the sky on a magic carpet ride because of all the Disney Magic involved!
Now its your turn to share the magic of Aladdin with your family!
DISNEY’S ALADDIN SIGNATURE COLLECTION
Available on Digital August 27 and Blu-rayTM September 10
Embark on a magic carpet ride with the entire family when Disney’s original animated classic “Aladdin” soars into the highly celebrated Walt Disney Signature Collection, granting nonstop laughs, action-packed adventure and Academy Award®–winning music (1992: Best Music, Original Song, “A Whole New World,” Original Score) for the first time in 4K Ultra HD™. The Signature Collection Edition of “Aladdin” takes flight two weeks early in 4K Ultra HD™ and Digital in HD Aug. 27 and lands on 4K Ultra HD™ and Blu-ray™ Sept. 10 — with a brand-new sing-along version; all-new bonus features, including original cast recordings; and classic bonus material.
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