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May 26, 2019 43 min

Was Aladdin Good?

from Was It Good? Hosted by Was It Good?

Join us as we discuss Aladdin, the 1992 animated movie and compare it to the new 2019 film. We compare Robin Williams to Will Smith as the Genie, which loveable characters hold up, the differences in Jasmine's motivations between the two films, and so much more. So kick back with us as we go old school with this classic tale.

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