I love this movie so much

You won't be disappointed!

Don't Believe the Hype

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

Yeah, this was totally a straight to video deal, the cr@ppy animation gives it away. Lackluster story and etc. Oh well, on to the third film in the series.

I hadn't seen Aladdin since I was a kid, and decided to give it another shot. It still holds up, and I still enjoyed it as an adult.I had heard about the sequel, but not much beyond the fact that it existed and was straight to home video. I decided to give it a shot after becoming enamoured with the first again, since I was curious if it was actually that bad. Well, the answer is yes. I read that it was basically taken from what was meant to be TV episodes, and it really shows. It feels like a TV kids cartoon, with weak story (with built in predictable TV tropes) and forgettable songs. It might be OK for little kids dying for more Aladdin after seeing the first, but I'm not even sure if all of them would enjoy it. In the end it wasn't completely horrible, but it was a pretty disappointing sequel. While the second film is rarely as good as the first, this one felt like a soul-less cash grab made without the love that was put into the original.

*may contain spoilers*it's not the 9 out of 10 that Aladdin gets, BUT unlike many Disney Sequels, this one had the story to go with creating a sequel. for example, i'll use the Lion King. A sequel with them didn't make as much sense because Uncle Scar was dead and gone. another example is Beauty and the Beast because the Beast is now turned back to a real man/prince. Aladdin though did leave us with something to work with because Jafar wasn't destroyed, he was just prisoned in a genie lamp (since he wished to be the most powerful genie), so all that had to happen is for someone to find his lamp and rub it. So in Return of Jafar, Aladdin, Abu and Carpet meet Abis Mal and his criminal friends and make enemies with them. Meanwhile, Iago gets them out of the Cave and is blasted out and ordered to let Jafar out. Iago, however, is sick and tired of being mistreated by Jafar so he puts his lamp in a well and bails to town. he thinks he can make it on his own, realizes he can't and after saving Aladdin gets in his good graces and later they get Jasmine to tolerate him...so all they need is the Sultan on their side......meanwhile Abis Mal's gang turns on him, but run away in fear after Mal rubs the lamp. Jafar, however is forced to obey his master and eventually manipulates Abis Mal to helping him and scares Iago into helping him.......i won't get into anymore parts of the movie, but it's a really great sequel because of many reasons..1) a built in story from part one, Jafar wanting payback....2) Iago's character development and 3) the action wasn't half bad and the movie doesn't seem long. it's (in my book) a sequel to check out for Disney and it's much better than part 3 where i felt it was longer and just duller. if you watch the first Aladdin and want to know the end result of the two villains, check this out.

Now usually I don't do reviews on IMDb, I usually just do them on YouTube. But I feel like I have to do a review since there are currently few positive reviews here on IMDb unfortunately.First off, Jafar is more awesome than he was in the original movie. This movie is the reason why Jafar is one of my favorite villains. Yeah, he was a major villain in the original Aladdin movie, but this movie is more about Jafar than Aladdin.Abis Mal is also a very good friend of Jafar. And helps him out a lot. And I like how he hates Aladdin too.What I loved about it the most is the final battle with Aladdin. That was just epic.Jafar has always been my favorite villain, and he still is. And this movie is the main reason why. I do recommend this movie to anyone who is looking for a movie about an awesome villain.