Aladdin Movie Trailer – Will Smith appears as Blue Genie Avatar

Disney released a new trailer "special look" for the live remake of his own animated hit of 1992 Aladdin at the Grammy 2019, offering fans a first glimpse of what they had asked: Will Smith in his avatar form Blue genius. Unfortunately, seeing the Genie in a full-fledged version of the actual action – which also features one of the most recognizable faces on the planet – is frankly a bit odd. Smith looked good as a human form of genius when Disney unveiled first-look images of Aladdin but there is definitely something wrong here

The new trailer of One minute Aladdin has glimpses of the desert surrounding Agrabah, the fictional scenery of the Middle East, Marwan Kenzari embodying Jafar asking Aladdin (Mena Mbadoud) to bring him the lamp, Aladdin and Abu the monkey entering the Cave of Wonders, a fanciful procession moving through the streets of Agrabah, Naomi Scott in the role of Princess Jasmine descending the steps of the palace, followed by her tiger Rajah, her pet, and Aladdin rubbing the famous lamp that contains genius. Smith appears about 50 seconds after the start of the new trailer, noticing: Genie, Wishes, Lamp … none of that sound? "

Directed by Guy Ritchie – best known for the films of Sherlock Holmes, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Smoking, and Snatch – the live-action Aladdin remake has updated several aspects from the original animated to avoid "cultural inaccuracies and insensibilities" while encountering controversy. Although the genius is not attached to a particular race, only a few of the actors who interpret Arab characters have a heritage of the Middle East: Scott is Anglo-Indian, Mbadoud is Canadian-Egyptian, Kenzari is Tunisian-Dutch and Nasim Pedrad, who plays Jasmine's maid, Dalia, is an American of Iranian descent.

His decision to insert a brand new white character in Billy Magnussen as Price Anders, Jasmine's potential contender in the fictional realm of Skånland, was not welcomed either, and Disney [19659002] Aladdin arrives in theaters around the world on May 24, 2019. It is one of three remakes of a Disney animated film in 2019, alongside Dumbo. March 29, 2019 and the Lion King on July 19, 2019.

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