Aladdin and the King of Thieves

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Aladdin and the King of Thieves

1996

1h 22m

Kids & Family

Musical

Animation

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In this animated sequel, after months of preparation for their wedding, former street thief Aladdin (Scott Weinger) and his beloved Princess Jasmine (Linda Larkin) are close to the big day. When Aladdin learns his father, Cassim (John Rhys-Davies), is still alive, he tracks him down. Cassim says he's been hunting the Hand of Midas, which turns everything it touches into gold. Aladdin invites him to stay at the palace, but Cassim's obsession with the Hand soon grows too strong for his new life.

Proma Khosla

Mashable

12/19/2019

The movie packs a helluva lot of plot into a tight 77-minute run time (current Disney execs, take note).

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Tim Brayton

Antagony & Ecstasy

09/13/2012

6/10

As the capstone to a franchise that never actually needed to be a franchise in the first place, it acquits itself tolerably well.

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Scott G. Mignola

Common Sense Media

01/02/2011

4/5

A reunion Aladdin fans will love.

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David Nusair

Reel Film Reviews

12/06/2005

2/4

...distinctly underwhelming...

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Michael Dequina

TheMovieReport.com

09/10/2005

2/4

Isn't involving enough to sustain interest when the Genie is offscreen.

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Emanuel Levy

EmanuelLevy.Com

06/29/2005

2/5

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Matteo Q

@Matteo59 3d

Noioso film direct to video animazione pessima

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Landon W

@RT23385364 Oct 15

My 2nd Favorite Direct-To-Video DisneyToon Studio Film Of All Time So 9/10 & 5 in a half stars

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Девид П

@Devid500 Jun 10

Much better than the second movie

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Stephen C

@bob25009 May 29

Funny in 1 hour and 22 minutes.

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matthias s

@Thescreenasvor May 3

*Aladdin and the King of Thieves* gets a solid 3 stars from me—nothing groundbreaking, but a real treat for Disney fans. First off, Robin Williams is back as the Genie, and honestly, that’s half the magic right there. He brings the heart, the laughs, and that wild energy we missed in *Return of Jafar*. This one feels way more like a real Disney flick—charm, adventure, and a bit of that classic sparkle. The story of Aladdin meeting his long-lost dad (who’s literally the King of Thieves) is a fun twist, and the “open sesame” cave? Totally satisfying callback to the old tales. The songs are decent, not iconic, but they work. Sure, the animation isn’t theater-level, but it holds up fine. If you love the original *Aladdin*, this is like a warm, nostalgic dessert—not perfect, but sweet and totally worth it. Watch it for Genie alone.

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Topher S

@RT65664524 01/25/2025

the midas touch stuff is really fun

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Synopsis

In this animated sequel, after months of preparation for their wedding, former street thief Aladdin (Scott Weinger) and his beloved Princess Jasmine (Linda Larkin) are close to the big day. When Aladdin learns his father, Cassim (John Rhys-Davies), is still alive, he tracks him down. Cassim says he's been hunting the Hand of Midas, which turns everything it touches into gold. Aladdin invites him to stay at the palace, but Cassim's obsession with the Hand soon grows too strong for his new life.

Director: Tad Stones
Producer: Tad Stones
Screenwriter: Mark McCorkle, Robert Schooley
Production Co: DisneyToon Studios, Disney Television Animation
Genre: Kids & Family, Musical, Animation
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Sep 29, 2015
Runtime: 1h 22m