The Return of Jafar

“The Aladdin adventure continues...”

6.2

1994

1h 9m

FamilyAdventureAnimationRomance

Director: Tad Stones

Overview

The evil Jafar escapes from the magic lamp as an all-powerful genie, ready to plot his revenge against Aladdin. From battling elusive villains atop winged horses, to dodging flames inside an exploding lava pit, it's up to Aladdin - with Princess Jasmine and the outrageously funny Genie by his side - to save the kingdom once and for all.

Cast

Aladdin (voice)

Scott Weinger

Aladdin (voice)

Princess Jasmine (voice)

Linda Larkin

Princess Jasmine (voice)

Jafar (voice)

Jonathan Freeman

Jafar (voice)

Iago (voice)

Gilbert Gottfried

Iago (voice)

Genie (voice)

Dan Castellaneta

Genie (voice)

Abu the Monkey (voice)

Frank Welker

Abu the Monkey (voice)

The Sultan of Agrabah (voice)

Val Bettin

The Sultan of Agrabah (voice)

Abis Mal - the Chief of the Thieves (voice)

Jason Alexander

Abis Mal - the Chief of the Thieves (voice)

Street Mother (voice)

B.J. Ward

Street Mother (voice)

Razoul (voice)

Jim Cummings

Razoul (voice)

Princess Jasmine (singing voice)

Liz Callaway

Princess Jasmine (singing voice)

Aladdin (singing voice)

Brad Kane

Aladdin (singing voice)

Reviews

Andre Gonzales

Not a fan really of the this movie. Mainly because no one can play the genie like Robin Williams can. I found the genie to be pretty annoying in this movie. And he's my favorite character. So that says something.

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tmdb51616167

"The Return of Jafar" was a disappointment compared to the first film, with one of the major letdowns being Robin Williams not reprising his role as the genie, which was a significant drawback for the franchise. While I appreciated the continuation of the story and the return of beloved characters, particularly Aladdin, the film fell short in terms of animation quality and overall execution. It felt rushed and lacking the polish and detail that would have elevated it to the level of a new animated classic. Despite these flaws, I did find some enjoyment in the film and appreciated the effort to continue the story. However, I couldn't shake the feeling that it needed more depth and attention to detail to truly capture and hold the audience's attention.

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