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‘The New Adventures of Aladdin’ (‘Les Nouvelles aventures d’Aladin’): Film Review

Partially defied in "The Third Wish" by Joan Aiken; the main character is warned early that he'll likely end up using his third wish to undo the first two. Instead, he uses the second to undo the first, but is still happier than before, and dies with the third unspent.

Along the way, he faces the wrath of the evil Vizir Jean-Paul Rouve , while reconnecting with his partner-in-crime, Khalid Lebghil, again , who winds up caught in the palace intrigues of the reigning sultan Michel Blanc. It seems like the comic can do no wrong with his massive French fan base, which means that financiers will continue to toss tons of money into poorly conceived projects like this one.

Beneath all that shimmer and talent is a unmistakeable Disney product. The lyrics, by Tim Rice and the late Howard Ashman, with some additional lyrics by Beguelin, fare better. The two leads, Adam Jacobs and Courtney Reed, have fine voices and even finer features.