“Aladdin”
is an animated film by Ron Clements and John Musker. It is seen as a classic
children’s movie. The movie is the tale of a poor street urchin who meets a
young princess. They start to see each other secretly, and a relationship is
built despite the fact that it is forbidden. The movie centers around not just
these two, but an entire magical world in which they find themselves.
The
movie, which was made in 1992, was packed full of action and romance, with a
good deal of comedy along the way. This film is deeper than one may think at
first, especially given that it’s a children’s movie. I found this piece to be
a moving and inspirational story which teaches our children that there’s more
to people than we see on the outside. It is a story of how morals are more
important than any combination of money and class. Aladdin is a character who is
full of such morals and because of this, he is able to be successful in the
end.
I think
that this film has a lot to say about the American people and their morals. Though
we often lose sight of such morals, I believe that they are inherent within us
all, and this movie without a doubt brings those morals to the surface in each
in every one of us. The movie is also about passion and hard work, two characteristics
that we as a society have always held in higher esteem than other countries. I
really appreciate the depth of this movie, which does completely capture the
American spirit, though its setting is elsewhere.
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