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* The 2004 DVD of the film onward has the Genie thanking the audience during the ending Disney logo, which is even more heartwarming after Williams' death.
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* The 2004 DVD of the film onward has the Genie thanking the audience during the ending Disney logo, which is even more heartwarming after Williams' Williams's death.
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** From the look Abu has given him, it's clear Aladdin has given up his share of the meal before. Abu is like, "No don't you dare do this again."
** Also, Abu - he was very reluctant to part with the share of the loaf he'd gotten before they saw the kids, and defiantly takes a big bite out of it... but his conscience gets the better of him, and he gives the rest of his piece to the children after Aladdin gave his. And though he was grudging about it, he brightens up when the kids show their appreciation towards this unexpected generosity (they were incredulous enough that Aladdin gave them his bread since life as a street rat is a struggle). The scene [[EstablishingCharacterMoment shows]] not only Aladdin's selfless compassion, but that Abu has a heart of gold beneath his own capacity for greed (for further heartwarming, imagine that Abu [[FridgeBrilliance represents Aladdin's baser instincts]] - the kindness that cannot be extinguished even by a life of desperation and need). It also shows Abu's loyalty and respect for Aladdin. They're very close and seeing someone he cares so much about being so selfless moves Abu.
** Also, Abu - he was very reluctant to part with the share of the loaf he'd gotten before they saw the kids, and defiantly takes a big bite out of it... but his conscience gets the better of him, and he gives the rest of his piece to the children after Aladdin gave his. And though he was grudging about it, he brightens up when the kids show their appreciation towards this unexpected generosity (they were incredulous enough that Aladdin gave them his bread since life as a street rat is a struggle). The scene [[EstablishingCharacterMoment shows]] not only Aladdin's selfless compassion, but that Abu has a heart of gold beneath his own capacity for greed (for further heartwarming, imagine that Abu [[FridgeBrilliance represents Aladdin's baser instincts]] - the kindness that cannot be extinguished even by a life of desperation and need). It also shows Abu's loyalty and respect for Aladdin. They're very close and seeing someone he cares so much about being so selfless moves Abu.
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** From the look Abu has given him, it's clear Aladdin has given up his share of the meal before. Abu is like, "No "No, don't you dare do this again."
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** And the look Aladdin gives Abu. While Aladdin can go without his own share of food, he clearly doesn't want to have to impose the same difficult choice onto his monkey friend.
** Also, Abu - he was very reluctant to part with the share of the loaf he'd gotten before they saw the kids, and defiantly takes a big bite out of it... but his conscience gets the better of him, and he gives the rest of his piece to the children after Aladdin gave his. And though he was grudging about it, he brightens up when the kids show their appreciation towards this unexpected generosity (they were incredulous enough that Aladdin gave them his bread since life as a street rat is a struggle). The scene [[EstablishingCharacterMoment shows]] not only Aladdin's selfless compassion, but that Abu has a heart of gold beneath his own capacity for greed (for further heartwarming, imagine that Abu [[FridgeBrilliance represents Aladdin's baser instincts]] - the kindness that cannot be extinguished even by a life of desperation and need). It also shows Abu's loyalty and respect for Aladdin. They're very close and seeing someone he cares so much about being so selfless moves Abu.
** And the look Aladdin gives Abu. While Aladdin can go without his own share of food, he clearly doesn't want to have to impose the same difficult choice onto his monkey friend.
** Also, Abu - he was very reluctant to part with the share of the loaf he'd gotten before they saw the kids, and defiantly takes a big bite out of it... but his conscience gets the better of him, and he gives the rest of his piece to the children after Aladdin gave his. And though he was grudging about it, he brightens up when the kids show their appreciation towards this unexpected generosity (they were incredulous enough that Aladdin gave them his bread since life as a street rat is a struggle). The scene [[EstablishingCharacterMoment shows]] not only Aladdin's selfless compassion, but that Abu has a heart of gold beneath his own capacity for greed (for further heartwarming, imagine that Abu [[FridgeBrilliance represents Aladdin's baser instincts]] - the kindness that cannot be extinguished even by a life of desperation and need). It also shows Abu's loyalty and respect for Aladdin. They're very close and seeing someone he cares so much about being so selfless moves Abu.
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'''Iago:''' Yes! Merit, yes! And then we drop papa-in-law and the little woman off a cliff! (''jumps off of Jafar's staff'') YAAAAAH! Ker-SPLAT! (''starts laughing'') \\
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'''Iago:''' Yes! Merit, yes! And then then, we drop papa-in-law and the little woman off a cliff! (''jumps (''He jumps off of Jafar's staff'') YAAAAAH! staff just as he screams!'') Ker-SPLAT! (''starts laughing'') \\
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* [[https://i.imgur.com/TXvGDLy.jpg The look of absolute glee]] on Jasmine's face when the sultan tells her she is free to marry whomever she wishes.
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'''Iago:''' Yes! Merit, yes! And then we drop papa-in-law and the little women off a cliff! (''jumps off of Jafar's staff'') YAAAAAH! Ker-SPLAT! (''starts laughing'') \\
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'''Iago:''' Yes! Merit, yes! And then we drop papa-in-law and the little women woman off a cliff! (''jumps off of Jafar's staff'') YAAAAAH! Ker-SPLAT! (''starts laughing'') \\
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--->'''Genie:''' One bona-fide prince pedigree coming up! I— ''[[DelayedReaction What?]]''
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'''Genie:''' One bona-fide prince pedigree coming up! I— ''[[DelayedReaction
'''Aladdin:''' ''(holds up the lamp)'' Genie, you're free!
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* Before Prince Ali is introduced to the public at the Sultan's announcement, Jasmine tidies him a bit behind the curtain and then gives him a small peck on the nose. "Good luck!" A small moment, to be sure, but one that says a lot about their chemistry and how close they are in their relationship.
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* During the show’s [[https://youtu.be/OB5DIv555MQ final performance]] before its closing, the Genie at first does his usual comedic improv on Jafar after he steals the lamp and wishes to be Sultan, but then he claims that Jafar is not the first “evil master” he’s ever had, and proceeds to list the name of every actor who played Jafar in the stage show. After that he reminisces on “the good ones”, and lists every actor who had played Aladdin. And finally, he goes on to say “all the genies like the good ones”, and lists every actor who played Genie. This doubles as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome.
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* During the show’s show's [[https://youtu.be/OB5DIv555MQ final performance]] before its closing, the Genie at first does his usual comedic improv on Jafar after he steals the lamp and wishes to be Sultan, but then he claims that Jafar is not the first “evil master” "evil master" he’s ever had, and proceeds to list the name of every actor who played Jafar in the stage show. After that he reminisces on “the "the good ones”, ones", and lists every actor who had played Aladdin. And finally, he goes on to say “all "all the genies like the good ones”, ones", and lists every actor who played Genie. This doubles as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome.
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* The first time Aladdin says "Do you trust me?" to Jasmine they were in the middle of a tight spot. Technically speaking Jasmine had no choice but to say "yes" as the alternative was surrendering herself to the guards, and she wasn't ready for that yet. The second time it's "Prince Ali" asking her. It's not just that she's piecing together that he's the guy she met before, it's his face as he holds out his hand to her. His face shows no deception, no ego, no Gaston tough-guy confidence. It's a face of pure openness, a face that is saying "I know you're taking a risk coming with me, but I promise that everything will be all right. You don't have to worry." What else can she do but take his hand? And you know that this is the final nail in the coffin of his deception, but she doesn't care. Her trust in him earlier paid off, so why wouldn't it now?
** And her face as he says it. Hope, that her friend from the marketplace could still be alive.
** And her face as he says it. Hope, that her friend from the marketplace could still be alive.
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* The first time Aladdin says "Do you trust me?" to Jasmine they were in the middle of a tight spot. Technically speaking speaking, Jasmine had no choice but to say "yes" as the alternative was surrendering herself to the guards, and she wasn't ready for that yet. The second time it's "Prince Ali" asking her. It's not just that she's piecing together that he's the guy she met before, it's his face as he holds out his hand to her. His face shows no deception, no ego, no Gaston tough-guy confidence. It's a face of pure openness, a face that is saying "I know you're taking a risk coming with me, but I promise that everything will be all right. You don't have to worry." What else can she do but take his hand? And you know that this is the final nail in the coffin of his deception, but she doesn't care. Her trust in him earlier paid off, so why wouldn't it now?
** And her face as he says it.Hope, That is a look of hope that her friend from the marketplace could still be alive.
** And her face as he says it.
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* The 2000s edition of the film onward has the Genie thanking the audience during the Disney logo, especially even more heartwarming after Williams' death.
-->'''Genie''': You have been a fabulous audience! Tell ya what, you're the best audience in the whole world! Take care o' ya'selves! Goodnight, Alice! Goodnight, Agrabah! ''¡Adios, amigos!''
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-->'''Genie''': You have been a fabulous audience! Tell ya what, you're the best audience in the whole world! Take care o' ya'selves! Goodnight, Alice! Goodnight, Agrabah! ''¡Adios, amigos!''
!!The Disneyland Stage Show
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* The 2000s edition 2004 DVD of the film onward has the Genie thanking the audience during the ending Disney logo, especially which is even more heartwarming after Williams' death.
-->'''Genie''': You have been a fabulous audience! Tell ya what, you're the best audience in the whole world! Take careo' ya'selves! of yourselves! Goodnight, Alice! Goodnight, Agrabah! ''¡Adios, amigos!''
!!The Disneyland Stage Show!!''Aladdin:A Musical Spectacular''
-->'''Genie''': You have been a fabulous audience! Tell ya what, you're the best audience in the whole world! Take care
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* ''Heartwarming/AladdinTheReturnOfJafar''
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* ''Heartwarming/AladdinTheReturnOfJafar''''[[Heartwarming/AladdinTheReturnOfJafar The Return of Jafar]]''
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* Aladdin describing ''why'' Jasmine is so important that he deserves an exemption to Genie's "I can't make anybody fall in love" rule:
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* The scene where Aladdin describing tells Genie about Jasmine, and ''why'' Jasmine is she's so important that he deserves an exemption to Genie's "I can't make anybody fall in love" rule:him.
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** Genie at first reminds Aladdin that he can't make people fall in love. Aladdin then clarifies; he doesn't want to force Jasmine to love him, he wants to earn her heart fairly and prove that he is worthy. This makes Genie more willing to help him out.
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** When Aladdin first mentions Jasmine, Genie at first reminds tries to remind Aladdin that he can't make people fall in love. Aladdin then clarifies; he doesn't want clarifies his words, and instead asks if Genie would be able to force make him a prince. Aladdin never has any intention of ''forcing'' Jasmine to love him, he just wants a chance to earn ''earn'' her heart fairly and prove that he is worthy.worthy of her love. This makes Genie more willing to help him out.
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* Aladdin telling Jasmine that she stood out in the marketplace. He's so sincere when she says it, and she's so sincere when she smiles back. It's the chemistry like this that makes the FourthDateMarriage (if there only had been the one movie, and they got married at the end) just a little bit more plausible. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hrR7mjczNY&t=0m23s Watch!]]
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* Aladdin telling Jasmine that she stood out in the marketplace. He's so sincere when she says it, and she's so sincere when she smiles back. It's the chemistry like this that makes the film's implied FourthDateMarriage (if there only had been [[note]]Though if one considers the one movie, sequels and series canon, Aladdin and Jasmine are together for quite a while before they got married at the end) actually marry[[/note]] just a little bit more plausible. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hrR7mjczNY&t=0m23s Watch!]]
