Aladin (2009)
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"Φιλόδοξη οπτικά ατελής ινδική φαντασία"
IMDb:
Ψήφοι:
3,625
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2ω 12λ
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Φαντασίας
45%
Περιπέτεια
25%
Κωμωδία
15%
Μιούζικαλ
15%
Based in the municipality of Khwaish, abused by his classmates, Aladin Chatterjee, who was orphaned when his parents, Arun and Riya, died in an accident in Siachen Valley, lived with his paternal grandfather until the later's passing. Now alone, grown up, studying in Khwaish University, and still being abused by fellow-college mates, he finds himself smitten by the lovely US Exchange Student, Jasmine. Unable to express his feelings for her, he rubs a lamp that was gifted to him on his birthday, which summons a genie named Genius. He gets 3 wishes, but wastes 2 of them, but on the 3rd one he insists that Genius assist him to win Jasmine's heart without any magical tricks. Hilarious chaos result when everything seems to fail while an immortal and deadly entity, Ringmaster, and his hordes, prepares to confront Genius and Aladin so that he can acquire more magical powers with the help of the lamp on the day of the sighting of a rare comet and the truth behind the death of Aladin's parents.
🤖 AI Film Analyst Insight
"Sujoy Ghosh's ambitious modernization of the Aladin mythos suffers from a profound disconnect between its visual aspirations and its technical execution. While the film attempts to blend collegiate comedy with dark fantasy, the resultant tone is jarring and inconsistent, often prioritizing spectacle over narrative coherence. Amitabh Bachchan brings necessary gravitas and charismatic flair as Genius, significantly elevating scenes that would otherwise crumble under the weight of weak, dated CGI. Riteish Deshmukh provides an earnest anchor, but the convoluted screenplay often stalls, leaving key character motivations underdeveloped. The film is commendable for its sheer scale and willingness to attempt high-concept fantasy within Bollywood, yet it ultimately fails to weave these disparate threads into a coherent, magical experience, remaining an expensive, visually compromised endeavor."