Disney Aladdin [Blu-ray] [1992] [Region Free]

Love the original films the ones they have not ruined with modern twists.

Arrived on time and in good condition

Everything one would expect from a Walt Disney movie. Very entertaining.

On time and good DVD - keeps the grandson happy

I think one of the attractions of Disney animated films is that they are not merely aimed at a children audience. For adults that enjoy good entertainment and some quite funny quips, Disney films can make very pleasant viewing. "Aladdin" is no exception. Beautifully animated, it contains some lovely songs and has a story line that holds your interest to the inevitable happy ending. Lots of scenes will have both you and the kids laughing.

Another family favourite

Fantastic movie and one of many well known classics from Disney. The unique animation and well narrated story speaks for itself. Voice acting was great, especially the funny bits from the genie character, voiced by the late great Robin Williams. Very little extras on this DVD I'm afraid, but there is a good sing-a-long included so that fans both young and old who know the songs from this film can sing along as it plays. You can never get these out of your head, even if you wanted to. The songs and the storyline is exactly that you would expect from Disney films from the past and it is always an memorable treasure worth keeping to keep the whole family entertained when the need is required.

This is an old film so if you're looking to buy it it's for one of 3 reasons:1) you were born in the early 80's and remember this as a child.2) you're a Disney freak and are trying to catch them all like Pokemon.3) you are a Robin Williams fan.In any case buy this film, release the inner child and enjoy what is arguably one of the best Disney films ever made.Funny, clever, well directed, well voiced, with good songs and a good story (plus arguably one of the best Disney villains) it's a great Sunday afternoon film. What's even better is kids of today seem to love it as much as the kids of the early 90's when it was released.The Blu-Ray version is good they've done a great job upscaling it and the soundtrack sounds great too.A great dose of nostalgia.