Aladdin and the King of Thieves - Disneycember 

Spot on. He must have also missed the fact that Aladdin didn't go to help his dad find the Hand, he went to rescue him from Sal'uk. He then chased after his dad when they escaped from Sal'uk and wound up finding the Hand. I mean, I haven't seen the film in years, and I still remember all this.

indeed well said guys i really think he did not do the movie a service but you guys get it and as a fan i thank you :)

and even if it doesn't make sense...isn't senseless actions is what we do the most? Like seriously...making actions that don't make sense sometimes is what makes us humans!

Thank you! Cassim even tells Aladdin "I came back to Agrabah one night. But I couldn't find my wife...or my son. I thought my family was lost forever." So I always figured that Aladdin's place was somewhere he moved after his mom died. Either that or he did go by and just missed Aladdin or something.

Boom! Thank you! Exactly what I was wondering how he missed!

JW Money He seems to think it doesn't make sense within the structure of a narrative.

JW Money I was just thinking this. People's personas are different then who they actually are. My friends see me as nice and upbeat, but sometimes I do awful things out of anger or sadness. There's very little consistency to character in real life.

Well, he did also use Adventure Time as an example of this kind of thing done right, and considering that Finn's dad is one of the worst parts of the show for all the wrong reasons, at least in my opinion... Yeah. I couldn't really take that criticism seriously.

My dad was a troubled piece of shit who abandoned me but he would always call me and speak to me like I was his world, and that he would do anything to live with me again. He would visit every few years and take me everywhere, buying me gifts, and trying to fit as much "dad" in as possible. And despite the fact that he left because he kept our family destitute because he couldnt stop himself from doing cocaine and drinking, I couldn't help but be excited to see him because I never got to. Sorry Nostalgia Critic but you just missed the mark on something entirely, I don't blame you because you were lucky enough to have two parents who consistently loved you.

I was raised by my grandma. My dad left and my mom was always telling me one thing and doing another. Saying she'd be there and she never was, even though she had good intentions half of the time. This movie brings tears to my eyes with how close to home it hits with the song "Thin air".

I got Cassim's motivations too, but I could see how it was easy for Doug to be confused.

Shady Doorags Well said.

I feel the exact same way my friend. The heart of Cassim's character really carried this movie. Love it.

Shady Doorags I was going to write something along those lines but you did it all and I say. yes. exactly

I do want to add to your point that Cassim likely thought Aladdin was DEAD. I'm no shrink but that has have a major effect on someone. Hell ask any guy has had a kid pop some 15 years down the road. He'll likely wont know how to deal with it even if they have a family all ready. Again like you said his whole obsession with the hand was it fill the void his family left. Now to realize that all was for nothing? Again no shrink but come on...

Giovanni Orellana agreed, probably one of the most violent deaths in Disney movies

+Atticus Omundson I think you mean horse unless you want him to dissappear.

I used to not mind that much, now I'm like "HOLY SHIT! THAT WAS HORRIFYING!"

Giovanni Orellana my mom was scared to show me this sequel when I was younger

That turns you invisible. The horse talisman would heal him.

...I have never heard this theory. It sounds amazing. (Mainly cause I watched King of thieves alot growing up)

hoooly shit that fills that plot hole so well

Zak Rosenfeld What video is that from?

MrGamer1992 It's a Family Guy joke

Zak Rosenfeld Thanks. Now I remember

Zak Rosenfeld Old joke is old.

Or Aladdin 5: Jafar Answers the Census?

he had them all through return of jafar and the tv show, it would have been weird if he sundely remembered he could take them off.

ryan phillips yeah but he wears than as accessories not as if they bond him to the lamp

i know it's an aesthetic deal because he's a cartoon...but obviously a continuity issue.

If you want the actual reason, It's easier on the animators to animate hands on bracelets

I think he put them on as a fashion statement and he probably got used to them.

Exactly. It always bothers me when Doug or Rob say something doesn't work, when it's actually them missing the point.

when there's a lot to bring up, it's easy to miss things.

I was thinking this same exact thing. "Did the movie not mention that the father thought they were dead?" I guess Doug missed that... But it seems like an important thing to miss if the motivations were his problem.

it's not even that hard to miss. it's during their first talk alone after al's fight with suluk.

It still doesn't make sense though.

Go Spartans

Achille is not spartan :)

I think this might've been my favorite Aladdin period, besides the series of course, when I was a kid. I couldn't tell you how many times I've watched this one, heck, I rewatched it this year in fact and didn't even bother with the other two movies or any of the series

Gabriel Tomasini Isn't that the MSU logo?

Jackson DeStefano Indeed it is, although I didn't know that until just now. And Achille wouldn't be that much out of place in Sparta after all. Thanks for the insight, I'll try and be a more informed smart-ass from now on. That said, I'm now trying to imagine Achille living in Sparta expressing his opinion of his childhood memories of Aladdin stories. Yep, that doesn't add up much more than the plot of this film.

that was hilarious. still is.

4disndat2unme what does that even mean?

SEEEEEEEEEEEEEEXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXTH

@@treyowen9213getting busy

@@MrGabeanator but what does that have to with the earth moving

Out of thin air is my favorite

@@KrystalAnn0688 Yeah, I was going to say that “Out of Thin Air” was my favorite. The only things that would have been better would have made it better would have been if Jasmine had more involvement in the story, and if they actually had a clear focus on who they wanted Cassim to be as Aladdin’s father and his mother’s husband. On the one hand, I understand why he would want for him and his impoverished family to have a better lifestyle in order to protect them. On the other hand, if he really loved them as much as he claims he did, then why didn’t Cassim just bring Aladdin and his wife with him on his journey to find wealth? You’d think he’d be too worried about his family’s health and survival to just leave them behind to find wealth for them. To his credit, Cassim DID come back to Agrabah some years later to find Aladdin and his wife after finding some gold, only to find out that they were missing afterwards, and he only became the King of Thieves when he couldn’t find them. However, his family was poor in a city full of law enforcement officials who tried to murder impoverished people as punishment for stealing food that they couldn’t afford, but had to eat to survive. Talk about disproportionate retribution…The impoverished in Agrabah were treated terribly by the royal guards. If they were agile, athletic, cunning, and lucky enough to survive like Aladdin, they would have had to hide out a lot to avoid being caught and killed. Otherwise, they would have died from starvation, illness, or been killed. How could Cassim have honestly believed that his impoverished wife and son would still be living in the same little house he left them in after all those years in a city like Agrabah? It seems like Cassim leaving his family behind to go find wealth for them by himself, was a cowardly shame based thing of not being able to provide for his wife and son. Yeah, wanting for his impoverished wife, son, and himself to have a wealthier life is understandable, but leaving them behind to do it in a city like Agrabah was shitty. I also don’t get why he is so obsessed with finding the Hand of Midas after finally being reunited with his long lost son…He apparently has more than enough gold to be wealthy now, and, even if he didn’t, his son is about to get hitched to the daughter of the very wealthy sultan of Agrabah, so he could easily be provided for…I guess, he just got used to the thrill of stealing all this treasure over the years.

Agreed. I would love to see this story in live action

Mine was the Genie's Thor joke lol

Mine is, when doing the weddings "TV report"; "Brought to you by Sand. It's everywhere, get used to it."

Likewise! 😂 “GERONIMO!” “ARAPAHO!” “NAVAJO!” “Pocahontas~!”

"Hakuna Matata! Ohhh! I had an out of movie experience!"

"Stand down men. Smoke 'em if you got 'em."

Don't make me use the other end!

Me and my sis still quote that. I was in high school before I realize that "we will shoot ourselves" line was referring to cross fire since they had him surrounded and that made it funnier

TheBrownTown008 wow that's some good analytical thinking(not being sarcastic like I'm surprised cuz I never thought of it like that :D )

**slow clap**

Nothing really that I can add that you didn't already cover, but I did want to mention one thing. The name of the treasure they were looking for was the "Hand of Midas". It's a reference to the legend of King Midas, who had a wish granted that everything he touched turned to gold. I don't recall the details of the original story, but he eventually regretted his wish when he realized that he could no longer eat and would eventually starve to death, and that he could never touch or embrace his loved ones ever again, lest they suffer the same fate as the villain of this movie.

+Kurtis Haren the tale was that king midas touched his daughters and they turned to gold, then his own wife touched him and she too turned to gold, realizing his mistake, he had to remove the curse, same as in the movie, because he was looking for the hand of midas, he lost his loved ones, and upon going with aladin and getting the hand, it was like a bonding moment, and he realized that he didnt need the hand. kinda nice when you think about it

doug was talking about trying to find one disney sequel to be a diamond in the rough in the last video and probably didn't want to blow a load this early into the month without it being at least on par with the original... and i think williams humor isn't well suited for sequeling, it's the sort of thing that's a rush, but if you try to recapture it winds up overcorrecting for being self-conscious... but i mean 'holy shit this was a disney sequel' is a pretty big compliment for a disney sequel, i don't really think it was a harsh video i believe there's a bambi 2? .......i love bambi, i am not excited about seeing him review that one which i'm sure must be terrible

shoot what is that from. I KNOW it's a review but i cant remember which one

+Brandon Thompson It's from the sonic reviews

Sonic shows one

Stephen Marco oh yeah i remember now. that review always cracks me up

You’re right on.

just watched this last night for nostalgia and yeah he did.

CANNOT...UNSEE...

Huh... I guess that explains why I'm weirdly attracted to him?

DISNEY KNEW THEY WOULD BUY MARVEL

Holy cannoli, I didn't know that last fact! I never would have guessed.

ah yes jerry orbach who by that time was best known as detective Lennie Briscoe on law&order

I almost forgot he PUNCHED A SHARK IN THE FACE

yeah

He was also a big Broadway musical dude for 20 years before that. He was actually the original lawyer from Chicago!

Yeah, I've read that they really wanted it to be like Last Crusade--drew lots of inspiration from it.

Funny you should say that, because Sean Connery was cast as Cassim first, but he had to drop out.

John Rhys-Davies starredin both

He probably knew his wife and kid wouldn't be welcomed/safe with the theives and maybe he knew his wife wouldn't approve of his career choice.

True, true.

he is a quote "after this i go straight"

@@kushkong1339 aka: after this shot of heroine I'm done

Ahh, the unintended consequences of a selfish wish.

To be honest, I never thought about that. :D Either way, it does make perfect sense.

man, that would have been a perfect way to collect all the things doug was saying the movie had problems with... their could have been a whole conflicted happiness between them about getting undeserved promotions and then benefiting from another stolen treasure being this insipid connection between them... maybe would have needed a jafar element to give aladdin the benefit of being warped into greed so he could come back, but just as easily explained by the shock of seeing his father going to his head is that in the movie that his being a prince elevated his father to be a king or is it a plausible deduction of yours?

Does that really work? I mean would Aladdin now be considered royalty because he's the Prince of Thieves? Eh guess so! :p

Lily Zerep well...they were saying that his dad was the king because of genie's magic on the son... a prince must have a royal father after all and by virtue of genie's magic, aladdin's father's life was turned into a form of king as aladdin was being first turned into Prince Ali (fabulous he) Ababwa

Basically. He did in fact go back but it's not like he knew where Aladdin went. He pretty much had nothing left but finding the Hand at that point and even when they reunited it would be hard to just abandon that goal.

That's right. At the end of the first movie the Sultan changed the law so that Jasmine didn't have to get married.

Plus in the animated series, Jasmine mentioned that she's engaged to aladdin.

Okay well I said it was a good idea. Not that it always made sense......

It's good, but Rescuers Down Under is still the best.

Best of the straight-to-video ones.

Also, The first Rescuers is actually quite bad so the sequel being better is not saying that much. I'd say Rescuers Downunder is a okey film with great animation.

The rescuers down under is not a sequel and everyone Knows that Cinderella 3:A twist in time is the best sequel

/\ This guy gets it.

ADrew And Mrs Doubtfire nod lol

Scott Sandler And hopefully it'll remain here for a long time to come.

I do hope so to. I think it will be determened by youtube and their treatments of their users and that is not always the best.

Scott Sandler Only by title.

Scott Sandler let us remember the loss of Ask That Guy

ReNikulous Filmz Ask That Guy will be missed, but he will never be forgotten.

Jack Casey I actually remember that movie.

If I knew it was going to be that good, I would have seen it, myself. Guess it just wasn't my time.

To be honest, I think that Cinderella III is even better than the first movie

Imagine if Cinderella combined with Back to the Future, with some self referential humor

Cinderella 3 is pretty good

thats how i see it now. Return of Jafar was the movie long premire to the show and THIS is the sequel to the OG movie

"Oh there is Cleopatra and Ceasar and they are bring a Salad how wonderful.."

rcshaggy 7 this movie ending was one of my favorites from all of disney movies. Iago and Cassim together looking for new adventures, Aladdin and Jasmine finally married and the Peddler from the first movie who started the story is the one who finishes it. Just beautiful

"Once again, this broadcast is brought to you by SAND, IT'S EVERYWHERE! Get used to it!"

But ironically, this was before Disney owned anything Marvel.

Final Fantasy 8 is shit!

Mister Tago Mago Really? I point out something interesting about this movie, and that's what you say? You're ridiculous.

mrguy22494 What you pointed out wasnt that interesting tbh. Also im not ridiculous. Im Mister Tago Mago.

Mister Tago Mago No, you are pretty ridiculous. Point out a game that my thumbnail represents is bad, on an irrelevant video... That's the textbook definition of ridiculous.

Hey, I'm _enjoying_ FF8 so far xD I mean, yeah, it's not the best thing I'll ever play, but the music's phenomenal and I really like the visual attention to detail.

Aladdin 5: Jafar Goes to Camp Aladdin 6: Jafar Stays Home Aladdin 7: Jafar Scared Stupid Aladdin 8: Slam Dunk Jafar Aladdin 9: Jafar VS Superman Dawn of Justice Aladdin 10: Jafar VS Kong Aladdin 11: Into the Genie-Verse Aladdin 12: Jafar Joins the Circus Aladdin 13: Jafar in Space Aladdin 14: Jafar VS Predator Aladdin 15: Jafar in Mexico Aladdin 16: Jafar Down Under Aladdin 17: Jafar Finds Bigfoot Aladdin 18: Jafar and Iago Do America Aladdin 19: Jafar Joins WWE Aladdin 20: Jafar Meets KISS

MegaMagicalMegan me too I still do. Why won't Disney release this movie on DVD? Don't they like 💰?

MonsterHunter 66 They did release it on dvd. Twice in fact. But the second time it and Return of Jafar got put back into the vault so the copies they made eventually became out of print thus you have to find second-hand ones which will likely be a bit pricey.

Wait, its not on dvd?

I have them on VHS! Bought for 50⍧ each! :D He.. he… Thrift Store Suckers.

If you'd really like to have one, you could consider buying the German DVD. It's not that expensive and just like every other Disney movie on a German DVD, there are several language selections. The original English version is always among them. You'll have to live with the German cover, tho xD

Actually it got scrapped cause Mozenrath's va died before they could they make it and they knew it couldn't work without him so no replacement (which was also out of respect for him) thus the script had to be rewritten. Also Sean Connery was supposed to voice Kaseem but they couldn't get him which is why the guy who does voice him does an impression of him.

Goleon haha! he doesn't do an impression! it's Jonathan reys davies! he has that accent! it's gimlee from lotr

Goleon Wow.

Its not Kazzem its Cassim

I KNEW IT. I remember watching the show twenty years ago and thinking, Mozenrath looks an awful like an evil Aladdin. What if they were brothers? Vindication at last.

Yeah that's what I always thought. I like how both Aladdin and Cassim (although it was more on Aladdin) tried to bring each other into their world. Cassim showed what life would be like in the 40 thieves. Aladdin tried to bring his dad into his new life with Jasmine, Genie and the Sultan. But of course it didn't work. Cassim was too wrapped up with getting the oracle. He had been aiming at that for years and wouldn't forget about it at the drop of a hat.

I still like it. Best Aladdin sequel compared to Return of Jafar.

I actually enjoyed it as well!

I really loved this movie growing up and I still get some enjoyment out of it today. But I agree with a lot of your points, especially about the Genie. It felt almost forced because they had Robin Williams back, so it was time to let him go nuts and shove in whatever he threw out. Just wasn't as endearing as the first movie. Thanks for a nice, balanced review of this movie, Doug!

I wouldn't call it the greatest, but it was still a good movie and does put the trilogy to rest, plus father son bond was a good touch

Loved it as a kid. I don't know if I would watch it now at 25 unless I'm feeling really nostalgic.

So?

Don't see how it matters, sometimes he call characters by the actors names.

Aladdin 5: Jafar takes the census.

Okay, is this an overused joke, or does this actually exist, 'cause I've seen this at least three times on this page- and I thought it was a joke

HILARIOUS AND ORIGINAL! HILARIOUS AND ORIGINAL! HILARIOUS AND ORIGINAL! HILARIOUS AND ORIGINAL!

Aladin 6: Disney gives up

Aladdin Revenge of Nasira. Oh wait this exists.

I never understood that joke.

@@andreasmeelie1889 Thor ➡️ Sore

no

Omg, I love this movie. I can understand the stuff that Doug is saying, but I grew up watching the tv show and this movie, before I actually say the original movie, so this one has a special place in my heart. I hated Return of Jafar, but that's just because I hate "villain frames the hero for x bad thing" plot lines.

Not at all. Everyone likes and dislikes things for different things. Heck, I like the Tom and Jerry Movie.

Nick Copeland its good.

I loved this movie as well as a child. I always thought the bad guy with his gold Wolverine claws was super awesome.

Don't know if he found his wife to be dead but he did say he never found them when he looked for them so he assumed they were both dead and went back to this thieving life.

No, you're right. He couldn't find them. I was remembering wrong.

yikes..

Actually, I think he's also going to tackle some Disney movies that came out in theaters this year as well as some Marvel movies and Rogue One. He did the same thing last year.

oh boy nostalgia criitc has a lot of stuff to do

yey

Well, techincally, Doug Walker started to review the direct-to-DVD sequels line-up with Return to Neverland, Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas and The Jungle Book 2, last year. But yeah, we're actually gonna get his hands dirty on the rest of the library, this year.

Xander Borg that or Pooh's Grand Adventure

I'm fine with either one. Although, it would be nice to have the worst one out of the way sooner.

I never saw that one.

LOL! Aladdin wears a shirt!

@@traviscunningham7062 😆

@@veronicageorge3825 LOL. He finally wears a proper shirt for like most of the movie this time.

Wait was Mozenrath that guy who had a skeletal arm, and had that pet eel? If he was, then he was my most favorite reoccurring villain in the tv series.

Zinervawyrm Yep, that was Mozenrath. He was one of my favorite villains in the series, too.

Jackie McCann I honestly had a crush on him, and always thought he could actually go from straight up vile villain to anti-hero if he wanted to. And he did reminded me as being Aladdin's opposite, and I always thought he might have been Jafar's son.

Yeah, but technically, he was left to die with a degrading body and no magical power source ("MY GAUNTLET!!!") in a hot air balloon (Yeah, weirdest way to kill a villain but still) in "Two to Tangle." So, while I think it would be an interesting reveal, it would have a discontinuity in it with the series.

Ironically enough that's Lumiere from Beauty and the Beast.

nah, im glad Mozenrath has nothing to do with Aladdin, it would have been really pointless filler conflict, also Mozenrath & Aladdin never hand any kind of interaction that would become "brotherly" their whole deal was mostly "i want that magic thing stop trying to stop me"

Idk. I would like have liked to see that twist. I think it could have worked out if they had done it right.

I'm mixed on this. I learned of this fact way after, but still wonder how they could've executed it. The twist would've been very interesting...and would've explained why Aladdin and Mozenrath looked so much alike.

My favorite part was when he says "awww Kodiak moment " at the wedding and a bear roars in his face and Genie yells to get it out of there. LOL I never got that Joke till I worked at a Gas station.

Vampireangel1011 explain please

Nicholas Sainburg Well there's a few ways to look at it. Kodiak is a brand of Hunting gear And has Cameras for such purposes, Kodiak is also a place in Alaska where the Kodiak Brown bear resides. (which i'm sure is what the movie was going for) But Kodiak is also a line of Chewing Tobacco with the Brown bear on the tin. So when Genie at Aladdin and Jasmines wedding Said "Awww look it's a Kodiak moment" A brown bear came into frame and roared in the Genie's face. At this point Genie was referring to the Kodiak Camera. He then proceeds to push it away and say "hey! get that bear out of here!" Now I'm sure they were going for a different route for that joke, as explained above, but I've worked at a Gas station for 5 years and in my mind Kodiak the Chewing tobacco was what came to mind. It's a bit weird thinking that way, but with Robin Williams as the Genie I would not be surprised if his improve was insinuating that, rather than the Kodiak bear or Alaska (which i'm sure it was. ) Hope that wasn't too confusing for you lol

Vampireangel1011 Mmm I think it's more about 'Kodak moment', which was (and still is?) a marketing slogan for Kodak cameras, for a long time.

Warren JB. it is, but if he said "Kodak" instead of "Kodiak" the bear wouldn't make sense. but eh to me that's what that joke insinuates.

Mreverything11 It's a quote from the song "Out of thin air." A song from this movie dumbass.

Just think if you can what growing up had to be like for me

Toshimi1043 Your fathers' a man who taught you who you are. Mine was never there. So how can you say I don't come out of thin air.😀

That Other Guy Why you didn't continue the song jerk?😂

to bad its not gonna be in KH 3, morons

Really? Better than The Rescuers Down Under?

Good point sir.

but if they where to put this movie in the games come full circle

Except Aladdin went to rescue his dad, who was captured by the villain. This is just Doug missing glaringly obvious plot points and making assumptions.

ha clearly not, just look at the other comments.

mrROBOGUTS Yeah i saw after commenting lol

This is actually one of my favorite sequels! Rescuers: Down Under still holds that crown but King of Thieves is GOLD as well.

Doug didn't even give this movie super harsh marks

No I actually like this more than the original for some reason.

We got ourselves a theory on our hands.

Oh dang, a theory indeed!

Isaiah Williams I hope that's the next one

Well Isaiah, I think he's mainly sticking to the legitimate sequels. Granted, the Pooh films are all part of his franchise, but their more like stand-alone films. Maybe he'll do one or two of them for By Popular Demand? My prediction is that tomorrow, he's going to do Belle's Magical World.

Isaiah Williams oh wow I remember this! Most anticlimactic ending ever

+Xander Borg He did say he's doing a few other direct to DVD sequels. Mickey Mouse's Three Musketeers isn't a sequel, but I'm pretty sure he's doing that.

never heard of it I do rememeber the tiger movie and I think piglet got one aswell

The Forceman I want him to review Mr. Peabody and Sherman.

Giovanni Orellana He could probably do 2 Dreamworksuary videos a week at this point and it'd fill February find

Scott Sandler yeah there only about 3-6 animated movies left for him to review..... but what if he did the live action dreamworks movies because he never reviewed them

The Forceman Dreamworks and Dreamworks Animation are not related. Since February 2013, there's been Rise of the Guardians, The Croods, Turbo, Mr. Peabody and Sherman, Penguins of Madagascar, Home, Kung Fu Panda 3, and Trolls PLUS Puss in Boots had actually been skipped over in Round 1. That's 10 films

There aren't enough films to fill a month from where Doug left off on the last Dreamworks-uary.

It closely matches with old Indian fashion, which I'm assuming Agrabah is based on India. So no, Psycho Shears, it's really not that fucked up, not to them anyway.

Karwan Kadir Arabia is the Middle East and Southern Europe (think Ottoman Empire from ww1.) This probably takes place somewhere around North Africa.

+Karwan Kadir I believe the original tale of Aladdin was written in ancient India, actually.

PLAYER SLAYER Again. Through song and other mentions they say this story comes from arabia. Arabia is today's middle east, north africa, and southern europe.

Karwan Kadir The tale of Aladdin comes from "one thousand and one Arabian nights" it's an Arabic fairy tale not Indian

deedeeke1991 An EXTREMEly Goofy Moovie

Personally I think that movie was a real dud. Goofy's arc in the movie was quite interesting and mature, but Max... He was a complete jerk in that movie!

An Extremely Goofy Movie? (shudder)

Jonathan Larsson "Let's do it TO IT!!" (puke)

Meh, I liked an Extremely Goofy movie. And I found Max's issue's with his father to be a pretty relatable to an extent.

Themlglivia happy birthday!

Happy birthday!

Happy Birthday!

Themlglivia Hopy booday!

Themlglivia joyeux anniversaire!

I still know the lyrics to it. xD

"TO HELL WITH HIM!!!!!!!!!!!"

"How come he don't want me man?"

Insert comment about how that was improvised since Will's father was never in his life Insert other comment stating that's wrong since Will's father was in his life and did care for his son, and the shit about it being improvised was just a shitty tumblr comment for likes and shares.

Zettai Ryouiki Just remebered achually, his character in Pursuit of happiness had an estranged father as well, is that why they cast him? hmmm....

"Who cares what you think your not my father!!!!"

Rescuers Down Under and Cinderella III: A Twist in Time are good Disney sequels too.

Kristof's Konnection lion king 2 simbas pride? ehh

He already mentioned Rescuers Down Under in the first video. I'm not too sure if he's going to talk about it.

Rescuers Down Under is part of the main Disney canon, so he's already looked at it, along with the others.

Actually this is another case of Doug not paying attention to the movie he's reviewing again. Al's dad said he did come back for them, but they weren't there. After that Al's dad just went back to the only life he knew. Also Aladdin didn't go with his dad to find the hand, he went after his dad to rescue him after he got captured by the main bad guy. Kind of gigantic plot points for Doug to miss, really. O.o

Dragoncurse4 it must have been a while since he last saw that movie