Genre Research: Aladdin

1. I chose this movie to research mainly because the magic bracelet that grants you the wishes universal idea is based of the genie granting wishes from an item, the oil lamp.

2. I really liked the drive and the mindest, along with the greed and selfishness. Those four ideas are what I want to base the main character on or struggles they deal with in interactions.

3. I did not like the storyline, while it was straightforward, again it was slow and could of been faster.




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