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Aladdin's thrilling adventure continues with ALADDIN: THE RETURN OF JAFAR and ALADDIN AND THE KING OF THIEVES -- together for the first time on DVD in the ALADDIN II & III COLLECTION. This exciting two-movie set features two times the magic, two times the fun, and all your favorite characters!

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The Return of Jafar, the 1994, direct-to-video follow-up to Aladdin (it's actually four episodes of the Aladdin television program, back-to-back) is a wash-out compared to the Robin Williams-driven animation feature that kicked off the franchise. The story partially involves the villainous Jafar's parrot--Iago--trying to leave his master and befriend Aladdin and Jasmine. Williams is nowhere to be found, unfortunately; the genie's voice is provided by Dan Castellaneta, and the difference shows. --Tom Keogh

Robin Williams returns as the voice of the hyperactive genie in Aladdin and the King of Thieves, the second direct-to-video sequel to Disney's hit animated feature. Aladdin, the street beggar turned Prince, risks all to find his father among the cutthroat 40 thieves and joins his quest to find a Midas-like stone that turns everything it touches into gold. A significant cut above most made-for-video animation, this energetic adventure largely leaves Princess Jasmine and the genie behind for a father-and-son quest. Guest voice Jerry Orbach suggests Sean Connery with his thick-as-molasses delivery as the master thief Sa'luk and, despite his limited screen time, Williams once again delights with his wild flights of fantasy as the big blue Genie. A rousing tale full of last-minute escapes and spectacular, kid-sized thrills that even parents will find entertaining. --Sean Axmaker

Rating : - How much I love them
I love both the Sequels. I was Vowed not to see them but now I did. In The Return of Jafar, It was taking it well. I like the part where there were so many Black Spiders and the Genie scares them away and all of them had reveled to Jafar, and the part where Jafar was disguied as Jasmine. In Aladdin and the King of Thieves, that is my favorite Aladdin movie of all time. I didn't see the bloodstain from Aladdin from when He was fighting Sa'luk. These are very great. I like it when the Genie was as The White Rabbit, Forrest Gump, and Mrs. Doubtfire. I also Like the Part where Aladdin asked the Oracle where his father was. I like them Both. The Second one was OK but the Third was great and fun. In The Return of Jafar, I also like the part where Jafar said "Street rat still alive? No!" and throws a Ball of Fire at Abis Mal and Aladdin. That was so Cool.