Post by Belle Fan 4 Ever on Nov 13, 2008 20:55:12 GMT -8
Jafar orders Iago to release him from his lamp, but Iago, tired of being treated badly by Jafar, throws the lamp into a nearby well. He returns to Agrabah, hoping to convince Aladdin that he had served Jafar only because of a spell cast on him. He meets Aladdin and insists that he is innocent, but Aladdin is not fooled and tries to capture him. While chasing Iago, Aladdin has a run-in with some criminals who try to kill him (those specific criminals, led by Abis Mal, picked the town clean once, and Aladdin robbed them in revenge), but he is saved by Iago. Now respecting Iago, Aladdin returns with him to the palace, where they are greeted by Genie, who has returned from seeing the world and is glad to be home in Agrabah. That night, Aladdin attempts to persuade the Sultan to forgive Iago, but Iago ruins the dinner and the Sultan and Jasmine are furious. Through Iago's help with the song of "Forget About Love", Jasmine eventually reconciles with Aladdin.
Meanwhile, Jafar, by luck, is found by Abis Mal. As Jafar is a genie, he is handicapped by the incompetence of his new "master". Jafar desires to be free so that he can get revenge on Aladdin and rule Agrabah, but needs Mal's co-operation to do this. Though Abis Mal is technically his master, Jafar still asserts his power by tricking Abis Mal into wasting two of his wishes and placing him in dangerous situations before making him return to Agrabah; however, Abis Mal willingly goes along with Jafar in order to get his own revenge on Aladdin. There, Jafar forces Iago to serve him again. The next day, Aladdin and the Sultan depart to have a discussion at a place suggested by Iago. After they leave, Jafar confronts the Genie and Abu in the Palace gardens and shows his power as he sings "You're Only Second Rate", before imprisoning the pair.
Meanwhile, the Sultan arranges for Aladdin to be the future grand vizier. As Aladdin thanks Iago for suggesting the talk, he is ambushed by Abis Mal, accompanied by a group of cloaked horsemen. Aladdin fails to prevent the Sultan's capture and gives chase, only to be overwhelmed and washed into a river. Abis Mal enjoys his moment of glory, but one of the horsemen uses magic to slow Aladdin's fall, saving him from death. Aladdin then gently floats over the deadly rocks and is dropped into safer water, to Abis Mal's great frustration.
It is finally revealed that all the horsemen were really a duplicated Jafar in disguise. Abis Mal berates Jafar on sparing Aladdin, and Jafar, barely keeping his temper, reminds him of the plan; Aladdin is to suffer before he dies. Aladdin recovers and returns to Agrabah on foot. When he returns, Jasmine accuses him of murdering the Sultan and sentences him to death. Aladdin is shocked, but the truth is that Jasmine was also captured while Aladdin was away, and Jafar disguised himself as her when he issued the death sentence.
In the dungeon, Jasmine and the others berate Iago for betraying Aladdin, but their anger is quickly forgotten when Iago chooses to attempt to free Genie so the latter can save Aladdin. Jafar reveals himself to Aladdin moments before his execution, and Aladdin frantically attempts to tell the guards, but they don't listen. Finally, after a great amount of effort, Iago frees Genie, who saves Aladdin just as the sword falls and frees the others. Aladdin goes off on Iago for setting him up, but changes his mind when Jasmine informs him that Iago freed them with no selfish reason for doing so. While Iago suggests that they run, Aladdin decides to attempt to stop Jafar. Genie tells Aladdin that, in order to destroy the maliciously evil genie, Jafar's black lamp must be destroyed before Abis Mal wishes him free. They offer Iago a chance at redemption, but Iago goes in exile, fearing Jafar's wrath for helping the prisoners escape and preventing Aladdin's death.
Jafar and Abis Mal celebrate Aladdin's death, and Abis Mal wants his third wish. However, Jafar refuses unless the wish is used to set him free. He bribes Abis Mal by conjuring mass amounts of gold and treasure in exchange for using the third wish for setting him free, while Genie attempts and fails to steal Jafar's lamp without being seen by the two; while Abis Mal starts to make the wish, he hesitates, thinking that all of the treasure that Jafar conjured would merely vanish once he frees Jafar. To this, Jafar openly threatens to kill him, despite his knowledge that, as a genie, he is unable to directly commit murder. They soon spot Abu attempting to steal the lamp, and Aladdin comes up and starts a tug-of-war with Abis Mal in order to grab the lamp, and Jafar, surprised and enraged that Aladdin is still alive, fires on Aladdin and knocks him, Abu, and Abis Mal onto the edge of a now-crumbling balcony. They attempt to climb back into the palace, but fall through the structure. Aladdin and Abu are saved by Genie, and Abis Mal is caught on a tree branch, unable to reach the lamp or properly move, and the lamp falls to the ground.
Aladdin and the others speed toward the lamp on Carpet, but Jafar (in his monstrous genie form) emerges from the ground before them and knocks them back, laughing insanely as he does so. Jasmine attempts to grab the lamp, but Jafar fires on her and narrowly misses. Suddenly, Aladdin shouts at Jafar to give up, as they are apparently too much for them to handle, and he is apparently not as all-powerful as he thinks, since he can't even get rid of "the lowly street-rat", and Jafar states that he means to rectify this problem. He grabs Aladdin and begins to crush him in his fist, but it is revealed that the Aladdin that Jafar has in his fist is really Genie in disguise, and the real Aladdin is headed toward the lamp on Carpet while Jafar is distracted. Jafar angrily throws Genie to the ground and shoots Carpet, turning it to glass and causing it to collide with the ground and shatter. Aladdin lands a few feet away from the lamp, but Jafar quickly causes a pedestal of rock to rise up under him, stopping him again.
In a rage and driven mad by his desire for revenge, Jafar makes the ground crumble away into a lake of molten magma, with Jasmine, Genie, and Abu trapped on a small ledge and Jafar's lamp on a rock pedestal in the center. The rock Aladdin is on falls into the magma and floats around the lamp's pedestal, but Aladdin is unable to reach it. Jafar laughs at Aladdin to give up, and then blasts his rock, slowly lowering it into the magma. Jafar boasts that Aladdin will never get his lamp, and that no one can save him this time around; at that moment, Iago swoops down out of the sky with a yell, narrowly missing Jafar, and grabs the lamp. Jafar, realizing that Iago has truly turned against him, turns his attention to the parrot and fires on him as he is about to give the lamp to Aladdin. The blast connects, badly injuring Iago and smashing him against the wall of the pit. Now officially triumphant, Jafar laughs and taunts Aladdin by cynically commenting, "Good help is so hard to find these days, isn't it, Aladdin?" Meanwhile, Iago has fallen onto a ledge with the lamp and, with Aladdin, Jafar, and the others watching, uses his last ounce of strength to kick the lamp. The lamp tumbles down the rocks into the magma, and Jafar screams in agony as it begins to melt.
The ledge that Jasmine, Genie, and Abu are on begins to crumble into the magma as Jafar writhes in pain. Genie stretches his body across the pit to form a bridge for Jasmine and Abu to cross, and he quickly follows. The now-unconscious Iago begins to fall through his now-crumbling rock, but Aladdin saves him as he makes his escape as well. With a final scream of anger, fear, and pain, Jafar fades into a skeleton and violently implodes into a cloud of dust.
Everything that Jafar previously did reverses itself: the magma disappears and the pit closes, the Palace gardens are restored, and Carpet is revived. After the showdown, Iago lies motionless in Aladdin's hands. Aladdin wonders on Iago's condition, saying that he thought a genie could not kill anyone; this proves true, as Iago revives shortly after, much to the joy of the others.
Iago has become Aladdin's true friend. Aladdin tells the Sultan that he cannot be his vizier, prompting Iago to ask Aladdin what more he wants and Aladdin simply answers "the world"; he wants to see the world, and can't just stay in the Palace. Jasmine says that she is going to see the world too, but Iago objects to this and continues to rant as the film ends.
Meanwhile, Jafar, by luck, is found by Abis Mal. As Jafar is a genie, he is handicapped by the incompetence of his new "master". Jafar desires to be free so that he can get revenge on Aladdin and rule Agrabah, but needs Mal's co-operation to do this. Though Abis Mal is technically his master, Jafar still asserts his power by tricking Abis Mal into wasting two of his wishes and placing him in dangerous situations before making him return to Agrabah; however, Abis Mal willingly goes along with Jafar in order to get his own revenge on Aladdin. There, Jafar forces Iago to serve him again. The next day, Aladdin and the Sultan depart to have a discussion at a place suggested by Iago. After they leave, Jafar confronts the Genie and Abu in the Palace gardens and shows his power as he sings "You're Only Second Rate", before imprisoning the pair.
Meanwhile, the Sultan arranges for Aladdin to be the future grand vizier. As Aladdin thanks Iago for suggesting the talk, he is ambushed by Abis Mal, accompanied by a group of cloaked horsemen. Aladdin fails to prevent the Sultan's capture and gives chase, only to be overwhelmed and washed into a river. Abis Mal enjoys his moment of glory, but one of the horsemen uses magic to slow Aladdin's fall, saving him from death. Aladdin then gently floats over the deadly rocks and is dropped into safer water, to Abis Mal's great frustration.
It is finally revealed that all the horsemen were really a duplicated Jafar in disguise. Abis Mal berates Jafar on sparing Aladdin, and Jafar, barely keeping his temper, reminds him of the plan; Aladdin is to suffer before he dies. Aladdin recovers and returns to Agrabah on foot. When he returns, Jasmine accuses him of murdering the Sultan and sentences him to death. Aladdin is shocked, but the truth is that Jasmine was also captured while Aladdin was away, and Jafar disguised himself as her when he issued the death sentence.
In the dungeon, Jasmine and the others berate Iago for betraying Aladdin, but their anger is quickly forgotten when Iago chooses to attempt to free Genie so the latter can save Aladdin. Jafar reveals himself to Aladdin moments before his execution, and Aladdin frantically attempts to tell the guards, but they don't listen. Finally, after a great amount of effort, Iago frees Genie, who saves Aladdin just as the sword falls and frees the others. Aladdin goes off on Iago for setting him up, but changes his mind when Jasmine informs him that Iago freed them with no selfish reason for doing so. While Iago suggests that they run, Aladdin decides to attempt to stop Jafar. Genie tells Aladdin that, in order to destroy the maliciously evil genie, Jafar's black lamp must be destroyed before Abis Mal wishes him free. They offer Iago a chance at redemption, but Iago goes in exile, fearing Jafar's wrath for helping the prisoners escape and preventing Aladdin's death.
Jafar and Abis Mal celebrate Aladdin's death, and Abis Mal wants his third wish. However, Jafar refuses unless the wish is used to set him free. He bribes Abis Mal by conjuring mass amounts of gold and treasure in exchange for using the third wish for setting him free, while Genie attempts and fails to steal Jafar's lamp without being seen by the two; while Abis Mal starts to make the wish, he hesitates, thinking that all of the treasure that Jafar conjured would merely vanish once he frees Jafar. To this, Jafar openly threatens to kill him, despite his knowledge that, as a genie, he is unable to directly commit murder. They soon spot Abu attempting to steal the lamp, and Aladdin comes up and starts a tug-of-war with Abis Mal in order to grab the lamp, and Jafar, surprised and enraged that Aladdin is still alive, fires on Aladdin and knocks him, Abu, and Abis Mal onto the edge of a now-crumbling balcony. They attempt to climb back into the palace, but fall through the structure. Aladdin and Abu are saved by Genie, and Abis Mal is caught on a tree branch, unable to reach the lamp or properly move, and the lamp falls to the ground.
Aladdin and the others speed toward the lamp on Carpet, but Jafar (in his monstrous genie form) emerges from the ground before them and knocks them back, laughing insanely as he does so. Jasmine attempts to grab the lamp, but Jafar fires on her and narrowly misses. Suddenly, Aladdin shouts at Jafar to give up, as they are apparently too much for them to handle, and he is apparently not as all-powerful as he thinks, since he can't even get rid of "the lowly street-rat", and Jafar states that he means to rectify this problem. He grabs Aladdin and begins to crush him in his fist, but it is revealed that the Aladdin that Jafar has in his fist is really Genie in disguise, and the real Aladdin is headed toward the lamp on Carpet while Jafar is distracted. Jafar angrily throws Genie to the ground and shoots Carpet, turning it to glass and causing it to collide with the ground and shatter. Aladdin lands a few feet away from the lamp, but Jafar quickly causes a pedestal of rock to rise up under him, stopping him again.
In a rage and driven mad by his desire for revenge, Jafar makes the ground crumble away into a lake of molten magma, with Jasmine, Genie, and Abu trapped on a small ledge and Jafar's lamp on a rock pedestal in the center. The rock Aladdin is on falls into the magma and floats around the lamp's pedestal, but Aladdin is unable to reach it. Jafar laughs at Aladdin to give up, and then blasts his rock, slowly lowering it into the magma. Jafar boasts that Aladdin will never get his lamp, and that no one can save him this time around; at that moment, Iago swoops down out of the sky with a yell, narrowly missing Jafar, and grabs the lamp. Jafar, realizing that Iago has truly turned against him, turns his attention to the parrot and fires on him as he is about to give the lamp to Aladdin. The blast connects, badly injuring Iago and smashing him against the wall of the pit. Now officially triumphant, Jafar laughs and taunts Aladdin by cynically commenting, "Good help is so hard to find these days, isn't it, Aladdin?" Meanwhile, Iago has fallen onto a ledge with the lamp and, with Aladdin, Jafar, and the others watching, uses his last ounce of strength to kick the lamp. The lamp tumbles down the rocks into the magma, and Jafar screams in agony as it begins to melt.
The ledge that Jasmine, Genie, and Abu are on begins to crumble into the magma as Jafar writhes in pain. Genie stretches his body across the pit to form a bridge for Jasmine and Abu to cross, and he quickly follows. The now-unconscious Iago begins to fall through his now-crumbling rock, but Aladdin saves him as he makes his escape as well. With a final scream of anger, fear, and pain, Jafar fades into a skeleton and violently implodes into a cloud of dust.
Everything that Jafar previously did reverses itself: the magma disappears and the pit closes, the Palace gardens are restored, and Carpet is revived. After the showdown, Iago lies motionless in Aladdin's hands. Aladdin wonders on Iago's condition, saying that he thought a genie could not kill anyone; this proves true, as Iago revives shortly after, much to the joy of the others.
Iago has become Aladdin's true friend. Aladdin tells the Sultan that he cannot be his vizier, prompting Iago to ask Aladdin what more he wants and Aladdin simply answers "the world"; he wants to see the world, and can't just stay in the Palace. Jasmine says that she is going to see the world too, but Iago objects to this and continues to rant as the film ends.
