UK:
Musical Masterpiece DVD:

The Aladdin Trilogy:

Aladdin 1-3 DVD set:

Heroes cover:

Villains cover:

Australia:
Aladdin 1-3 DVD set:

Japan:
Laserdisc:

Aladdin 1-3 Blu-ray set:














I went to Germany last December, and they did sets like this for many other series, including Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, Cinderella, The Jungle Book, The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, and many others. While I do like it, I don't think Cogsworth was that big in the movie.D82 wrote:
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That artwork of Aladdin and Jasmine comes from the music book and certain soundtracks for the film. It’s normally in a frame held by the Genie. Such as here:Marce82 wrote:JeanGreyForever,
WAIT WAIT WAIT!!! The image you just posted... that cover with Aladdin and Jasmine with the black and white sketches behind them.... is that real??? I have seen that before, but I thought it was fan art. Was that a french 3 movie release???
My apologies! I misunderstood. That cover is most definitely an art. I thought you were asking if the Aladdin and Jasmine art was fan art.Marce82 wrote:Thank you, Nomad2010. Yes.... I know. I think that soundtrack cover may be the best Aladdin artwork that's ever been created.
I just don't know if they re-used it for that blu ray cover in France... or is it just fan art...
Don't you think that Jasmine looks off in there?Marce82 wrote:Thank you, Nomad2010. Yes.... I know. I think that soundtrack cover may be the best Aladdin artwork that's ever been created.
I just don't know if they re-used it for that blu ray cover in France... or is it just fan art...

I've always liked this picture, although Aladdin's face admittedly does look a bit weird. It's a shame a Legacy Collection soundtrack wasn't released for Aladdin, at least around the time the re-make was blowing up theaters the way the B&tB LC soundtrack was. It's the only one of the Fab Four that didn't get one. :/farerb wrote: Also what about this:
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OMG LOL This must be the worst cover for a Disney film I have ever seen!!! Look how he's drawn!!!farerb wrote:Heroes cover:


I quite agree. But, to be honest, these covers are not the best. With the exceptions of the Princess movies, the covers are pretty awful. And even the Princess movie are not the best.Disney Duster wrote:OMG LOL This must be the worst cover for a Disney film I have ever seen!!! Look how he's drawn!!!farerb wrote:Heroes cover:
You know, we should later make threads where we vote for best and worst covers, and then see what is the best cover of all of Disney and the worst cover of all of Disney. Then again, that would be voting for way too many covers. It would take forever! I just think Aladdin's Heroes Cover would win Worst Cover!

No sadly that image I posted is fanart. Not a real product from France, although I wish it was because I'd purchase it in a heartbeat.Marce82 wrote:JeanGreyForever,
WAIT WAIT WAIT!!! The image you just posted... that cover with Aladdin and Jasmine with the black and white sketches behind them.... is that real??? I have seen that before, but I thought it was fan art. Was that a french 3 movie release???
Slightly off but not as bad as on the Platinum and Diamond Edition covers. And that image is one of the most reused since the 90s so I guess I'm used to it and don't really have a problem with it.farerb wrote:Don't you think that Jasmine looks off in there?Marce82 wrote:Thank you, Nomad2010. Yes.... I know. I think that soundtrack cover may be the best Aladdin artwork that's ever been created.
I just don't know if they re-used it for that blu ray cover in France... or is it just fan art...
Also what about this:


Your process is perfect. I just do it that way because it's easier for me to choose if I have the images downloaded and I can zoom in on them to see the details, for example, or put aside my favorites before ranking them, given that it's easier for me to do that part if I don't see all the covers at once. Also, I had saved some images of covers before, but I've always wanted to collect all of them, so I use the opportunity to do so at the same time.Marce82 wrote:Well, D82, my process is not quite as involved as yours... I just sit with one window with all the covers, and a separate one where I write my ranking.
I try to keep an open mind too. And, come to think of it, the opposite has also happened to me. Sometimes I'm sure I won't choose the cover I grew up with because I never liked it much, but when I see all the covers I realize it's not that bad compared to the others and I end up selecting it for my top spot.Marce82 wrote:And don't get me wrong: I often think I know which one is the best before I see them all, and then when I actually do see them all together, I find one that is better. I try to keep an open mind.
I don't think it's that special, but thanks, Disney Duster.Disney Duster wrote:D82, your way of ranking is thorough, thoughtful, and cool!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who does that. Writing my comments is the last thing I do as well because it's the hardest part for me. Though I also find it tough to do rankings, that's why I usually don't rank all the covers.Disney's Divinity wrote:I do the same thing, D82, as far as making my list before reading the other posts. I always add the quotes after I’m done.