Psychology of a Hero: ALADDIN

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  @CinemaTherapyShow · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @ariana55T · 2 years ago

  Your phrase &quot;we make poor choices trying to get other people to accept us instead of accepting ourselves &amp; then finding the right people&quot; has to be the smartest thing I&apos;ve ever heard... I&apos;m framing that...

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• KA

  @katherinedavis1337 · 2 years ago

  I love how Alan and Jono interact with each other. The moment when Jono commented about Aladdin not being muddy and Alan asks &quot;do you know why that is?&quot; clearly excited to share his knowledge. Jono just very lightly says &quot;No, but I want to watch this part.&quot; It&apos;s so wholesome how he doesn&apos;t completely shut Alan down, he answers his question, and indicates that this is a conversation he&apos;s open to having but not in that exact moment, Alan is respectful of that and not offended, and Jono returns to the topic once the scene is over, showing Alan that he wasn&apos;t just blowing him off and does want to continue the conversation. Such a small moment but such a good show of good communication.

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• TE

  @tepeshuu · 2 years ago

  honey new psychology of a hero just dropped DONT YOU DARE CLOSE YOUR EYES

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  @succinctsucculent9007 · 2 years ago

  “Self loathing and accountability are not the same thing. We get the two confused a lot.” -Jon<br><br>What a life lesson I needed to hear today.

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  @moviemelody2210 · 2 years ago

  Fun fact: every time Aladdin lies (after becoming “Prince Ali”) the feather on his hat drops

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  @Handoverteakettle · 2 years ago

  I think something worth noting, is the Sultan having a small arc himself. He has no real will himself throughout the movie, until the end. He clearly wants his Daughter to be happy, but he is unable to overcome what I can only assume is tradition, and Jafar of course. It&apos;s nice to see the moment when he gains the backbone to change things so his Daughter can be happy.

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  @redlox2 · 2 years ago

  Aladdin is the classic case of “doenst realize lying makes things worst.” Jasmine was interested in HIM Not his status. But of course that is his hero journey.

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  @savvylilac · 2 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLAc0BWZsdQ&amp;t=1146">19:06</a> &quot;Guilt serves a purpose and that purpose is change. And then the moment you start to initiate change, you got to leave behind the guilt, because it did what is was there to do. Anything beyond that, and it&apos;s just garbage.&quot; <br><br>Exactly what I needed to hear. Thank you for saying that.

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  @Jayme.Hope.Music25 · 2 years ago (edited)

  No one is gonna mention that badass move of catching that whip to save the children?

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  @kainfox9140 · 2 years ago

  &quot;The pain of staying the same becomes greater than the pain of changing.&quot; is a great way to describe that feeling of rock bottom. Both painful, both difficult, but one door looking just slightly more open and welcoming than the other.

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  @AloeVera1701 · 2 years ago

  &quot;Please complement my hair more, it&apos;s my only redeeming quality.&quot;<br>Alan says while he has beautiful eyes and is one of the sweetest and most openly sensitive(therefore bravest) men I&apos;ve ever seen.<br>You&apos;re doing just fine Alan.

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