Disney released two new clips from their live-action remake of Aladdin this week, which teases a humorous reference from star Will Smith's past along with a magic carpet ride.
The highly-anticipated movie is slated to open during the lucrative Memorial Day holiday weekend in a few weeks.
It will be going up against United Artists' indie dramatic comedy Booksmart and Sony's thriller Brightburn, which both have R ratings and aren't expected to contend with Aladdin.
New clips: Disney released two new clips from their live-action remake of Aladdin this week, which teases a humorous reference from star Will Smith's past and a magic carpet ride
Highly anticipated: The highly-anticipated movie is slated to open during the lucrative Memorial Day holiday weekend in a few weeks
The first clip features Aladdin (Mena Massoud) asking the Genie (Will Smith) to 'make me a prince,' which leads the Genie to explain that he needs to be much more specific.
'There is a lot of grey area in "make me a prince,"' the Genie explains, before creating a 'prince' out of thin air that appears on a cliff far away from them.
While the 'prince' he created is at quite a distance, it seems to be a reference to Smith's character in the Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
Fresh prince: While the 'prince' he created is at quite a distance, it seems to be a reference to Smith's character in the Fresh Prince of Bel Air
Smith's Genie tells Aladdin to, 'be specific with your words, the deal is in the detail,' before wondering why he needs to change Aladdin at all, since Princess Jasmine (Naomi Scott) already likes him.
'I told you, she has to marry a prince,' Aladdin retorts, as the 'fresh
