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Kazaam (1996)

93 min · Fairy-Tale Film, Komödie, Musical, comedy film, fantasy film

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A 12-year-old boy accidentally releases a 5,000-year-old genie from a magic boombox and must navigate the consequences of his wishes.

The story

After a wrecking ball causes a magic lamp to fall onto a boombox, a genie named Kazaam begins to reside inside it. Meanwhile, a boy named Max Conner faces various challenges at school, including dealing with bullies. Seeking refuge in an abandoned building, Max accidentally releases Kazaam. The genie demonstrates his powers before disappearing. Upon discovering his mother plans to marry a man named Travis and seeking his real father, Max encounters Kazaam again. The genie pesters Max into making a wish, leading to a series of events where Max must manage Kazaam's abilities while dealing with his family's secrets.

First release year
1996
Runtime (minutes)
94
Production countries
United States
Original languages
English
Directors
Paul Michael Glaser
Writers
Christian Ford · screenplay; Roger Soffer · screenplay; Paul Michael Glaser · story
Cast and characters
Shaquille O'Neal · Kazaam; Francis Capra; Ally Walker; James Acheson
Genres
musical; fantasy; comedy
Themes
wish fulfillment; dysfunctional families
Tone and mood
fantasy; comedy
Premise and plot tags
genies in film; musical
Reported review scores
Rotten Tomatoes · score: 5% · review count: 38; Metacritic · score: 24 · scale: 100 · review count: 14; CinemaScore · score: B+ · scale: A+ to F
Production trivia
The film's origins began with director Paul Michael Glaser taking his son to the NBA All-Star game.; The script was written in six and a half weeks with production commencing after ten before going into Turnaround where it was acquired by Disney.; Many people falsely remember a similar 1990s film titled Shazaam, starring comedian and actor Sinbad as a genie.
Catalogue themes and tags

Genie in a bottle, New York, Wünsche, vater-sohn, verflucht, Children's/Family, Fantasy, Comedy, Family Film, Fantasy Comedy, Children's Fantasy

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