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The Sinbad Genie Movie That Never Existed

The Sinbad Genie Movie That Never Existed

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Do you remember a fantasy film from the 1990s in which Sinbad played a genie Well, it never existed. The Shazaam conspiracy is an internet phenomenon that all started with an innocent Yahoo! Answers question inquiring if anyone else remembered the movie. A film named Kazaam starring Shaquille O'Neal as a goofy genie did come out in 1996, but Shazaam truthers are adamant that not only were they two different films, but that Kazaam was simply a cheap knock-off of the brilliance that was Shazaam. To read more about this mysterious film, go here:
Date: 2024-07-12

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In 2000, a former intelligence officer named Pedro Alvarez came forward to blow the whistle on the the _Shazam_ movie starring Sinbad. He leaked detailed documents, some of which were still heavily redacted. Others were very clear that during the making of the film, there were multiple unexplained sightings of strange phenoma in the skies around various filming locations throughout the duration of filming. Coinciding with mysterious deaths and illnesses on set as well.
Shortly after leaking the documents it was reported by neighbors of the Alvarez family that men in suits showed up at Pedro's home in Alexandria, VA to question him. Him and his family were never seen again, and eventually his home was demolished and rebuilt. The neighbors that reported this all recanted their statements not too long afterwards, and all references to the _Shazam_ film starting Sinbad were scrubbed from the internet for years.

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This was I recall. 2 kids, boy and a girl. Mom died and Dad is looking for love. They 1st try to wish for that, but Sinbad can’t force love. Instead, the boy (who I think was JTT, wished for $1 million and a barn fills with cash. Mobsters catch wind Sinbad was released and are hunting him down. Forgot 2nd wish, but I remember end clearly. They all end up at a St Fair and Dad ends up falling in love naturally with a woman from his job. Last wish is for Sinbad to become human. It then ends with him on a comedy stage winking at the cameraI seem to remember more than most. Does that sound familiar
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The mysteries of memories!

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Strange, this is (Yoda. My brother and I remember watching it multiple times. We are certain we saw it. My brother even texted me at the beginning of all this to confirm if I remembered the movie, which I do. I was born in 1989. We used to rent VHS tapes or get them from the library in South Central Los Angeles. Are the people claiming to have seen it from all over the US Around the same born date
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Me and my brother watched it multiple times. And I was born in 90. This one really bothers me because I know it was a movie. Idk
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My mom took me to see the Shaq Kazam movie. I solidly remeber seeing it on tv with my brother. My mom found it and picked it out for us to watch. I also remeber the news network saying a helicopter flew into the pentagon, but later it changed to a airplane. Whatever, i guess.
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I remember that Sinbad Genie movie. Was Great had Sinbad and the Genie in it. Kevin Mathews played Sinbad and Richard Eyer played the Genie. It was called The 7th Voyage of Sinbad filmed in 1958 the year I was born.
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0: 01 I think that people intuitively know that Sinbad would nail such a role and they have convinced themselves that he has already played it!
That is the perfect comedy style for Sinbad!
Sinbad is so funny!

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What’s more likely That we live in an alternate simulated dimension, or that people mistakenly read a -stain name as -stein Also I’ve seen Kazaam, and never heard of Shazam until the Mandela stuff began.
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On the timeline I'm originally from there was no Shaq movie. Also I distinctly remember watching Nelson Mandela's funeral on television with my grandmother when I was like 8 years old. Come at me bro
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When you realised there is a higher power that even the government of the most powerful nation obeyed and the public is forbidden to have knowledge of them that control even your known history.
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Until proven otherwise, I'm convinced that ufos are simply just people from the future. There's a recent documentary called the Adam project that follows this theory perfectly.
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Also it's Froot Loops and Loony Tunes.
The Monopoly guy never had a monocle.
And Tom Cruise wasn't wearing sunglasses during the old time rock and roll dance scene.

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I'm on the side of the 'Mandella Affect' being false memories or people perpetuating hoaxes. Certainly more believable than being in a simulation or matrix glitches IMO.
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I never understood why folks thought Shazam not DC ever existed as a Sinbad movie. I remember an animated Sinbad movie with Brad Pitt tho. Wasn't great
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I am a Sinbad genie film believer. For my internal memory it came out around the same time as the Macaulay Culkin film 'Getting Even With Dad'.
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Phil Hartman was in Jingle All The Way with Sinbad. I saw Sinbad in concert ages ago. He opened for Aretha Franklin. Now that was a concert!
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Me after the first 20 Seconds: NO, IT DID exist! It was starring Bud Spencer and was not about Shazaam but Aladdin! What the f!
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Shazzam was one of the great cartoons of my youth, but there's nothing that's going to make me remember Sinbad in a genie movie.
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This one is so weird, because I remember as a kid both these movies existed and I thought one was clearly a rip off of the other.
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I remember the Nickelodeon Magazine dedicated to Kazaam. I read it cover to cover, because my parents refused to take me.
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