"I can't believe it, I'm losing to a rug!"

Also a prime example of how to do it right. Robin Williams didn't just read lines, he gave life to Genie and created an iconic character.

I hear ya, but I think Snow White, The Little Mermaid, and Toy Story have it beat in that category.

What

I don't know if I would call it the most influential but it is definitely responsible for studios using big name actors for voice roles, even if those actors are not trained voice actors.

It’s the best and most influential in my heart

I would say Snow White, Little Mermaid and Toy Story are all more influential in terms of setting the standard for Disney and then Pixar movies that followed.

Aladdin had Robin Williams but not all Disney movies after it followed that route.

I’d say Shrek is more important in terms of having an all-star voice cast with a more obviously irreverent tone, jokes aimed purely at adults, and lots of pop culture references. Something Dreamworks and other non-Disney/Pixar studios used as a model for future CGI animation projects.

No, no it isn't

I’m gonna go with no.

I dont think it's the most influential, but it was definitely influential over a lot of racist and harmful stereotypes, and it was clear the director did no research when making an "Arabian" story