9 changes we can already tell Disney's live-action Aladdin is making from the animated movie

• Disney released the official trailer for its live-action "Aladdin" movie and it contains a lot of scenes straight out of the original animated movie.
• It also contains some big — and small — differences.
• From an enormous version of Iago to a change in color to Aladdin's feather, INSIDER rounds up changes in the new "Aladdin" movie. 

Disney dropped its official trailer for its live-action "Aladdin" movie Tuesday.

While some of the trailer offered near shot-for-shot recreations of scenes from the Oscar-winning 1992 movie, it looks like the Guy Ritchie-directed film is also making big changes from the original. 

INSIDER rounded up some of the biggest differences we noticed the live-action movie is making from the animated movie. Some of the details are more nitpicky items that will probably have little bearing on the overall movie, but bother us nonetheless as diehard "Aladdin" fans. 

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Jasmine looks like she's barely trying to hide the fact she's royalty in the marketplace.

At the start of the 1992 movie, Jasmine hides the fact she's a princess by dressing in, what can only be compared to, a giant potato sack, to blend in with the locals.

Unless the common folk in Agrabah have no idea what their princess looks like, this doesn't seem like a great disguise. 

It looks like Jafar is NOT going to cosplay as an old man to trick Aladdin into getting the magic lamp for him.

In the animated film, Jafar visits Aladdin in a jail cell dressed as an old man with a limp. He guides him to the Cave of Wonders in his disguise.

The live-action movie looks like it's skipping over that as we see Aladdin approach the cave with Jafar looking very much like himself.

It looks like the sexy belly dancers are getting replaced with multiple dancing Genies during the "Friend Like Me" song.

This is a change we like. It's not necessary to have a group of scantily clad belly dancers in a children's movie.