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Dec 28, 2016 · Fact Check. Did Sinbad Play a Genie in the 1990s Movie 'Shazaam'? Although many viewers claim to clearly recall comedian Sinbad's playing a genie in a movie called "Shazaam," those...
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Sinbad's 'Shazam!' was a real movie. The clip you see on YouTube is an April Fools joke , but there was a 90s made for TV movie that Sinbad played in as a genie, but for some reason this page exists talking about how it's the Mandela effect when you can't have hundreds of thousands of people who clearly remember the plot to this movie. They also end up remembering the exact outfit the genie wore in the movie. Whoever keeps editing this page needs to stop putting it under Mandela effect Wiki this was an actual movie. It actually existed and there are way too many people who remember it for it to be the Mandela effect. You cannot collectively have so many people remember a movie and then call it an example of the Mandela effect. Despite there being no copy of the movie and everyone they say was involved laughs if you mention it.
It has got many people debating the existence of a movie that others claim never existed. There has been many explanations to why people seem to remember the American stand-up comedian starring as a genie in a 1990s film going by the name 'Shazaam'. Careful what you read because some people are delusional, they are just trying to get likes and views.
In 2012, a while before the Mandela Effect existed as a theory, a Reddit post popped up asking about a genie movie starring the American stand-up comedian Sinbad. Many people claimed to remember the movie and remember either renting the movie from Blockbusters or constantly watching the movie, being a childhood memory for many. However people were shocked to realise that the movie (soon named 'Shazaam' by ones with the memory) never existed. There were no records of Sinbad ever starring as a genie or a movie ever being released by the name of Shazaam. This has caused much conspiracy in many families and friends who vividly remember watching the movie.
Many people who remember the movie have asked Sinbad about the movie, however he claimed that he had never made such movie or starred as a genie.
While the story of Shazaam is not entirely clear and the lines are very blurred for some, many have claimed the following scenes take place:
•A little girl wishes for Shazaam to fix her broken doll.
•The children meet Shazaam in the attic by fighting over the genie lamp and summoning him.
•They first believe he is a kidnapper and run away.
•A pool party takes place in where the boss of the father gets humiliated.
•The children wish for their father to find love after their mother's death.
Shazaam has claimed to have been wearing a golden turban, an earring, purple vest, purple puffy pants and golden pointed shoes. However, there has been other claims that Shazaam was wearing a fez. The front cover of the VHS tape has claimed to have had Sinbad with his face turned slightly to the side and with his back to a young boy. Shazaam has a ...
The following are explanations that could have possibly been the answer to this Mandela Effect. Most of these explanations consist of false memory claims.
•A movie named 'Kazaam' was released in 1996 starring Shaquille O'Neil as a genie. Many believe that people are confusing this movie with the one they claimed starred Sinbad and was called Shazaam. However, many claim that they remember watching both movies and preferring Shazaam as Kazaam was poorly written in comparison and was known for being a Shazaam rip-off.
•Sinbad came forward stating that he starred in a skit where he was dressed as a genie and claimed this must be the explanation. However, many people still claim that Sinbad starred in a feature-length movie as a genie.
•In the comedy cartoon, American Dad, Sinbad voiced a genie-like character which many claim could be an explanation.
•People claim the confusion is because of 'Sinbad the Sailor'.
•Another claim is that all Shazaam copies were destroyed after a legal dispute with the writers of 'Kazaam' or DC Comics (since they have a character named 'Shazaam') or that Sinbad was simply embarrased by the movie and refuses to acknowledge it exists.
•Sinbad took part in an April Fools Joke where 'found footage' of Shazaam was found.
•Many stated Mara Wilson and Jonathan Taylor Thomas starred in this movie.
Dec 10, 2023 · The 'Mandela Effect' explained as people are convinced Sinbad really did play a genie in the 90s. By James Kay. It turns out that Sinbad never played a genie in a 90s movie called Shazaam, despite many having vivid memories of it... and it's all down to the Mandela Effect.
The one Mandela Effect that gets me is "Shazaam," the alleged Sinbad film that never existed. I do not personally have any episodic memories involving Shazaam, but it seems pretty common. I do believe the Mandela Effect to be a matter of shared human tendencies toward misremembering certain kinds of information in certain ways.
Sep 23, 2021 · The Mandela Effect of 'Shazaam,' Which Everyone Knows Stars Sinbad. How 'Shazaam' Went From Nonexistent Genie Movie To Full-Blown Mandela Effect Conspiracy. Lauren Milici. Updated September 23, 2021 622.3K views 14 items. Do you remember a fantasy film from the 1990s in which Sinbad played a genie? Well, it never existed.
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Mar 20, 2023 · But no one has been able to prove its existence. It’s been said that this is an example of the “Mandela effect,” which describes a false memory shared by multiple people. Other examples of the effect are the title of Berenstain Bears being spelled “Berenstein” or the Monopoly man wearing a monocle.
Dec 23, 2016 · The Mandela Effect is a “theory that a large group of people with the same false memory used to live in a parallel universe,” deriving from the idea that many people believe Nelson Mandela...
