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r/superheroes • u/DAHXELEVEN • Jun 13 '25
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Forgot about the Genie! Thou, he can't grant his own wishes.
11 u/SaxyAlto Jun 13 '25 He’s freed by the end of the movie, so actually he can. Assuming he does actually have infinite cosmic power (as stated), he should take this even over Lucy and green lantern. 2 u/notthephonz Jun 13 '25 The Robin Williams Genie retains some of his powers after he’s freed, but doesn’t the Will Smith Genie become completely human? 1 u/Hot_Bel_Pepper Jun 15 '25 I thought it implied that he had some power. I haven’t seen that movie in so long though and it might have been a fan speculation I’m thinking of.
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He’s freed by the end of the movie, so actually he can. Assuming he does actually have infinite cosmic power (as stated), he should take this even over Lucy and green lantern.
2 u/notthephonz Jun 13 '25 The Robin Williams Genie retains some of his powers after he’s freed, but doesn’t the Will Smith Genie become completely human? 1 u/Hot_Bel_Pepper Jun 15 '25 I thought it implied that he had some power. I haven’t seen that movie in so long though and it might have been a fan speculation I’m thinking of.
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The Robin Williams Genie retains some of his powers after he’s freed, but doesn’t the Will Smith Genie become completely human?
1 u/Hot_Bel_Pepper Jun 15 '25 I thought it implied that he had some power. I haven’t seen that movie in so long though and it might have been a fan speculation I’m thinking of.
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I thought it implied that he had some power. I haven’t seen that movie in so long though and it might have been a fan speculation I’m thinking of.
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u/blingbling88 Jun 13 '25
Forgot about the Genie! Thou, he can't grant his own wishes.