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'''''[[Duck TalesDuckTales (Animation1987)|Duck TalesDuckTales]] the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp''''' marked the first theatrical animated movie by The [[Walt Disney]] Company that was not part of their [[Disney Animated Canon|animated feature canon]], and their first movie based on one of their television shows. It is based on the 1987 version of ''[[DuckDuckTales Tales(1987)|DuckTales]]'' and was released shortly before the series' last few episodes originally aired.
 
The film opens on Scrooge, Launchpad, Huey, Dewey, Louie, and Webby arriving at a dig site where Scrooge's diggers have found a map to a treasure Scrooge has been seeking for forty years - the treasure of Collie Baba and his 40 Thieves. Unbeknownst to them, Dijon, a digger with a severe case of kleptomania, is working for an evil sorcerer named Merlock, who is also seeking the treasure so that he can get his hands on a magic lamp that Collie Baba stole from him so long ago. Just as Scrooge and company find the treasure, Merlock steals it right from under their beaks. However, before he could do that, Webby found the lamp Merlock was seeking, which Scrooge allowed her to keep as a toy for her tea party set. Thus, Scrooge and company end up coming home with the very thing Merlock was looking for.
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Back in Duckburg, the kids discover that the lamp contains a fun-loving genie, who disguises himself as a kid like them and grants their wishes without Scrooge knowing. Scrooge eventually finds out about the genie, and soon wishes for Collie Baba's treasure to be brought to his mansion so that he can finally brag about it to his patrons in the Archaeological Society. Unfortunately, Merlock and Dijon are still on the hunt for the genie, and they know that Scrooge has it...
 
In spite of the popularity of the ''[[DuckDuckTales Tales(1987)|DuckTales]]'' cartoon, the film did poorly at the box office, and as a result, [[What Could Have Been|plans to make more]] ''[[DuckDuckTales Tales(1987)|DuckTales]]'' films and a movie based on ''[[Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers (Animationanimation)|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]'' were scrapped. Two years later, Disney would produce [[Aladdin (Disney film)|a more successful movie involving a genie who lived in a lamp]]...
 
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* [[Air Vent Passageway]]: While infiltrating the money bin, Webby has to crawl through the air vent into the security room and then open the door for the boys.
* [[Animation Bump]]: This movie features some of the most beautiful non-cinematic Disney animation of the early 1990s.
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*** Hey, just because one is immortal doesn't mean that a thousand-foot fall wouldn't ''hurt like hell''!
*** Remember when Genie's Lamp disintegrated and Dijon turned back to normal? I'd say that hitting the ground is the ''least'' of Merlock's problems. Basically {{spoiler|he probably died of ''extreme old age'' long before he hit the ground.}}
* [[Durable Deathtrap|Durable Deathtraps]]s
* [[Evil Laugh]]: Merlock loves indulging in these.
* [[Evil Sorcerer]]: Merlock.
* [[Freeing the Genie]]: Scrooge uses his last wish to have Genie [[Become a Real Boy]].
* [[Goofy Print Underwear]]
* [[Is There a Doctor In Thethe House?]]: Dijon utters this after a booby trap lands on him.
{{quote| '''Dijon:''' Is there a doctor in the pyramid?}}
* [[Laser Hallway]]: Huey, Dewey, Louie and Webby have to go through one of these in the Money Bin.
* [[Living Forever Is Awesome]]: The nephews have this opinion about Merlock's first wish. The Genie has to point out to them that when you're as evil and insane as Merlock is, immortality is ''not'' a good attribute.
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* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: When Dijon finds the lamp, Genie dissuades him from giving it to Merlock by pointing out that Dijon could wish for a fortune of his own. {{spoiler|As Genie mournfully tells Scrooge later on; "I didn't know he'd wish for ''your'' fortune!"}}
* [[Non-Serial Movie]]: The events of the film are never mentioned again in the series, although Scrooge recognizes Dijon when he appears in two episodes that aired shortly after the film's release.
* [[Older Than You Think]]: Ever noticed how this movie is similar to ''[[Aladdin (Disney film)|Aladdin]]''? Well, that is because the latter took inspiration from ''this one'', along with ''[[The Thief and Thethe Cobbler]]''.
* [[Ominous Floating Castle]]: Merlock uses magic to turn Scrooge's money bin into a Floating Castle that is ''very'' ominous.
* [[One-Winged Angel]]: Merlock
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* [[Wasn't That Fun?]]: After they survive the raging river ride.
* [[Why We Can't Have Nice Things]]:
{{quote| '''Scrooge:''' Launchpad! Look what you've done to these ancient ruins!<br />
'''Launchpad:''' Well, it could've been worse. It could've been somethin' new! }}
 
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