There's enough plot holes in this movie to drain pasta.
Plus in about two years no kid will understand Genie's jokes. I still don't understand some of them
Or TLM and BatB

Plot holes that are worse than those in PatF (IMO) and a ton of things that are contrived. There's a ton of humor that comes out of no where. There are also a ton of problems with things in Jasmine and Aladdin's relationship, such as the fact that they don't pay attention to what the other says and it ends up unintentionally portraying Jasmine as REALLY materialistic. Almost the entire plot is based on the fact that Aladdin can't marry Jasmine because he isn't a prince, but in the end it's solved by the king just changing the law. If that's all that needed to happen, why did we have the last hour of the movie? Why didn't Genie making him a prince last the whole movie, did he just disguise him as a prince- in which case, Genie didn't grant a wish. Why did it take Jafar seeing the lamp to recognize Aladdin when he'd sought him out, put him in prison, pretended to be in prison with him, and sent him into the cave of wonders? Why didn't Jasmine take the lamp and wish Aladdin into being a prince again before Aladdin wished Genie free? All of the dialog of the characters and the pop culture references have already dated the film horribly- heck, I can't understand a lot of the jokes in this movie.

What Rhythmic said.

I have to say Snow White and the seven Dwarfs. I know it is the first animated movie, but it does have its issues. The biggest one is that it feels like a short film that is stretched out to have feature film minutes. The type of slapstick is effective in a short film, but not in a feature film. Another issue is that there are some characters that are just plot devices in disguise (you all know the characters that I am referring to). Some scenes are too short and others are too long and are just filler. The movements are a bit stiff, but it was the first animated feature film, so I won't count that one.

BatB would be my next vote than Aladdin

Or Aladdin. I just can't help that I get bored every time I watch this movie. There's just too many useless scenes.

To me the ending is one of the major weaknesses of this film. Aladdin gives up his last wish to free the Genie, which is a big sacrifice for him, and I think it would have been better if that sacrifice had been emphasised more. But 5 seconds later the Sultan all-too-conveniently decides that Aladdin can become a prince - it's just all too easy, and had it been done earlier it would have avoided a lot of trouble with Jafar.
And then there's the pop culture references, which in my opinion significantly weaken a film, even if they are entertaining.

I changed my mind....while Snow White has a lot of filler scenes, it aged very, very well...Aladdin already looks dated, its a one generation wonder...plus, the movie not only has filler scenes (hell, the very first scene on the screen is filler), it also has a lot of plot contrivances.

It has a sweet story but not really exciting, and it's whole mood isn't 'timeless', I mean for a 4 years old it's okay, but example for me and my friends it's pretty boring. You can't really enjoy it when you're older in my opinion.

Just wait a few years...my experience with Snow White is that it starts our very scary when you are a little child, becomes less interesting when the years go on...and then you suddenly watch the movie and realize what a piece of art it is and you like it all over again, exactly for being so uncomplicated.

Quite honestly, none of the film left are weak in my opinion, we've gotten rid of all the bad apples. I guess I'm gonna picking based on personal biased from now on.

Also, if the Genie still has powers, can't he CHOSE to help Aladdin once he's free?