If most of tu like me have grown up with The Little Mermaid and have followed the cine and TV shows, I think tu realize when it comes to the story of the rebellious redhead from under the sea, it's not completely there.
Now I didn't see The Little Mermaid in theaters, but a lot of tu did. It after all was the highest grossing animated film at that time. And of course, tu all loved it. So when tu found out that disney was making an animated series about the movie, tu of course were very excited. I myself grew up watching the series on VHS's and one of the VHS's I owned was "In Harmony."
And in that episode, we see a flashback as to how Ariel met her best friend, Flounder. We see that they met when they were young.
Then comes the sequel where we see that Ariel has a daughter. OK.
But then years later, we have the prequel film, "Ariel's Beginning." Where we see Ariel and platija meeting for the first time, but what's this???????? They're not young, They're both TEENAGERS!!!
What. The. HELL?!?!?!??!
tu know, truthfully, I kinda like Ariel's Beginning and I even like the way Ariel and platija meet for the first time in the movie. It's quite cute and adorable, but it's like the producers didn't even watch the series before making the movie!
When tu make a prequel film, tu have to pay attention to detail. Which means tu have to look at the original fuente material and carry off from that. That is one of the most important things.
In closing, if they insist on remaking the way Ariel and platija meet, then I say they do a remake series. A remake series leaves a lot of room for más stories and ideas. For example, early episodes could mostrar a younger, skinnier Ursula working in the palace before becoming the Sea Witch. There could be más adventures, más drama, más everything!
Now I didn't see The Little Mermaid in theaters, but a lot of tu did. It after all was the highest grossing animated film at that time. And of course, tu all loved it. So when tu found out that disney was making an animated series about the movie, tu of course were very excited. I myself grew up watching the series on VHS's and one of the VHS's I owned was "In Harmony."
And in that episode, we see a flashback as to how Ariel met her best friend, Flounder. We see that they met when they were young.
Then comes the sequel where we see that Ariel has a daughter. OK.
But then years later, we have the prequel film, "Ariel's Beginning." Where we see Ariel and platija meeting for the first time, but what's this???????? They're not young, They're both TEENAGERS!!!
What. The. HELL?!?!?!??!
tu know, truthfully, I kinda like Ariel's Beginning and I even like the way Ariel and platija meet for the first time in the movie. It's quite cute and adorable, but it's like the producers didn't even watch the series before making the movie!
When tu make a prequel film, tu have to pay attention to detail. Which means tu have to look at the original fuente material and carry off from that. That is one of the most important things.
In closing, if they insist on remaking the way Ariel and platija meet, then I say they do a remake series. A remake series leaves a lot of room for más stories and ideas. For example, early episodes could mostrar a younger, skinnier Ursula working in the palace before becoming the Sea Witch. There could be más adventures, más drama, más everything!
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Sleeping Beauty was released on January 29, 1959 and was made due to the overwhelming success of Cinderella. Therefor the disney Studios got right to work revisiting the fairy tale formula and developing a new version of the classic story. It was decided early on that this film would have to surpass its predecessing fairy tale films.
Background artist Evynd Earle was hired to develop a new look which combined both medieval and modern art forms. His designs were unique in that they were dominated por definate vertical/ horizontal lines and geometric shapes. This would have...
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Background artist Evynd Earle was hired to develop a new look which combined both medieval and modern art forms. His designs were unique in that they were dominated por definate vertical/ horizontal lines and geometric shapes. This would have...
