The Little Mermaid Review: Disney’s New Leap into Children’s Entertainment, Halle Bailey Shows This New Way as a Mermaid

Disney’s new movie “The Little Mermaid” is a technologically advanced IMAX and 3D version of its own animation film “The Little Mermaid.” This time the story is slightly different from the original story. This time the story involves efforts to end apartheid. And the onus is on the teenage mermaid, Ariel, the heroine of the story and mother of the hero. Both have a different color than the original film. Indra and Mala, the daughters of the king of Sagara, also appear at the beginning of the story. Ariel, the youngest of the daughters, loves adventure. Wandering in sunken ships, Ariel is tempted by the world beyond the sea. Against all odds, she rises above the water and in one such sequence rescues the prince from the sinking ship and carries him ashore. However, when she regains consciousness, she leaves. Here in the depths of the sea, his sister is desperate to get hold of the sea king’s scepter. A long time ago he was expelled from the society. She wants to use Ariel’s passion as her weapon. By luring him to become human, she tries to get the prince herself. However, the story returns to its original path as it comes to the episode.

Rob Marshall, this time with screenwriter David Magee, expands the story a bit. The original 83-minute film has now become a two-and-a-half-hour film and that too is the film’s weak link. Rob also worked with Alan Menken, the composer of the previous film. Mencken received two Oscars for the original film. Another original score for the film’s song ‘Under the Water’. The song ‘Under the Water’ is on its own this time. This single song can recover the ticket money to watch the movie in IMAX and 3D. Such a beautiful and colorful underwater world has rarely been seen before on the big screen. But, the story is dominated by the dark side of Sagar. The songs are also more than the previous film and due to this the story drags a bit.

But, despite its flaws, The Little Mermaid is a perfect summer vacation movie to watch with kids. Children will especially love this movie. Watching Dusky Mermaid will also be a new experience for children, but for the children of the new century it is also an important lesson of changing times. Hailey Bailey, the singer who plays Ariel, is a singer by birth. This is her first leading role in a film and she also believes that it is a bold step to integrate black people into the mainstream. He has a charm in his voice and whenever the film’s song ‘Part of Your World’ plays in his voice, he very effectively conveys the wishes, desires and aspirations of a teenager with the harmony of his voice and facial expressions. explains He is successful in presenting on screen.

Jalpari’s three friends are also very cool. Aquafina, voicing the mermaid, has done a wonderful job of keeping the character alive till the last scene. This scuttle is an important part of the aquatic story. Jacob Tremblay voices Flounder and Debbie Diggs voices Sebastian, the crab who receives mermaid surveillance duties from the King’s trusted advisor. In the climax of the film, the entertainment as well as the real miracle of this quartet is seen. Since the film is set in the first quarter of the 21st century, all the techniques of live animation are present here. The roaring waves in a sea storm scare you. The shark attack scenes in the deep sea are chilling and the sorceress Ursula’s tricks as the king’s sister are reminiscent of every folktale in which a beautiful princess is haunted by a witch.