A Mermaid for Christmas

This movie was honestly something I would expect on the Hallmark channel. The storyline was really silly, the acting was dreadful. I found myself cringing at how awkwardly written it was. The antagonist was utterly ridiculous. Don't waste your time with this one folks.

This movie is the perfect affirmation for those who believe that hope is worth the effort, even though fairy tales are just fictional. The struggles of life are stressful, especially when one adds grief to the equation. Losing a loved one is tragic for anyone, but the lingering feelings of pain and loneliness can bring a person to an awful place. This movie is more allegorical, than a tale of fanciful imagination. It appeals to the romance, optimism, and enduring liberty every heart yearns to thrive. No one in the cast will win an Academy Award for the picture, but they score big when it pertains to delivering a wholesome performance for the entire family.

It was really nice to see them again together!! But as for the movie not to excited about the mermaid at all and their Chemistry was not good together.

As a former high school Drama director, I would never have accepted such amateurish, stiff acting, direction and writing. The first fifteen minutes was torture and good cause to stop the suffering.

The acting/directing was really bad, like high-school drama class without any restraint or good taste. Did they even rehearse? I found this movie to be unwatchable, even though I tend to give Christmas movies a pass on qualify of production and acting.