Little Mermaid

Camera work and acting reminds me of cinnimax at night's bad pornos.

Besides the gorgeous actress who plays Ariel, this was a movie that I wish I had not watched. Only... it does now make me curious to read the original tale and see what liberties were taken by these guys and by Disney.

Very low budget and really comes across like a college film project, very few characters and very cheap sets and simple dialogue. Everything is left to the imagination!

An hypnotically beautiful retelling of the classic Hans Christian Andersen tale. Slow and meditative certainly, but also deeply affecting. This story always made me cry as a child and this version moves me just as completely. In this era of "Time's Up" and "Me Too", this feels even more relevant. Highly recommended.

Funny how the few "glowing" reviews of this are from people who signed up a month ago and wrote ONE review saying how magical this is.

Trust me, it's awful, slow, depressing, poorly filmed, woefully acted, reeks of micro budget and it's just a painful watch.

It's not often I come across a film like this, that is so terrible, it makes you question how some people really are allowed to make movies. This really does feel like something that was put together for public access TV.

I'm guessing that given another month or so, the rating numbers on here will drop drastically once the honest ratings from genuine movie goers are totted up.

Real bottom of the barrel stuff with zero redeeming features I'm afraid.

I've seen way worse movies the actors did a pretty good job for a cheap film I just wish you would know what happens next with him