Little Mermaid

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.

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

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!

Absolutely awful, a complete waste of my time, bad acting, very low budget looking, couldn't be further from the original story. The only reason I watched this train wreck was because I thought it was the Disney remake but believe me it's the furthest thing from that. Wish to God I'd watched paint dry instead.

I can't believe I am even writing a review. I don't know what the previous reviewers were on (may be affiliated with the creators) but this was probably the worst movie I've ever seen.

The modern take on this classic tale had so much potential but the execution was beyond terrible. This felt like a student project than anything. Obviously they had no budget, but you don't need money to tell an interesting story. This had nothing to say. The pacing was all off, the introduction doesn't make sense at all, bad acting and bad dialogue (almost on the level of The Room), bland shallow characters, did not buy the central love story at all, and the whole stripper thing did not make sense and felt exploitative!!!

It's a shame because there were some artful camera work, just the story and direction was so amateurish and made no sense at all.