Well there is talks going on behind closed doors about allowing all the big studios to show previews of their upcoming slates on next years Academy Awards… with viewership decreasing the last few years they are trying to figure out ways to entice more people to watch… Even though the Academy Awards is one of my my most anticipated TV events of the year… I realize I am in the minorityHow tacky of Disney to run a trailer for one of their movies in the middle of an awards show, as PART of the awards show. And have actresses introduce it. Yeesh...
Most of us not enjoying what we’re seeing so far are not dumping on the people looking forward to this; we’re dumping on Disney’s current lack of creativity.Some people have seen the classic animation once. And that's enough for them. And that's fine.
Some people have seen the classing animation several times. And so, the live-action will be just one more re-watching, but with a different visual interest.
No one is forced to watch a live-action remake. If seeing TLM once is enough, then peace be with you as you go about your business.
But stop dumping on people's desire to see it again with a different 'staging.'
Reprisals of Broadway musicals are quite popular even tho it's the same plot, dialogue, and music.
I saw an interesting video over the weekend. I think it was Fandom's By the Numbers. Basically, they took a look at box office success and critical acclaim of Best Picture winners. Up until about 2000, there was a correlation between the 2. The nominated movies were movies people went to see. Then the Academy started nominating all these prestige, art house movies that very few people had seen.Sometimes things just go out of fashion and people lose interest in watching.
Disney has released the official trailer for The Little Mermaid.
I had the opposite reaction: I’ve not been all that hopeful about the remake, but then the trailer totally won me over.Just saw the new trailer. Until now I’d been optimistic. I still like the casting.
But, oh my gosh. this looks so boring! Just another nearly shot-by shot remake with horrible CGI animals???? That’s the impression this new trailer gives. No thanks. Cripes, I’d rather watch “Cats” a second time.
I hope I’m wrong. I’d genuinely love for this to actually be excellent and much more imaginative than the trailer suggests.
LOL, they are not making a mermaid movie where she turns into sea foam at the end. On the other hand, they are making a film version of Once on This Island, which is loosely based on The Little Mermaid and has something resembling the Hans Christian Anderson ending.There are two things that make The Little Mermaid watchable: the quality of the animation and the beauty of Jodi Benson’s voice. This remake will have neither, so why would I want to watch it? The animated picture has a horrible moral lesson that if you make a deal with the devil, everything will work out great in the end for you. The only way this remake can offer anything of value is if it is faithful to the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale and something tells me that won’t happen.
Since it offends you to your very core so much, please also refrain from watching any movies, television shows, podcasts, concerts, or theatre. You wouldn’t want to support any pampered overpaid nitwits in any way, after all.![]()
Just like you, anyone is allowed to express an opinion. As previously stated, there were very few politics on view last night so I don’t know what your problem is this time.Or, they could just stick to talking about what they are (mostly) good at, which is entertainment.
Oh my God.A studio obviously tries to put their best foot forward in a trailer so I was also surprised by how incredibly bland she seemed.
I don’t anything about the actress, but I assumed she would be a key driver in my interest to see this, but if that is an example of her acting ability, consider me greatly concerned.
Perhaps this is why they waited so long to release the full trailer, who knows….
I believe either Jessica Alexander or Emily Coates.So do we know who will play Ursula in human form?
You really are a piece of work. Completely clueless.
Melissa McCarthySo do we know who will play Ursula in human form?
Imdb has nothing listed yet. Maybe that's the change, it won't be her going to the surface. It will be something else.I believe either Jessica Alexander or Emily Coates.
No she just plays Ursula. They won't have regular Melissa go up and stop Ariel. At least I wouldn't think.Melissa McCarthy
Looking at her credits in IMDB, she is a singer not an actress. Her only real acting credit was on Grown-ish.A studio obviously tries to put their best foot forward in a trailer so I was also surprised by how incredibly bland she seemed.
I don’t know anything about the actress, but I assumed she would be a key driver in my interest to see this, but if that is an example of her acting ability, consider me greatly concerned.
Perhaps this is why they waited so long to release the full trailer, who knows….
The first full trailer was released on the same exact day as the first trailer for Aladdin. (rolling eyes)A studio obviously tries to put their best foot forward in a trailer so I was also surprised by how incredibly bland she seemed.
I don’t know anything about the actress, but I assumed she would be a key driver in my interest to see this, but if that is an example of her acting ability, consider me greatly concerned.
Perhaps this is why they waited so long to release the full trailer, who knows….
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