Phroobar
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Disney's Live Action The Little Mermaid
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Jedijax719
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Incorrect. The Guardsians TEASER was released on 12/1 and the ANQM TEASER on 10/24. The Little Mermaid TEASER was dropped at D23 on 9/9 which was 251 days (about 8 1/2 months) before release.
Your post is both 100% incorrect and 100% pointless.
And don't even try to bring up the bot-created dislikes.
Elijah Abrams
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The live-action remake will feature a new song, called "For The First Time", by Alan Menken and Lin-Manuel Miranda.
www.empireonline.com
Now I’d like to see an animated Disney musical with songs by Menken and Miranda!
The Little Mermaid’s New Ariel Song ‘For The First Time’ Is ‘About Her Experiences The Moment She Hits Land’, Says Rob Marshall – Exclusive Image
Halle Bailey's Ariel gets her own new number written by Alan Menken and Lin-Manuel Miranda. Read more at Empire.
Now I’d like to see an animated Disney musical with songs by Menken and Miranda!
Screamface
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Why improve on Will Smith's Genie technology if that film made bank.
It looks like they're deep-faking faces onto CGI bodies in many of the shots. I don't know if that's what they're doing. It is a technique. Do a CGI face. To try and mitigate uncanny valley. Deep fake on top of that.
Probably just a case of, capture the performance. The body is CGI, keep the face. The hair is also CGI for control and under water scenes. Bad matching of light, movement and blending of the actual face.
So much for beat-by-beat remake.The live-action remake will feature a new song, called "For The First Time", by Alan Menken and Lin-Manuel Miranda.
The Little Mermaid’s New Ariel Song ‘For The First Time’ Is ‘About Her Experiences The Moment She Hits Land’, Says Rob Marshall – Exclusive Image
Halle Bailey's Ariel gets her own new number written by Alan Menken and Lin-Manuel Miranda. Read more at Empire.
Now I’d like to see an animated Disney musical with songs by Menken and Miranda!
BuddyThomas
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Don’t worry. Now they’ll find something else to whine about.
Disney Analyst
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Since dislikes don't really matter on YouTube these days, unless you go out of your way to find them and view them... all that matters in engagement. Comments = engagement. Views = engagement.
The Little Mermaid trailer is currently at 6.6 million views on the main Walt Disney Studios channel, and sitting at #9 on trending.
The Little Mermaid trailer is currently at 6.6 million views on the main Walt Disney Studios channel, and sitting at #9 on trending.
erasure fan1
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Well to be fair, it can still be a beat by beat remake even with a new song. I'm not saying a new song is bad. But if it's 95% the same movie, with just a new song, then that's a bit disappointing.
BuddyThomas
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Then stay home.
erasure fan1
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Just a bit defensive are we? Nothing I said is out of line. You might personally want Disney to just skate by with little effort. I don't, so why's that so wrong? I want them to innovate, push things forward. If this remake route is the way Disney is going, and it is. Higher expectations are no less valid than your opinions.
BuddyThomas
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I’m not defensive at all. Just based on all your comments, all you do is continue to look for crap to complain about. This pattern is true of many on here and is extremely tiresome. It’s like “Hey, let’s belong to a Disney chat board and then do nothing at all but complain about Disney.” Perhaps there are other entertainment companies that would make you happier.
erasure fan1
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I hate to say it, but it works both ways. Some would say the constant trying to paint everything as sunshine and rainbows is equally as tiresome. Even when something is blatantly bad, you and many on here will jump in and go into defend Disneys honor mode. I've been a Disney fan for my entire life. I've been going to the parks for over 40yrs. It's not wrong to call out mediocrity and wanting a company you've invested so much in to be better.
BuddyThomas
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Incorrect. I was the first one to say the remake of Pinocchio was absolute garbage after months of hoping for the best before it was released. If Mermaid is garbage, I'll be right there to say that as well.....ONCE IT OPENS. My problem is with the haters who hate before an attraction opens or a film is released. Plus ya tossed in a nice Oscars hate fest for good measure when this was one of the best reviewed Oscars in years.
erasure fan1
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Here's the thing, I never said the movie was garbage. I said the visual effects are not very good. That is something that is fair game as the trailer is out for all to see. I also said IF it was a beat for beat remake it would be disappointing. Again I didn't call the film garbage or terrible.
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Plus to add to this…I have issues with the glee some so called fans seem to take when Disney fails at something…as a Disney fan…I always hope for the best…there are some misses but there are some hits in there too
GimpYancIent
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I am curious to see, post release of the film, merchandise sales trends and if park meet and greets are changed. The trailer was good, music is Little Mermaid, and the story line is already known. In short it was entertaining but not exciting.
LSLS
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I guess, but it still seems near-identical to me so far. I mean, Beauty and the Beast added that one scene to it (which in my opinion didn't fit at all) just to say something was different too. I'd be surprised if this doesn't do well, but it still isn't for me (and honestly, I'm sick of Lin Manuel Miranda songs at this point too, but again, I fully admit I'm in a minority here).
LSLS
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Things don't change if everything succeeds. If they close the park at 4:00 and charge the same amount, I don't think it's wrong to want it to fail so they open back up through the night. Yes, some seem to go way too far, but I don't think the concept is totally wrong.
If you don’t care for something you have experienced it and hope it does not work out and hope it changes is one thing…but when you hope a movie fails and continue to post how such movie failed in a gleeful manner without having even seen such movie is another see the Strange World thread for example