And she's still a beautiful woman, so much missed opportunities in this remake ALTHOUGH I did enjoy it, there wasn't much creativity thrown in for me to walk out from the theater and think "this is the best of the remakes".. nope not yet
Wow I did not know this was how they got her movements. That's amazing. She is literally Ariel. We can all see the facial expression and the shape of her face. And that hair!
Yeah they were saying Alissa Milano was the inspiration but now I’m 💯 certain that Sherri was the one. After all you never see Alissa in any clips posing for Ariel. Sounds more like they did that for publicity. The best proof is after Ariel turns human and Meeting Eric for the first time and you get that close up of Ariel’s face and all you see is Sherri sitting there.
@@theonewhereginacooks5596 ah interesting. Seems kind of pointless but I guess that way they wouldn’t be a liar stating that she was the inspiration for the way Ariel looks. Half truths
@@Arbysroastbeefjuice ikr??? People get shocked when i say I'm turning 30 this year as if i just said I'm turning 100. 🙄 Makes me feel really old.... 🥺
@@Arbysroastbeefjuice girl......30 may not be old but 30 year olds sure as hell don't look like TEENAGERS I think that's what she meant lmao But people do get upset quicker with....um......age
@@latrolettteeeeeee He did not. He never even took credit for the nicest things he's done. He took in Jodi Benson when she was suicidal. He drove Don Bluth to work everyday just to have his mentor pick Bluth. These are things he never talks about. Jodi and Bluth did.
@@rachelruss3253 UM. HE TOOK CREDIT FROM MARK HENN BRO. SORRY TO BREAK YOUR BUBBLE. HE IS A NARCISSIST WHO BUILDS GIGANTIC STATUES OF HIS CHARACTERS IN HIS GARDEN.
I can't believe how expressive Sherry is. Her face says it all without speak, she's Ariel irl, it's obvious that Halle will never be able to surpass her, she has a very pretty voice but the expressiveness of the real Ariel, her movements and her smile, even the proportions of her face are exactly those of Ariel, it's second to none. Sorry Halle.
Before getting into voice animation, Sherri played Rachel Brown (who married Willie Oleson) in the final two episodes of "Little House On The Prairie (A New Beginning)" and the three TV movies that followed
I will always be happy to be under the sea. I love my little mermaid she's my favorite. She did an amazing job and you could tell that she really enjoyed it.
Animal Fun Fact: The gag credit for the Tiny Toon Adventures episode, "Whale's Tales" is "Mermaid Model - Sherri Stoner", a reference to how Sherri Stoner served as the body model for Ariel in The Little Mermaid (1989).
This is who Ariel truly is. What A beautiful woman inside and out. She shines with Genuine uniqueness. She's someone who can see the wonder in life. Does not feel like she is acting. It feels like she's really seeing the world that way, And she glows as she tries to show everyone else how she sees it too. 😊 To me this beautiful personality of Ariel, is what I find to be the most important aspect about the little mermaid. I am disappointed that the new little mermaid movie does not give me the same feel.
Now I understand that’s what we are being told but I really don’t see much comparison to her in Ariel however the hair and facial features look more like this actress seen here. I wonder if they just did that to draw more people into see the movie.
@@twjr2855 she does have some features like a bit of the face and lips. It looks like she was more of the model for the artists to create the movement and poses. And to make sure these poses were accurate as possible. They probably had a lot of inspiration
So awesome. This kind of thing right here is what differentiates older movies from the last few years of garbage Hollywood has pumped out. The movies now have no soul/heart, they're lifeless, passionless, bland in the worst possible way. Totally uninspired. And back then they put SO much work into every detail. Compare a modern movie where it's 100% green screens & CGI to the making of Lord of the Rings, for example. The amount of work and dedication and passion it used to take to make a film was crazy compared to now. And that's why the animated version of this will always be a classic, and the new one is awful. No love or creativity was put into it. (I have to say though, Melissa McCarthy surprised me with her Ursula, she did pretty well, she stands out as the best part of the remake, I think.)
Would you keep the same argument when it comes to other technologies that enhances our lives, or is it just with the film industry? Would you say that computers, for instance, pumped the heart and soul out of doing work in the office vs doing it manually with pen/paper/calculator etc? What about the vacuum or swiffer or robot vacuum.... do those items take the heart and soul out of cleaning vs the broom and mop. I mean you really had to get in there with some stamina and muscle to sweep an entire house of carpet.
Holy! All I saw was the thumbnail initially and I thought to myself "She looks like Ariel", lo and behold! I really see Ariel's expressions in her face, it's amazing how well the animators captured Sherri in Ariel.
goddess!... she is the real Ariel!.. i mean... Jodi Benson is Ariel but the voice it´s changed in other countries. Yet, the little mermaid is totally Sherri Stoner in the whole personality, gestures, emotions and everything.
I don't believe it. I mean I can't believe the same model for the mermaid is the voice behind Slappy Squirrel. "Eeeeeennough of your singing already....."
She is Ariel without the voice and Jodie Benson is like Ariel's voice in a seashell. I wish they would have found an actress that acted like Sherry Stoner for TLM's live action movie, someone like Sophia Lillis, who had the same kind of energy and expressiveness and also Ariel's look... But Disney nowadays is so... well... weird, to say the least.
Totally agree. She was amazing and they should have gotten someone similar to Shery Stoner for the live-action. I agree that Sophia Lillis would have been a great choice! Just watched the new live-action in theaters with high hopes but was disappointed. The live-action movie just can't compare to the original.
I find the Disney live action casting department really struggles with correct casting. Not one of the live action Disney Princesses captured the spirit of the animated princess in my opinion.
@@tonysoprano7372 No. Jodi Benson was Ariel's voice. Stoner is miming to Benson's pre-recorded dialog. Stoner has done voice acting, though, most notably as Slappy Squirrel during the original run of "Animaniacs".
Sherri seems so much like Ariel, her face, her body and mannerism... Edit: But Halle Bailey proved to be the best live action Ariel possible. Her angelic voice is everything, I love her.
Do you know who I was thinking would make a Great Ariel?, Laura Osnes whose a Broadway actress (even though a different Broadway actress named Sierra Boggess already originated the role on Broadway) but that was Broadway but I think Laura Osnes would Still be Perfect for the Movie role of Ariel.
I just watched that the other night for the first time in like 20 years. Hahaha, now I'm youtubing Sherri Stoner videos. Good lord! What an interesting women to go from Impulse to Disney. LMAO
One of my biggest issues with the new little mermaid is the fact that the movements are so odd looking. I get that the CGI is probably to blame but this talented actress is so expressive, her movements so fun and full of personality and Halle is just..pretty with a good voice. Considering how many people have made it their job being professional mermaids nowadays you'd figure they'd at least hire one to help train Halle for the role or at least give some pointers on how things look underwater. Idk man. Remakes are a good idea until you realise they completely suck all the magic out of the original.
Where the big problem is they cut corners I don’t imagine they had any water at any point in the making of the new version. They should have actually had her do what Sherri did to be authentic. The other issue is that Hale is not a seasoned actress this was her first movie I think so I don’t think they really chose well. If they wanted a black woman Zendaya would have been a better choice.
@@twjr2855 I agree that Zendaya would have been excellent, she definitely has the range and expressiveness. Tbh I feel like Disney should have looked at this and realized that yep we're just not advanced enough yet with the cgi where we can make it believable that thess characters are underwater. Then again..Aquaman did it 🤔
@@AngelofPaz yeah but Aquamans orange suit is unforgivable lmfao. I know they were going for accuracy however it just ended up looking like something from a thrift store Comic-Con interpretation. Also even though Disney owns marvel I think they are still separate and have not quality production capability.
@@twjr2855the real problem is imagining and thinking the worst when facts are available and only a click away. When truthfully you just don't care enough to do so. Halle spent several hours in a real tank in London, and in a real tail on set in Sardinia for filming. The dance scenes were choreographed by the best dance teams available during covid. And the movie itself was done with so much love and care that it wasn't even ready until a couple of weeks before it hit theaters. She was 18 when she filmed it and 23 in May when it premiered. And lastly, Disney did not want a "black" Ariel.. all of the concept art for the movie features Ariel of a pale complexion. Who they chose was Halle, seasoned actress and Grammy nominated song writer and award winning singer. The first to audition and only person to leave a lasting impression. She is Ariel now, not the first. Won't be the last. BUT... she was hand chosen to audition by the original director no one else can say the same.
@@davydukes8391 you are so full of it! Why do you think they hired a diversity person? They wanted a black Ariel to claim their diversity card. Why do you think they made a Hispanic Peter Pan and a black Tinkerbell. Oh let’s not forget the black blue fairy in Pinocchio. Sorry talent didn’t get them their job it was diversity. If talent is what it took to get the job Emma Watson would have never been Belle so spare me your lies to cover Disneys ass. They saw gold and chose color. These are cultural stories not cash grabs you can play games with. They could have made new stories and we would have been perfectly fine with it
She deserved to have her own cameo in the remake.
Definitely agreed.
Hell no, she deserves way better
@@davidestrada5131 Definitely!
@@davidestrada5131 I cant argue with that, you're absolutely right, she does!
And she's still a beautiful woman, so much missed opportunities in this remake ALTHOUGH I did enjoy it, there wasn't much creativity thrown in for me to walk out from the theater and think "this is the best of the remakes".. nope not yet
Sherri’s hair in the interview was a serve. It’s crazy how Ariel’s face and expressions live through Sherri’s face or I should say vice versa.
Emmm... she was the model for the cartoon version....they draw Ariel´s character with her... so... lmao
I find it hard to believe they modeled Ariel after Alyssa Milano when the actress look much like Ariel sounds more like an advertisement ploy.
@@twjr2855 They obviously modeled Ariel after Sherri. Alyssa Milano thing was just for the hype, as she was the teenage IT girl.
@@norijean3279 I agree
Wow I did not know this was how they got her movements. That's amazing. She is literally Ariel. We can all see the facial expression and the shape of her face. And that hair!
I know right. I've never seen this woman before and all I can see is Ariel when I look at her. 😊
i wish reference actors get recognized by disney too like how singing and speaking voices do.
Singing and speaking voices never used to get credited. In the early days, when Walt Disney was alive, a lot of the actors were uncredited.
Wow. She's so beautiful
With her dark hair and ponytail, Ariel's daughter Melody is Sherri's exact replica.
Aww Ariel has her smile 😊 thats where that big smile came from
Yeah they were saying Alissa Milano was the inspiration but now I’m 💯 certain that Sherri was the one. After all you never see Alissa in any clips posing for Ariel. Sounds more like they did that for publicity. The best proof is after Ariel turns human and Meeting Eric for the first time and you get that close up of Ariel’s face and all you see is Sherri sitting there.
@@twjr2855 Alyssa Milano was only inspiration for her nose profile
@@theonewhereginacooks5596 ah interesting. Seems kind of pointless but I guess that way they wouldn’t be a liar stating that she was the inspiration for the way Ariel looks. Half truths
She was 30 when Mermaid came out. She looks 18 in the clips tho!
Because all 30 year olds should be riddled with wrinkles, and using a walker, right?
@@Arbysroastbeefjuice omg all he was saying was that Sherri could pass as a teenager 😒
@@Arbysroastbeefjuice 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Arbysroastbeefjuice ikr??? People get shocked when i say I'm turning 30 this year as if i just said I'm turning 100. 🙄
Makes me feel really old.... 🥺
@@Arbysroastbeefjuice girl......30 may not be old but 30 year olds sure as hell don't look like TEENAGERS I think that's what she meant lmao
But people do get upset quicker with....um......age
Such a cutie. And she reference-acted Belle too.
I always thought Ariel and Belle looked similar!!! Thank you. Now I know.
That explains a lot wow
really?... i didn´t knew that!.
The animators nailed it and that girl was emoting very well. Translate a perfectly to the animation.
This is the Disney I miss.
She looks like Ariel especially the smile
Yeah I wonder if she was a model for the drawings of Ariel or something 🤔
@@aniisky😂😂
😂@@aniisky
Sherri Stoner is equally Ariel as Jodi Benson.
GO TELL THAT TO THAT BENSON BITCH
Don't forget Glen and his wife. (:
@@rachelruss3253 GLEN CAN GO TO HELL. HE TOOK CREDITS FROM TWO OTHER GUYS.
@@latrolettteeeeeee He did not. He never even took credit for the nicest things he's done. He took in Jodi Benson when she was suicidal. He drove Don Bluth to work everyday just to have his mentor pick Bluth. These are things he never talks about. Jodi and Bluth did.
@@rachelruss3253 UM. HE TOOK CREDIT FROM MARK HENN BRO. SORRY TO BREAK YOUR BUBBLE. HE IS A NARCISSIST WHO BUILDS GIGANTIC STATUES OF HIS CHARACTERS IN HIS GARDEN.
She worked on Tiny Tunes!!! This lady is animation royalty.
she looks so lively
she was very alive
I can't believe how expressive Sherry is. Her face says it all without speak, she's Ariel irl, it's obvious that Halle will never be able to surpass her, she has a very pretty voice but the expressiveness of the real Ariel, her movements and her smile, even the proportions of her face are exactly those of Ariel, it's second to none. Sorry Halle.
She even has Ariel's smile
That’s so awesome she was made for Ariels role ❤ 🧜🏼♀️ they did an excellent job!
She is the original mermaid!
There is something about her that makes me watch her talking the whole day; she's mesmerizing.
Charming and cute beyond belief.
The women behind bringing animated Ariel to life: Sherri Stoner, Alyssa Milano, Jodi Benson and Sally Ride (astronaut). RIP Sally Ride
AND she was a write for Tiny Tunes?! OMG, ICONIC. Sherrie Stoner, wow! What a life and a talent.
I remember seeing her name in the credits every episode because I'd watch for the Easter egg. I think one of them referred to her, too.
She was also the voice actor for Slappy Squirrel in the show "Animaniacs".
Should have been invited to the premiere
Sherri Stoner aka the voice of Slappy Squirrel from Animaniacs.
Ashon Lewis that’s why i searched her name and found this out too! sheesh!
She also wrote for her, as well.
Oh there you are, Ariel! 🧜🏻♀️
damn! she looks like a live action version of ariel.
she is the mermaid we want, not a fishman
😂
She's amazing. I wonder what she's doing today
She’s a writer and animator.
@@MightyTiki I hope she returns as Slappy the Squirrel in the Animaniacs reboot.
probably staying at home due to covid
banking off her success
@@briansilva3344 Hmm....
Omg she looks just like Ariel ❤
This is the Disney I grew up with and what I miss. 😞
it used to be about art now its soulless
@@Jjangbunbun It's about agenda now.
Trying to cater to the BLM and alphabet crowd. Look how well that's going for them. Maybe someday we'll get our old Disney back.
@@rj-yy2gm sadly I think Disney is on its way out. They will never learn.
@@twjr2855 I think you're right. Nothing in the entertainment world lasts forever.
They captured her face perfectly!!!
I miss this disney 😔
Before getting into voice animation, Sherri played Rachel Brown (who married Willie Oleson) in the final two episodes of "Little House On The Prairie (A New Beginning)" and the three TV movies that followed
Just now watching those Little House episodes with her and decided to google her. That Willy Oleson turned into a fine-looking young man.
Wow I didnt even know that and I absolutely love and adore that show!!!!♡♡♡♡♡♡
Omg her smile on thumbnail, I could recognize as Ariel!!!❤
Her eyes and ariels were matched on.
Literally, they weren't.
Wow, love this! Never knew. How cool!
Her face and hair look exactly like Ariels
Ariel has her smile ❤
I will always be happy to be under the sea. I love my little mermaid she's my favorite. She did an amazing job and you could tell that she really enjoyed it.
So she made it! Arielle seems to be happy on earth!
She’s so beautiful!❤️
They took her as a model not because she's a girl, they chose her because she's a dream girl of every kid.
She also modeled for the Belle character and was a writer for Tiny Toon Adventures.
She also wrote for _Animaniacs_ and co-wrote the screenplay (with Deanna Oliver) for the film _Casper._
She really was Ariel. I love her eyes - they are not on the side of her head.
Childhood favorite 🎉
Animal Fun Fact: The gag credit for the Tiny Toon Adventures episode, "Whale's Tales" is "Mermaid Model - Sherri Stoner", a reference to how Sherri Stoner served as the body model for Ariel in The Little Mermaid (1989).
This is who Ariel truly is. What A beautiful woman inside and out. She shines with Genuine uniqueness.
She's someone who can see the wonder in life. Does not feel like she is acting. It feels like she's really seeing the world that way, And she glows as she tries to show everyone else how she sees it too. 😊
To me this beautiful personality of Ariel, is what I find to be the most important aspect about the little mermaid.
I am disappointed that the new little mermaid movie does not give me the same feel.
new Ariel cares more about their agenda than telling the story of a naïve, adventurous young mermaid seeking love.
Shut up
@@kusog3 no, yall just hate seeing white ppl not on tv 24/7
For real. I did not feel the emotions nor the magic when I watched it in the movies. So dissapointed with the acting, bad CGI
Oh please I knew that last bit was coming.
Looked this up because The Little Mermaid is turning 30 years old in 5 days.
Wow she looks like Ariel’s animation
Omgawd she is the real Ariel! U can see it in her face. Wow that's incredible awwww omgawd
Those animators drawed the character like Sherri one on one. Good artists!
Drew*
OMIGOSH!!! I SEE AERIAL IN HER!!
Fun fact. Alyssa Milano was also visual inspiration for Ariel
Yes
Also footage of Sally Ride was used to create the effect of Ariel's hair underwater.
@@rahbeeuh the animated little movie took them a lot of work and dedication
Now I understand that’s what we are being told but I really don’t see much comparison to her in Ariel however the hair and facial features look more like this actress seen here. I wonder if they just did that to draw more people into see the movie.
@@twjr2855 she does have some features like a bit of the face and lips. It looks like she was more of the model for the artists to create the movement and poses. And to make sure these poses were accurate as possible. They probably had a lot of inspiration
You can see their smile is the same
I love sherri stoner little mermaid 🐚🐚🐚🐚🐚
00:16
Why did Disney remove that fade transition in the final product?
It was so smooth! 😭🙌🏽
That’s just from the clip because it’s a montage
@@4kChannel
Gotcha!
Still, I wish they had kept those milliseconds of animation in the finalized version of the film 😅🙏🏽
She’s amazing ❤
“I stole this”
*Sigh* Back in the days when Disney was ... DISNEY, and not a plague of pernicious perverts.
So awesome. This kind of thing right here is what differentiates older movies from the last few years of garbage Hollywood has pumped out. The movies now have no soul/heart, they're lifeless, passionless, bland in the worst possible way. Totally uninspired. And back then they put SO much work into every detail. Compare a modern movie where it's 100% green screens & CGI to the making of Lord of the Rings, for example. The amount of work and dedication and passion it used to take to make a film was crazy compared to now. And that's why the animated version of this will always be a classic, and the new one is awful. No love or creativity was put into it. (I have to say though, Melissa McCarthy surprised me with her Ursula, she did pretty well, she stands out as the best part of the remake, I think.)
Would you keep the same argument when it comes to other technologies that enhances our lives, or is it just with the film industry? Would you say that computers, for instance, pumped the heart and soul out of doing work in the office vs doing it manually with pen/paper/calculator etc?
What about the vacuum or swiffer or robot vacuum.... do those items take the heart and soul out of cleaning vs the broom and mop. I mean you really had to get in there with some stamina and muscle to sweep an entire house of carpet.
@@taffetajackson3770not really the same.
She is so cute 🥰
better days never get back
Omg! Ariel looks so much like her
She is adorable!!!!!!
The way the lady at the end said "yeah yeah that's fascinating" came across like she didn't really like the news?
👏 Impressive. Very Impressive.
So that's where Ariel's hair came from
她就像真的美人魚🧜♀️一樣
Ni siquiera parecía de 30 más bien de 20 era hermosísima 😍
Holy! All I saw was the thumbnail initially and I thought to myself "She looks like Ariel", lo and behold! I really see Ariel's expressions in her face, it's amazing how well the animators captured Sherri in Ariel.
goddess!... she is the real Ariel!.. i mean... Jodi Benson is Ariel but the voice it´s changed in other countries. Yet, the little mermaid is totally Sherri Stoner in the whole personality, gestures, emotions and everything.
The real Ariel not the affirmative action one lmao
@Anastasia's Secret Hmm? I dindu nuffin
I don't believe it. I mean I can't believe the same model for the mermaid is the voice behind Slappy Squirrel.
"Eeeeeennough of your singing already....."
You can def see Ariel Iconic and passionate smile …. She Is the little Mermaid
So cool!
She is Ariel without the voice and Jodie Benson is like Ariel's voice in a seashell.
I wish they would have found an actress that acted like Sherry Stoner for TLM's live action movie, someone like Sophia Lillis, who had the same kind of energy and expressiveness and also Ariel's look... But Disney nowadays is so... well... weird, to say the least.
I agree.
Totally agree. She was amazing and they should have gotten someone similar to Shery Stoner for the live-action. I agree that Sophia Lillis would have been a great choice! Just watched the new live-action in theaters with high hopes but was disappointed. The live-action movie just can't compare to the original.
@@AhnastasiaRose well they didn't 😆
I find the Disney live action casting department really struggles with correct casting. Not one of the live action Disney Princesses captured the spirit of the animated princess in my opinion.
I suppose that, in a certain sense, the portrayal of Ariel was like that of Darth Vader. One performer provided the voice and another the body. 😉
But she did both
@@tonysoprano7372 No. Jodi Benson was Ariel's voice. Stoner is miming to Benson's pre-recorded dialog. Stoner has done voice acting, though, most notably as Slappy Squirrel during the original run of "Animaniacs".
The new movie had so many stiff movements and it wasn’t to smooth. Like this has movement real. They did so well.
This was an animated movie 😂
Sherri seems so much like Ariel, her face, her body and mannerism...
Edit: But Halle Bailey proved to be the best live action Ariel possible. Her angelic voice is everything, I love her.
Agree
Do you know who I was thinking would make a Great Ariel?, Laura Osnes whose a Broadway actress (even though a different Broadway actress named Sierra Boggess already originated the role on Broadway) but that was Broadway but I think Laura Osnes would Still be Perfect for the Movie role of Ariel.
Sophia Lillis was exactly like Ariel/Sherry both appearance and personality and mannerisms. She would have been perfect.
@@TheStOne1agreed Sophia lillis and Lindsay Lohan would’ve been perfect 👍
@@brookemartin6101you know what? Laura Osnes would’ve been ok 👍
😍😍😍😍 love the interview
Dang, I never noticed there were DINOSAURS in The Little Mermaid!
I don't see the same resemblance the live action little mermaid and the original. They should find an actress looked like her.
Oh my god she Is Ariel 😍😍😍😍😍😍
True Mermaid
I’ve noticed this is from December 1989, but about Tiny Toons, that didn’t debut until the fall of 1990.
Well they did say "Writer on the new series Tiny Toons" which if it wasn't out yet, I'm assuming was meant more as the upcoming new series?
アリエル！！！💕
Happy 33rd anniversary, Ariel.
I remember her role in Impulse....
I just watched that the other night for the first time in like 20 years. Hahaha, now I'm youtubing Sherri Stoner videos. Good lord! What an interesting women to go from Impulse to Disney. LMAO
Isn’t she the voice of Slappy Squirrel?
Sherri would be a great model for anime too
She’s so pretty
So I guess the algorithm is algorithm-ing again. With The Little Mermaid (2023) releasing this video has a brand new audience
And more than 30 years later, we see some weird fish on screen in the movie ' The little mermaid'. We can call it regression. 🤪
Hey,they should do a live action film of this !!!!
Mi favorita es ella y halley las dos son hermosas
Pero Halle es terrible😂
Ela tem o mesmo sorriso da Ariel
It’s wild how she looks JUST like Ariel but at the same time not at all. I wish she made a cameo in the remake
The remake is Woke rubbish.
She is so pretty
Какая приятная девушка 😁😁😁
One of my biggest issues with the new little mermaid is the fact that the movements are so odd looking. I get that the CGI is probably to blame but this talented actress is so expressive, her movements so fun and full of personality and Halle is just..pretty with a good voice. Considering how many people have made it their job being professional mermaids nowadays you'd figure they'd at least hire one to help train Halle for the role or at least give some pointers on how things look underwater. Idk man. Remakes are a good idea until you realise they completely suck all the magic out of the original.
Where the big problem is they cut corners I don’t imagine they had any water at any point in the making of the new version. They should have actually had her do what Sherri did to be authentic. The other issue is that Hale is not a seasoned actress this was her first movie I think so I don’t think they really chose well. If they wanted a black woman Zendaya would have been a better choice.
@@twjr2855 I agree that Zendaya would have been excellent, she definitely has the range and expressiveness. Tbh I feel like Disney should have looked at this and realized that yep we're just not advanced enough yet with the cgi where we can make it believable that thess characters are underwater. Then again..Aquaman did it 🤔
@@AngelofPaz yeah but Aquamans orange suit is unforgivable lmfao. I know they were going for accuracy however it just ended up looking like something from a thrift store Comic-Con interpretation. Also even though Disney owns marvel I think they are still separate and have not quality production capability.
@@twjr2855the real problem is imagining and thinking the worst when facts are available and only a click away. When truthfully you just don't care enough to do so. Halle spent several hours in a real tank in London, and in a real tail on set in Sardinia for filming. The dance scenes were choreographed by the best dance teams available during covid. And the movie itself was done with so much love and care that it wasn't even ready until a couple of weeks before it hit theaters. She was 18 when she filmed it and 23 in May when it premiered. And lastly, Disney did not want a "black" Ariel.. all of the concept art for the movie features Ariel of a pale complexion. Who they chose was Halle, seasoned actress and Grammy nominated song writer and award winning singer. The first to audition and only person to leave a lasting impression. She is Ariel now, not the first. Won't be the last. BUT... she was hand chosen to audition by the original director no one else can say the same.
@@davydukes8391 you are so full of it! Why do you think they hired a diversity person? They wanted a black Ariel to claim their diversity card. Why do you think they made a Hispanic Peter Pan and a black Tinkerbell. Oh let’s not forget the black blue fairy in Pinocchio. Sorry talent didn’t get them their job it was diversity. If talent is what it took to get the job Emma Watson would have never been Belle so spare me your lies to cover Disneys ass. They saw gold and chose color. These are cultural stories not cash grabs you can play games with. They could have made new stories and we would have been perfectly fine with it
Sorry but i hate when the remake is not the same as the og