u/wimpykidfan37

I personally think Ariel's mismatched outfit makes her look really cool, but what do you think of this take?
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I personally think Ariel's mismatched outfit makes her look really cool, but what do you think of this take?

u/wimpykidfan37 — 18 hours ago
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On top of that, this is actually the last thing Melody says to Ariel before seeing her in mermaid form.

u/Ok_Koala_4394 — 2 days ago

It’s pretty interesting how the scene in the live-action Little Mermaid movie where Ariel sees Eric’s ship combines the situations from both the original Hans Christian Anderson story and the 1989 movie.

Anderson story: Mermaids aren’t allowed to go to the surface until they turn 15, but after that they are allowed. The unnamed protagonist doesn’t go to the surface for the first time until after she turns 15, and it is then that she sees the unnamed prince’s ship for the first time.

1989 movie: Mermaids aren’t allowed to go to the surface at all, but Ariel has already broken this rule quite often by the time she sees Eric’s ship.

2023 movie: Mermaids aren’t allowed to go to the surface at all. Ariel has always followed this rule, but goes to the surface for the first time when she sees Eric’s ship.

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u/wimpykidfan37 — 4 days ago

It’s pretty interesting how the scene in the live-action Little Mermaid movie where Ariel sees Eric’s ship combines the situations from both the original Hans Christian Anderson story and the 1989 movie.

Anderson story: Mermaids aren’t allowed to go to the surface until they turn 15, but after that they are allowed. The unnamed protagonist doesn’t go to the surface for the first time until after she turns 15, and it is then that she sees the unnamed prince’s ship for the first time.

1989 movie: Mermaids aren’t allowed to go to the surface at all, but Ariel has already broken this rule quite often by the time she sees Eric’s ship.

2023 movie: Mermaids aren’t allowed to go to the surface at all. Ariel has always followed this rule, but goes to the surface for the first time when she sees Eric’s ship.

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u/wimpykidfan37 — 4 days ago

A romantic relationship where the woman is obviously much tougher than the man

  1. Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog (The Muppet Show)

  2. Kida and Milo Thatch (Atlantis the Lost Empire)

  3. Sergeant Calhoun and Fix-it Felix (Wreck-it Ralph)

u/wimpykidfan37 — 5 days ago
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Comparing two Disney-released movies from the 2010s you though had nothing in common

u/wimpykidfan37 — 4 days ago

Nothing to see here, just someone being confidently incorrect about the lyrics to "Part of Your World"

These comments were on a meme posted on Facebook about how Ariel sang "Betcha on land, they understand that they don't reprimand their daughters" only to reprimand her own daughter in the sequel, when she's on land.

u/wimpykidfan37 — 14 days ago