The mermaid ending is finally what I wanted

Celine 2022-03-21 09:01:24

Written on February 23, 2010 (the aftermath of those years)

The ending of the story is not the same as what I knew when I was a child. I remember that in the fairy tale book, the mermaid finally left the prince in despair and turned into a bubble in the rising sun.

However, in this movie, the little mermaid is the witch in the sea of ​​war with the prince in the end, and lives happily ever after.

Fairy tales are really for children, so their eyes are full of innocence and beauty. If you watch Hong Kong martial arts movies or Japanese ghost movies since childhood, I believe that happy children will not come back, we have been "tainted" Generation, the moment of yesterday's reappearance is still so beautiful.

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Extended Reading
  • Javon 2022-04-23 07:01:27

    Little Mermaid~~Ariel~~Tears~~

  • Weston 2022-03-22 09:01:22

    In addition to "Sleeping Beauty" in 1960, it is still my second favorite Disney~

The Little Mermaid quotes

  • Scuttle: Well, look at what the catfish dragged in!

    [laughs]

    Scuttle: Look at ya! Look at ya! There's something different. Don't tell me. I got it. It's your hairdo, right? You've been using the dinglehopper, right?

    [Ariel shakes her head]

    Scuttle: No? No, huh? Well, let me see. New seashells? No new seashells. I gotta admit, I can't put my foot on it right now, but if I just stand here long enough, I should...

    Sebastian: She's got legs, you idiot! She traded her voice to the sea witch and got legs! Geez, mon!

    Scuttle: I knew that.

    Flounder: Ariel's been turned into a human. She'll have to make the prince fall in love with her, and he's gotta he's gotta kiss her.

    Sebastian: And she's only got three days!

  • Louis: [singing] Les Poissons, Les Poissons / How I love Les Poissons / Love to chop and to serve little fish / First I cut off their heads, then I pull out their bones / Ah, mais oui ça c'est toujours delish / Les poissons, les poissons, Hee-hee-hee, ho-ho-ho! / With the cleaver I hack them in two / I pull out what's inside, and I serve it up fried / 'Cause I love little fishes, don't you? / Here's something for tempting the palate / Prepared in the classic technique / First you pound the fish flat with the mallet / Then you slash through the skin, give the belly a slice / Then you rub some salt in, 'cause that makes it taste nice!

    [Sees Sebastian]

    Louis: Zut alors! I have missed one.

    [Picks him up]

    Louis: Sacrebleu! What is this? / How on earth could I miss / Such a sweet, little succulent crab / Quel dommage, what a loss! / Here we go, in the sauce / Now some flour, I think just a dab / Now I'll stuff you with bread! / It don't hurt, 'cause you're dead / And you're certainly lucky you are / 'Cause it's gonna be hot in my big silver pot / Toodle-oo, mon poisson, au revoir!