Disney's "The Little Mermaid" ended in a comedy, and I might have liked it more if it followed the original and ended in a bubble, because cartoons tend to have happy endings.
Completed in 1989, the main content is the beautiful and moving little fish fairy, Princess Elio, who yearns for a colorful world beyond the bottom of the water. She saves the drowning prince and strengthens her determination to get to the shore. Elio didn't listen to the warnings of his friends Xiaopang and Red Crab Sabahsin, he traded with the sea witch, used his sweet voice to change his legs, and entered the human world! But that beautiful dream turns into a race against time, and Elio must save the prince's love and his father's kingdom.
[The Little Mermaid], Disney hired musical creators Alan Menken and Howard Ashman. The beauty lies in the integration of the song, music and plot. The plot and music are closely integrated in the production process of The Little Mermaid, not separate from each other. The work finally came together. In terms of plot, Disney changed the original tragic ending to a happy reunion, and added many vivid characters, making Ariel the Little Mermaid Disney's first heroine with a modern personality. Sabastian the Red Crab, a hilarious and talented musician, is a successful performance of the close work between music and plot, creating a satisfying effect!
"Under the Sea" won the Oscar for Best Song.
"Kiss the Girl" was nominated for an Oscar for Best Song.
The music is beautiful.
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