Lauren O'Brien

For a film with such a 100 million dollar budget, are you really telling me the creative team couldn't have made practical effects for the blood and gore scenes? Not one person in this film actually knows how to act? Some are like they are reading off a page and others, acting like pantomime villains. Throwing in Megan Fox to play character who is supposed to lead the others yet there's not one scene where we see her behaving like a leader or even acting competently. And finally, was the entire world green screen?

I generally dont enjoy Disney remakes but I have to say, The Little Mermaid 2023 was brilliant. I love the Caribbean island setting, the new songs and dialogue between Scuttle and Sebastian. I would have liked to see more of Ariel's sisters and their personalities since they were set up to be big characters in the film and we only see them in 2-3 scenes with minimal dialogue. Hallie really captured the playful sweet essence of Ariel and what a voice! One of the remakes I'll be happy to watch again

100% recommend this film. I went to see it expecting it to be cheap and tacky like most sequels but was pleasantly surprised. Many adults can watch and relate to Puss's mid/late life crisis and feeling death following him around. It may be a little scary for younger kids but teaches a lot of life lessons about appreciation for the positive things you have in life and to have gratitude. It very much feels like it was made for the people my age (20s) or older who were children in the early 2000s when the Shrek films came out. Took my partners 8 year old sister to see it and she absolutely loved it but do be warned there are intense moments regarding death that can be triggering and some smaller kids might get frightened

This was a childhood favorite and a completely different experience watching it as an adult. *SEMI SPOILERY* As a kid, I saw Fred as a lovable, magical being, there to help Elizebeth in a misguided but well meaning way. As an adult, it was a blow to realise he truly was just a manifestation of Elizebeth's childhood trauma and she is a person who suffers with mental illness. For a film from 1991, it isn't afraid to talk about the ugly and bizzare sides of mental illness and the effects of being controlled by insecure and narcissistic people. I really reccommend this film and encourage viewers to ignore low reviews and to see what you make of it.

Visually stunning and some really heartfelt moments. I would have liked a little more character development on Buzz so we could have a clearer idea of who he is but since this is supposed to be a blockbuster film that Andy is watching in 1995, the focus is going to be more on the action anyway. To anyone who has an issue with a LGBT couple, grow up. If your kids can watch a film where a Prince kisses a comatosed 13 year old Snow White, then why the hell would you find a happily engaged couple kissing upsetting? Strong performances from the supporting cast too.

Plot holes, introducing characters to not use them at all, awful pacing..The fact JK Rowling is writing these screenplays yet keeps getting timelines wrong for characters she created. Why wasn't Tina involved, Grindelwald has her sister,.surely she would be with the group? Jude Law seems forget what accent Dumbledore is supposed to have, switching between American and English between scenes. Dumbledore having a pure heart is also nonsense given all we know. I wish the series had quit after Deathly Hallows, this cash cow has been milked dry.