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The Little Mermaid Live-Action Movie

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I'm sick of Chloe Grace Moretz and I don't think she'll be a good Ariel. Also, how do you shoot a live action movie that takes place underwater?

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CGI. Its not like they are actually going to be acting underwater. I mean there will be to some degree but its 2015. There are tons of cinematic tricks to make that happen. I wouldnt be surprised if more emphasis is placed on Ariel as a human, therefore limiting the time needed for the underwater segments, which really serves to set up the plot

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Also, how do you shoot a live action movie that takes place underwater?

 

CGI. Its not like they are actually going to be acting underwater. I mean there will be to some degree but its 2015.

 

It's more than likely that they will literally have them acting underwater. :lol: This technology from GOBLET OF FIRE below is over 10 years old but it's probably the best way to capture that kind of environment for a lot of the stuff, unless some new way has been found. And, like Cheap said, they'll cheat whatever they can and most likely she'll quickly become human. I would hate if it's ALL CGI. The fakeness will be very apparent.

From 1:20-5:27. Really fascinating stuff:

 

 

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But see, the most interesting parts of the movie, for me, are the underwater bits and I just feel like it's going to look quite fake no matter how they do it. Maybe I'm just pissed because this is my favorite disney movie of all time and I think Chloe is an AWFUL choice for Ariel. Her old strong jawed self is a good actress but she's not a Disney princess. 

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LOL! I agree -- my fave stuff is when the mermaid is a mermaid! I am holding out hope they'll do it well because TLM is one of my favorites as well. As for Chloe, I haven't really seen her in much. I don't automatically see her as physically fitting the Ariel role.

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It's going to look like (and be) sh!t

 

Can they please make a live action Aladdin movie already though :( :(:(

Yeah I used to want a live action Little Mermaid movie(Disney or Hans Christian Anderson) but then I realized it would be too hard to do the underwater scenes and would probably look closer to the Fairie Tale Theatre episode. 

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It's going to look like (and be) sh!t

 

Can they please make a live action Aladdin movie already though :( :(:(

I hear they are making one too

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The underwater part has me a bit perplexed too :lol: .

I like The Little Mermaid and all, but personally, I'm a MUCH bigger fan of Beauty and the Beast, so I'm looking forward to that live action adaptation a LOT more. 

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People are really upset about her hair not being red, but I would be more concerned about this version being the Hans version, that is pretty much a nightmare personified. 

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