This post was updated May 29 at 9:27 p.m. “The Little Mermaid” has at last reached land – and has frankly flopped like a fish out of water. Released on May 26, the live-action remake of the ...

Weeks before its highly anticipated premiere, cast posters and a trailer for The Little Mermaid ... fish for looking too lifelike and emotionless—a criticism that was once wielded against the ...

"The Little Mermaid" live action adaptation ... For real they are FISH!!" someone wrote. The CGI sidekicks definitely look more realistic — but, as users pointed out, the renderings are ...

Fans of The Little Mermaid are horrified by the 'very realistic' depiction of Flounder in the upcoming live-action remake, claiming the CGI fish looks like a 'skinny' and 'depressed' Steve Buscemi.

recently produced The Little Mermaid (now streaming on VOD services ... they’re mostly photo-realistic CGI), which either have us stimulated by their visual prowess and/or modern thematic ...

The Little Mermaid review: Dull and unimaginative ... The thing is - when you try and infuse personality into photo-realistic CGI fish, they’re no longer all that enchanting.

It has been almost 34 years since Disney’s animated storytelling of The Little Mermaid first ... boyish voice (even if the CGI of a live-action fish is a bit tough to fully embrace beyond ...

which begs the question of how much bad CGI they’re trying to cover up. As Hollywood continues to wring its hands about the decline of moviegoing, “The Little Mermaid” doesn’t feel like ...

They’re calling it “live-action,” but the action is mostly CGI ... of “The Little Mermaid,” with Awkwafina voicing the bird Scuttle and Jacob Tremblay as the fish Flounder.Credit ...

To bring Disney’s iconic mermaid princess Ariel to life in “The Little Mermaid,” costume designer Colleen Atwood constructed a life-sized tail that went from star Halle Bailey’s chest all ...

(SOUNDBITE OF FILM, "THE LITTLE MERMAID") HALLE BAILEY ... do for a political cause and not for a movie about a mermaid and some CGI fish. You know what I'm saying? HARRIS: (Laughter).