“As a mother of girls I don’t want my children to think it’s ‘okay’ to give up your voice and your strength to love a man,” she wrote on social media.
Paloma Faith, singer and actress in series such as ‘Pennyworth’ and ‘Dangerous Liaisons’, watched the film “The Little Mermaid” and it is particularly “caustic” for the story of the film.
More specifically, she wrote on social media: “As a mother of girls, I don’t want my children to think it’s ‘okay’ to give up your voice and your strength to love a man.” Faith said in a now-deleted Instagram post spotted by Metro, according to Dealine. “What the…. Is this; This is not at all what I want to teach the next generation of women».
The actress refers to the film’s main character, Ariel, who after a dark deal gives up her voice to become human so she can meet Prince Eric, with whom she has fallen in love.
The excellent fairy tale about the power of love, here takes dimensions of female emancipation, while the placement of an African-American woman, the rising 23-year-old singer, Halle Bailey, in the role of Ariel is noteworthy.
Marshall’s film, which runs a bit longer than it should at 135 minutes, has all the elements of the fairy tale while at the same time giving a sense of renewal, the work done in the graphics and photography is satisfactory, the songs and the Alan Menken’s music adds to the atmosphere and is aimed primarily at young audiences, while the dub is slightly inferior to the original performance.
“The Little Mermaid” had a very strong opening in the U.S. as well as other countries, taking in $68 million in foreign markets for a worldwide debut of $185.8 million.
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Although Faith wasn’t thrilled with Ariel “chasing” love, she praised Halle Bailey, who plays the little mermaid. “I think Halle gives a good performance and it’s great casting“, said the actress.
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With Faith receiving a lot of backlash for her comments about ‘The Little Mermaid’, many users on social media wondered how she didn’t know the plot of the film. However, as it turns out, Faith seems to have been a fan of the animated version. Back in 2009, she tweeted: “When I grow up, I want to be the little mermaid».
when i grow up i want to be the little mermaid
— Paloma Faith💙 (@Palomafaith) October 30, 2009
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