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Source: http://www.vulture.com/2016/11/lin-manu ... -film.html

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZmgSEYzpaw

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Well, he does mean he wants to write new music, not touch the old music...

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Please, don't be involved with the music!

Source: http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/ente ... /94342338/

Source: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/featur ... ion-956697

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The Broadway songs might make it into the live-action film!

Source: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/a ... q-a-951771

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PLEASE TO GOD!!! "If Only" and "Her Voices" are absolutely stunning and they're dying for scenes!

I wanna hear the World Above. It's short, but I like the warm atmosphere it has. Though i'm guessing that song and its reprise will be cut- i don't mind the reprise being cut, since the scene with Triton is much more tense without a song as in the movie, but I figure they'd want to give Triton a solo...

I feel "The World Above" is so superfluous. "Part of Your World" does everything that song does and more. I hope "Her Voice" and "If Only" make it in, and that's it. Those are the only songs I think are good enough. Maybe "I Want the Good Times Back", too, but that's it.

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“Her Voice,” “Beyond My Wildest Dreams,” “One Step Closer,” and “Finale Ultimo” would be my picks. I wouldn’t mind “I Want the Good Times Back” or any of the cut Ursula songs/reprises either. I’d love if they included the cut lyrics from “Fathoms Below” for the original film (that talk about Ursula). I just hope “Part of That World” and “Poor Unfortunate Souls” are more like the original film and not like the Broadway show at all—particularly the latter, which was ruined in the musical, imo.

Plus, I’m not sure where they could put "The World Above" anyway since first shot of her should be exploring the sunken ship, and it would be weird for her to stop and sing before going to Scuttle—if they even keep Scuttle in the movie… (I’d be fine with him and Chef Louie getting nixed.)

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I apologize for bringing this issue, folks and I know it may seem like flamebaiting. But I can't help it.

I wonder how this film will depict Ariel and if it's going to depict her in a different way than the animated movie. Regardless of my previous criticism against her, let's face it, she is a fairly criticized character by several people. So I wonder if the creators has taken consideration to that criticism.

Well, despite criticisms, she is one of—if not the—most popular/merchandised Disney princess. I don’t think they’ll have any incentive to change her.

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I bet they'll try to make her more feminist. Like they did with the live-action Belle. It will probably be made more clear that she and Eric love each other before she makes that deal where if she doesn't get him to love her human form she becomes Ursula's prisoner.

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I bet in this version Prince Eric will have his memory wiped, either through amnesia from the shipwreck or by Ursula herself, to ensure Ariel has to win his love -again.

Like Cinderella, I expect they will form a relationship earlier in the story that in the animated original. Which is a welcome change I guess.

I think they'll somehow have Ariel defeat Usrula instead of Eric. It would make sense since it's Ariel's story and Ursula hurt her father. They did that with Frozen where initially Kristoff was supposed to punch Hans but changed it to Anna.

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Look, sorry for my comment about Ariel, I certainly didn't mean to flame bait. I was just bringing up the subject.


That would've been more justifiable. But the irony is that despite Ursula's villainy, she is a catalyst for Ariel to get close to Eric in the first place. So I don't think that she should've been killed, to be fair. Of course if we're going to overanalyze it further, Ariel could've approached Eric on her own (without taking consideration to her desire to be a human) and Triton could've been a catalyst for turn Ariel into a human. But by excluding Ursula, we wouldn't have nod to the original tale (or a villain), would we?

I agree, that's probably the only change I could see happening. Otherwise, I don't think they should concern themselves trying to please non-fans.

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This is the only change I wouldn't mind. But honestly with all the changes they are making to Belle to make her even more feminist than she already is, I would be shocked if they didn't try to change Ariel too, especially because she's still polarizing to critics to this day. I'm hoping her utter popularity with everyone else is enough for them to leave her unscathed. I don't mind the changes to Belle so much because they still somewhat fit the character, but if Ariel is suddenly an inventor or something like that, I won't be happy.

God, I hope not. She's just so perfect the way she is, it would be a shame to change her. But seeing how they changed Belle, I think Ariel is going to have some changes, too. Nothing too drastic, I hope.

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They changed the climax of the Broadway show so that Ariel was the one that ultimately defeated Ursula, for the aforementioned reasons above. So could follow through to the movie, would made sense.

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