Disney's remake of the 1989 movie recreates some of the original's most memorable moments. A few scenes, including Ariel's hair flip, look like shot-for-shot recreations. When Ariel wishes to ...

Disney's "The Little Mermaid" remake, starring Halle Bailey ... is how awful everyone looks wet. When Ariel and Triton come to the surface, their wet hair lies dead on their faces.

but for fans of Disney’s The Little Mermaid, there are some characteristics of Ariel that are important. Her red hair is one of them. The live-action remake’s director, Rob Marshall ...

Ariel’s iconic hair flip and the romantic-but-problematic “Kiss the Girl” boat scene. Behold, the first trailer for Disney’s remake of ‘The Little Mermaid’ — starring Halle Bailey ...

While we can just about manage to create a mermaid wave (thank you, hair tools), if you've seen Disney's latest live-action remake of The Little Mermaid, Halle Bailey's incredible Ariel hair ...

Ariel’s character has fire-engine red hair. After the trailer debuted, some people on Twitter criticized Ariel’s updated look in the remake. “The most unrealistic thing about the new Little ...

At the heart of Disney’s 2023 live-action remake of The Little Mermaid ... awful everyone looks wet. When Ariel and Triton come to the surface, their wet hair lies dead on their faces.

What I was surprised by was how much the remake kept true to ... a Black woman with beautiful Black hair working at the movie theater where she saw a Black Ariel hoist herself out of the ocean.

Here are 13 ways the remake, directed by Rob Marshall ... and the crew knew that death-by-flat-iron to recreate Ariel’s flowing mane of straight red hair was not the way to go.

Halle Bailey’s hair was a major focus of the costume and beauty department in the new live-action remake of ‘The Little Mermaid.’ Bailey, who plays Ariel, specifically wanted to keep her ...

The effort that went into Ariel’s hair is at odds with the inconsistent way light behaves underwater Setting the white savior fantasy of it all aside, very little about The Way of Water’s ...