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The Little Mermaid, like Disney’s other live-action adaptations of its animated classics, is an engine running on nostalgia. While it is full of heart, that spirit is owed in a major way to the iconic music and ever-relatable story of the original. Nothing that was added in to pad out its runtime to a whopping two hours feels entirely necessary. It’s not that this version of The Little Mermaid is bad – it’s arguably one of the better live action Disney remakes – it's that, beyond Halle Bailey’s incredible performance as Princess Ariel, there’s little here that makes as much of an impact as the same moments in the animated version.
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Rewrite this paragraph without any negativity.

The Little Mermaid, like Disney’s other live-action adaptations of its animated classics, is an engine running on nostalgia. While it is full of heart, that spirit is owed in a major way to the iconic music and ever-relatable story of the original. Nothing that was added in to pad out its runtime to a whopping two hours feels entirely necessary. It’s not that this version of The Little Mermaid is bad – it’s arguably one of the better live action Disney remakes – it's that, beyond Halle Bailey’s incredible performance as Princess Ariel, there’s little here that makes as much of an impact as the same moments in the animated version.
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Disney's latest live-action adaptation of another animated classic continues its streak of success, bringing the classic tale The Little Mermaid to life. The two-hour remake is packed full of memorable moments, fan-favorite songs, and, most importantly, nostalgia for those older viewers. The casting here was phenomenal, with lead-star Halle Bailey showing an incredible performance as the Disney Princess Ariel. Full of the same emotion and heart as the original animated tale, Disney's live-action remake of The Little Mermaid has clearly made its claim as one of the best live-action remakes yet by the company. 
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Rewrite this paragraph without any negativity.

The Little Mermaid, like Disney’s other live-action adaptations of its animated classics, is an engine running on nostalgia. While it is full of heart, that spirit is owed in a major way to the iconic music and ever-relatable story of the original. Nothing that was added in to pad out its runtime to a whopping two hours feels entirely necessary. It’s not that this version of The Little Mermaid is bad – it’s arguably one of the better live action Disney remakes – it's that, beyond Halle Bailey’s incredible performance as Princess Ariel, there’s little here that makes as much of an impact as the same moments in the animated version.</s>
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Disney's latest live-action adaptation of another animated classic continues its streak of success, bringing the classic tale The Little Mermaid to life. The two-hour remake is packed full of memorable moments, fan-favorite songs, and, most importantly, nostalgia for those older viewers. The casting here was phenomenal, with lead-star Halle Bailey showing an incredible performance as the Disney Princess Ariel. Full of the same emotion and heart as the original animated tale, Disney's live-action remake of The Little Mermaid has clearly made its claim as one of the best live-action remakes yet by the company. </s>
