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What is that movie called when 2 girls meet a mermaid and then the mermaid turns to human?
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When did Ariel the movie come out?
its called the little mermaid and the first one came out in1989
What is the name of the mermaid in the movie Splash?
She is called Madison.
Is there a mermaid movie for adults and kids?
A good movie 4 kids is H2O its a mermaid movie about three kids.
Does King Triton use his power to let Ariel turn into a mermaid in The Little Mermaid 2 Return to the Sea?
he does turn Ariel back into a mermaid so that she may go look for melody in the sea but she turns back into a human at the end of the movie
What is the name of the movie in The Little Mermaid where Ariel meets Eric?
Wow someone is having a blond moment. The name of the movie is "The Little Mermaid"
What is the name of the movie 2 girls meet a mermaid?
aquamarine
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Aquamarine
What is the English translation of La Sirenita?
La Sirenita means the Little Mermaid. The Little Mermaid is an animated Disney movie from 1989. It is the story of a mermaid who longed to be a human.
When did Ariel the movie come out?
its called the little mermaid and the first one came out in1989
What movie has a villain called Ursula?
Disney's The Little Mermaid (1989) is one.
What is the name of the mermaid in the movie Splash?
She is called Madison.
Is there a Powerpuff Girls movie?
Yes, there is. It is called The Powerpuff Girls Movie.
What is the name of that mermaid movie?
The little mermaid
Were the wonder girls in a movie?
Yes, it's called 'The Wonder Girls Movie".
Is there a mermaid movie for adults and kids?
A good movie 4 kids is H2O its a mermaid movie about three kids.
What is the best mermaid movie?
the best mermaid movie i have seen is probaly H20 just add water or the little mermaid: ariels begining
What is the Disney movie about a boy who's mom is a mermaid and gives him to humans?
It is called The Thirteenth Year.
