making of: H2O: Just Add Water. underwater scenes were filmed by the actresses who had swim lessons and real prosthetic mermaid tails, there was no CGI used at all
@iCkEdMeL oh thats so sad...that poor woman :( love to hear a story about a Good Samaritan in this day and age though and amazed they weren't hit by the shots fired nor the car... incredibly lucky.
He’s clearly pitchin himself a fit! Who cares if hers birthday is comin up… he wants hims one of them fart cars so he can make it go toot toot at people. He reckons she gets a birthday every damn year and deez fart cars gonnn sell out like hot cakes at the local McDons on church people Sundays 😂😂😂
@BrianEntin She’s such a doll! Every other festival that’s had or will have any sort of these “1% chance it happens” catastrophes could really use an Angela :)
both for the festival goers to keep morale boosted as well as to do things like this with the media.
Time and time again, all you see is most dramatic people going on tv or to media and just ripping the festival and the promoters to shreds like they had anything that they could do to prevent the weather or you know this “1% percent chance it happens” kinda thing. It’s hard to see sometimes because behind every festival is a huge family/team of people that put everything… blood, sweat and tears included… Into putting on said event and people forget that this isn’t the outcome they wanted either.
As I stroll on TikTok, I keep seeing parents video their children reacting to The Little Mermaid trailer. So instead of focusing so much on the negative, I thought I’d show a thread of the little black kids who are excited to see their favorite princess look like them.