The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea

 Not a bad movie at all. And Ariel's daughter is just as naïve as she is. So, nothing has really changed. She tries to do the right thing but because there are secrets, she does something against her own family. I personally hate secrets (my sisters don't get that) and it's crap like misunderstandings that come up later in life. The animation on this was really good but I was just impressed with the voice over acting. And, of course, Morgana sounded just like her sister, Urusla... oh wait! It WAS Pat that did the voice as well! Not a bad movie at all!

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