THE LITTLE MERMAID (2023) Movie Review | Breakfast All Day
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2023
- Darling, it's better down where it's wetter here at Breakfast All Day. We have an early review of "The Little Mermaid," the latest live-action remake of a Disney animated classic, and we have differing takes on whether it works or is even necessary. But we agree that Halle Bailey is tremendous in the title role, with a rendition of "Part of Your World" that will blow you away. Directed by Rob Marshall ("Chicago"), written by David Magee. Co-starring Jonah Hauer-King, Melissa McCarthy, Javier Bardem, Daveed Diggs, Awkwafina and Jacob Tremblay. In theaters Friday, May 26.
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I laughed so hard at the hoarder comment 😂😂
Ha, it's true!
Ironic how Halle was the main debate on this whole Little Mermaid movie, however, killed the role she was given. Life can be weird sometimes.
She was amazing. Great to see her getting all these well-deserved accolades.
@@BreakfastAllDay im sorry but she cant act and her dads accent is way too thick
Literally her singing was the only thing good about this movie.. so her being a singer tracks.. but it was slow paced and boring.. the cgi was terrible.. they changed basically the whole story... scuttle was in my opinion a horrible choice to go in the direction they went.. this dude in the video said it's hard to make disney princes "interesting" so to really make the prince less interesting ariel saves him.. what part of any of this is good.. even trying to give a good review made it seem bad😂
First time hearing this.
Alonso is doing George Lucas cosplays now 😂
Maybe George Lucas is doing Alonso Duralde cosplay.
Seeing it tomorrow. The 8 year old in me is really hoping I’ll want to watch this one again and again too
Keep us posted!
All right!!! I’m hearing a lot about early viewers.
Me too, I truly think I’ll love it, I’m not worried.
Ariel has been my fave bc I identify with curiosity and wanting more out of life. So I was scared to see this genuinely. But I absolutely loved it and was surprised I did. I hated the CGI & loved the updates to storyline; it felt more meaningful to Ariel's story and the romance. Even the piece with her Father at end was all quite touching. Very pleasantly surprised Disney fan!!!
Rewatched the original lately and was surprised by how perfect the movie was... until Ariel loses her voice and she becomes an extra in her own film. Yeah, the original has problems. You know who else has problems? The people that criticize this movie for casting black actors then get upset that you call them racist because apparently its worse to call someone a racist than to actually be racist.
Based on your past videos, it looks like 'The Little Mermaid' is *SWIMMING* past expectations.
I see a pun, I give a like.
Christy, I agree the underwater scenes are often inorganic and lean toward the uncanny. However, in regards to how they animated Ariel's hair? They did exactly what us fans wanted, needed and expected! They were being faithful to the original's animation of Ariel's gloriously malleable and voluminous locks. When did you last see the original? Ariel's hair, the way it constantly undulates and bounces, flowingly shifting with her every move, is part of what makes Ariel Ariel. To so many of us, it's iconic ;)
Glad you enjoyed!
Happy to hear this is a good live-action remake. Only one I've enjoyed (so far) was Aladdin. Hopefully this will join it when I see the film this weekend.
Let us know!
Only one I enjoyed was Jungle Book
Cinderella was the only great one.
From the caribbean, I enjoyed watching your review of the movie. Looking forward to seeing it 😊
Great, thanks Michelle! Let us know what you think.
Yes will do
Seeing it on Thursday.
Tbh, im afraid that it will be unfairly review bombed on Rotten Tomatoes.
But for like 1 negative review, ive seen like 8-9 positive reviews afterwards.
As a fan of the original movie, I know thr animation is a loose adaptation of an original work. I don't think the live action will be bad either.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts ❤
Thanks for watching! Let us know what you think.
I was lucky enough to be born at the inception of the Disney Renaissance. As a wee toddler when "The Little Mermaid" was released, I was immediately enamored. It spoke to me as it still does. It was the first VHS I ever owned! A gift from my parents for my 4th birthday. I adore all the films from that era and Beauty and the Beast is a strong runner up, but, even from early childhood, and, however inexplicable at the time, the fabulosity of Ursula and dazzling handsomeness of Eric, with his perfectly-contrasting raven hair and crystal blue eyes, stirred my seedling gay soul. So, I am so happy this remake is as good as it is. Aside from the atrocious "Scuttlebutt," the film is a success. And, while all the players are great in their own right, I want to give a shout-out to Javier Bardem. He showcases such a deep well of emotion, often with just his eyes. This helps him deliver a believably profound growth of character within the relative brevity of his scenes.
P.s. I agree with Alonso about Melissa McCarthy's Ursula. She is straight up channeling Pat Carroll. She does so with aplomb and so, one could argue, why deviate from perfection? But, there ARE a few flashes of McCarthy's signature wit that peek through her facsimile of Carroll and they are darn funny. So, again, Alonso is right when he says she should have given herself more artistic freedom.
Ariel had a lot going on. She wanted something and she went for it. And she made stupid rash decisions like a teenager but grew from them. That’s a character
Ariel saw a boy who never spoke to her and defiantly told her dad she’s in love, then left without telling anyone who loves her and then Eric was uninteresting, her and Eric’s romance was so abrupt. let’s be real the original plot is flat when you think about it. Ariel and Eric building a connection and having these parallels is so smart and a lot of people say there’s a lot of romance in the film, I can’t wait to see it tomorrow.
You definitely didn't see the same little mermaid as i did, cause Ariel left home for a boy, i'm surprised she wasn't already pregnant at 16 after touching earth. Her story does not reflect well for today's time, the updates make sense.
1. Same character as in this movie
2. She completely loses all of that at the start of the 2nd act. She becomes a background player in her own movie.
That's a character. A character that SUCKS
@@josegil8020 it’s a fairy tale about talking fish people. Of course it’s not going to reflect contemporary society
@@poposterous236 wow
I am going tomorrow, then on Saturday for imax, and if I love it as much as I think I will I’ll watch it five more times in theaters. I’m a sucker for a good romance and always thought the original was sort of shallow when it came to why Ariel and Eric got together, even if it was one of my favorite movies as a child. Looking forward to Halle and Jonah because they’re both such adorable good spirited kind people and that’s what I want to think of when I think of Ariel and eric.
Let us know if it meets your expectations!
30 sth grown man and I've seen this movie twice! It's fabulous! Visually, narratively, and performance wise. Loved it.
Gene Siskel is coming for you in the afterlife for that take Christy!
But I agree. 90% of the love for the original is Menken/Ashman (and two generations pining for the rebirth of the musical).
Sounds like you think underwater scenes aren't worth doing unless you can invest both the extensive time & money to get them right like the Avatar movies?!
I probably was 11 when this film was released, and for me it was like "this is a cartoon, I'm in a theater enjoying a cartoon and everyone else is enjoying it too." It's not too complicated, I'm okay with remakes.
That's a good way to look at it. People get really emotionally invested.
Little Mermaid 🧜♀️ was the only Live action film 🎞 that was better than the Original cartoon movie 🍿 I thought it was a masterpiece
I don't get the whole discussion about her leaving the sea for a man in the original. She was fascinated by the human world. Part of your world proves it.
People don't know what they're talking about as usual.
Great review, as always, the hoader quip is immortal Breakfast All Day. Elsewhere, am glad to hear that it's not the horror that was "Dumbo," the atrocity that was "Pinocchio, but no, I won't be seeing it in the theatre. Disney may need my support in Florida, but they do not need my support in this latest cash grab, not least since every preteen in the country will be there. Will catch on streaming. Thanks as ever, Christy and Alonso.
Thanks for all of that, David!
I saw it in 3D and it was Excellent. I loved the movie. The children that are going to see it will see a beautiful story, beautiful under water scenes and funny moments with a beautiful Disney Princess. Adults, who are reviewer or People who was against it are going to see the movie differently because they are going into dissect every thing. What I have seen is that everyone that saw the movie gave Halle Bailey praise for her performance and for that I felt proud. Many were against her, but her revenge was giving a spectacular performance. I give it a 100 out of 10, for the performance and for all the negative chatter said because she was a Black girl playing a mermaid. 🎉
So glad you loved it!
Nice to hear that this was good. I wish that Disney had done more to make The Lion King different in the same way as opposed to literally being a near shot-for-shot remake minus the removal of one of the films best/most iconic songs; Be Prepared. (A silly and flabbergasting decision seeing as how Edris Elba IS A RAPPER/SINGER IN REAL LIFE AND COULD HAVE EASILY CARRIED THAT SONG.)
Also...The Jungle Book was a great Disney "live-action" remake also. People tend to forget about that one.
The Lion King is very similar, you're right.
The Jungle Book was definitely my favorite live action adaptation, then Aladdin. I didn't really like Beauty and the Beast, but I never really felt the same about the animated film either.
Hmm go watch it for yourself
I’ll wait till it comes on Disney +🧜♀️🧜🏻♂️🧜
It'll be there eventually!
I laughed so hard at the hoarder comment😂😂
Ha but it's true 😄
Any chance you two will review Nicole Holofcener's You Hurt My Feelings?
Yes, on Friday! Thanks for asking.
@@BreakfastAllDay Nicole Holofcener seems to just quietly & consistently do good work with Please Give, Enough Said, Can You Ever Forgive Me?, You Hurt My Feelings; and also on TV with Six Feet Under, Enlightened, Orange is the New Black, One Mississippi & Togetherness etc.
@@AllInTheGame01 She is VERY consistent. And she co-wrote The Last Duel.
I never understood why they don't remake the medieval-fantasy disney films. LIke sword and the stone (1963). They are rooted in reality with magic. It's a popular genre ... just think Game of Thrones.
Good review. A little suggestion...You guys should get a nice set for film reviews, and do the discussion in person. Doing reviews on zoom kind of feels like too easy at this point, because covid scare is dwindling. But zoom format still reminds people of those times and that can hinder your channel's progression because people want to forget and move on from those times.
That's a nice idea, thank you for the suggestion. We used to do them in person but we live in different cities now, an hour away from each other, so this is more convenient time-wise. But we always do out-of-the-theater reactions when we're together. Thanks for watching.
I grew up on the original, it’s one of the first movies I remember seeing and I still love it to this day. I can’t imagine preferring this new version to it, but I’m glad neither of you thought it was a total disaster - that’s encouraging! I always thought it was unfair the way people would write Ariel off as having nothing going on beyond wanting to get the guy. Even in the first movie I feel like it’s clear that she’s had a fascination with life beyond her kingdom and her father’s rules before she ever saw Eric. Growing up there was always this debate about who was the better role model, Ariel or Belle and detractors of TLM would always reduce it to “Ariel gave everything up for a man!” But if we’re gonna take these things that seriously then there’s also an argument to made about Beauty and Beast basically being an ode to Stockholm Syndrome and perpetuating the idea that you can love an abusive man into changing his ways. Anyway, I’m really excited for Halle Bailey if nothing else. That woman is a star.
She really is. Let us know what you think when you see it!
Definitely gonna see this movie... most probably this coming Sunday 🧜♀️ 🧜♂️ 🎥🎞📽
And my favorite Disney Live Action/CGI remake is, so far, still THE JUNGLE BOOK 💞
Thanks, Alvin!
As someone who dealt with what a hoarder left behind when they died, Ariel's grotto is AMATEUR! But it should be acknowledged, so thank you, Alonso. And not going to wade (pun intended) into the controversy over the alleged dig at Princess Catherine's name? Probably for the best.
That sucks, Christine, sorry to hear that! What is the Catherine dig?
@@BreakfastAllDay Apparently, when Prince Eric is asking the voiceless Ariel what her name is, he first guesses Diana, only to receive a shake of the head. He then guesses Catherine, receiving a vehemently negative response. In the original, the negative reaction was to the name Mildred, a name much less likely to be currently popular. Some are interpreting juxtaposing the names Diana and Catherine and Ariel's highly negative reaction to the name Catherine as a dig at Princess Catherine. Could be a coincidence or could be someone involved in the script who either doesn't like the royal family in general or sides with the Sussexes in the family drama. At least that's the online gossip.
@@christinedugas3089 Ah, did not even catch that. Yes, Mildred would have been weird again 😄
I know nothing about the Little Mermaid, but that picture at 9:12 looks like the fish is about to be ate by two characters with a fork.
What bugged me about the promotional images and the trailer was how poorly lit it seemed? Like obviously there's not much light underwater but also fish don't talk so can't we compromise and at least see what's going on?
Yeah, a lot of the underwater stuff does not look great.
I can’t wait to see it this weekend. I’m so confused regarding the CGI though, because many say the CGI is stunningly beautiful, and others say it’s not. I guess I’ll see for myself. Maybe depends on the screen people are watching.😊
Projection can vary! Let us know.
Prepare to be ... awed! Gorgeous, gorgeous film! Incredible cast!
BEST THUMBNAIL IN THE GAME! maybe its just the movie but so many thumbnails for Little Mermaid reviews look like spam ads for some reason 😂
Ha, thank you! We're always trying to improve things around here.
Just watched it earlier today and absolutely LOVED it and will probably see it again next week
That's great!
My biggest concern based on the trailers / clips / posters is how dark and dim the under water portions are - I could barely see anything! I understand it can't be as vibrant and colourful as the animated version but I still feel like it is very dark to look at. This is what's stopping me from buying a ticket
Some are dark, some are bright and colorful, but they don't exactly look like they're underwater. Thanks, Jane!
The thing where they make the animal characters look like actual plain animals is so weird! Lol glad u guys had fun
Ha, thanks for watching!
That still of you two is so funny. 😂
We have fun.
The original was telling a very simple story about an adventurous heart and the power of love. I seriously doubt modern political messaging is going to make it better. The problem with all these remakes and reboots is that some ideologue is always trying to "fix" what was never broken. Then they take out Le Possion, and yet it's an hour longer? Ridiculous.
You don't think the original is expressing an ideology?
Agreed. There fairy takes. There supposed to be simple stories. This constant need to add adult logic to fairy tales is getting tiring.
@@nikosvault Yes, but doesn't need to be changed.
@@Flashbagfolly A conservative point of view. Legitimate, but don't present it as left-wing activism versus apolitical common sense.
@@nikosvault I didn't say anything about left or right, but left-wing activism versus apolitical common sense is exactly what it is.
lol hoarder comment had me giggling along.
It's true!
It does improve the story - characters are fleshed out. Which is why I liked it sooo much, I nvr rlly cared for the original bc of that but this one, yea loved
I missed Les Poissons! Also didn’t get the addition of Ariel not remembering she needs the kiss.
Story wise, it was to make Ariel and Eric's romance feel more organic. They didn't fall in love because it was Ariel's mission...it was because they had common interests and motivations.
Just saw it. Agree with both of you. I enjoyed it. Bailey has an amazing voice. I liked her sweet chemistry with Hauer-King and appreciated added backstory for Prince Eric. I actually really liked Bardem here, too; had read mixed things on him. I cried twice, Lol. I liked some of the changes made to the story. Yes, too long. Yes, not as charming or dynamic as the original. And I only liked 1 of the 3 new songs. But overall, I had a very nice time at the theater watching it. 7.5
Great, thanks for your thoughts!
Most fairy tales, including this one, were not children stories. They were allegory
Thanks Kathy!
Many people - and even the film reviewers among them - forget/overlook how for a Disney princess character from 1989, Ariel was a novelty, and many steps up from what came before her. While at the same time the filmmakers purposely wanted to stay very much *inside* the Disney fairytale framework. Ariel had initiative, interests/hobbies, a charming rebelliousness, rashness while being innocent (an apt characteristic of a teenager), and curiosity towards the world. In this review all that is left of that is a joke about her being a hoarder. I mean, that’s one way to look at it, I guess... a shallow and not very kind way (joke and all), if you are indeed looking for *some* character traits in her.
As for me - as the intended audience at the time - I just fell in love with the original film, and got out with ecstatic feelings of magic. And that I think was the main aim of the filmmakers (the creatives, that is). Don’t see a point in this adaptation, other than being a cash grab, like most of them. I’m from the camp that believes that you should just show the originals to today’s kids.🤷♀If people in general, and kids in particular, do enjoy it that’s cool though.
Oh, even forgot about my username here probably being a telltale of my love for the original film. 🤭😊🧜🏼♀
Was gonna say, is this THE Ariel? Thanks for your insights!
Javier Bardem takes his role in this very, very seriously. And Lin-Manuel Miranda's Scuttlebutt number fits in with the rest of the music like a peanut butter and tuna fish sandwich. But, otherwise, I thought this was fine. Not great, but I was entertained. I'm not going to see it again. I haven't seen the original in probably 25 years and I think I'm set for another 25 or so. But I'm sure kids will love it.
I just bought seven tickets to see it in 3D for me and my family this weekend. We are stoked! I feel the dude is wrong. This will be a major repeat theater experience! Im going to loose money within the next coupe of weeks for this film. GEESH!
Hope everyone enjoys!
Okay…you’ve convinced me to give it a chance… 🧜♀️
Great, enjoy!
How come I don't see any pictures before the review of Alonso about to go to the bathroom anymore???
What?
thank you for a good review but 1989 is not the orginal tale - its HC Andersens The Little Mermaid...from 1837.... read that story its a really sad one. I love the 1989 movie and i think i will love this new one...
You are correct, thank you Karin!
I will goo to theaters to see either this or Fast X next weekend… which one should I see?
Stay home and save yourself from spending 2+ hours of life you’ll never get back
Fast X
If you're only going to do one, Fast X.
Go see The Little Mermaid if you like Disney family movies. Fast X might be a tougher pill to swallow (based on the RT score) unless you're a huge fan
of the franchise. I assume you've already seen GOTG 3 (which is probably the best of the 3 films)?
@@TomTheBullTerrier oh you’re just a hater. Stay mad
This gem, the classic is reborn. The father, the daughter and.... the son. Awesome cast, gorgeous film! Seemingly... Oscar bound!
Lol.
Excited! Seeing it on Saturday with my god daughter.
Nice! Hope you both have fun.
I kept thinking how weird it was that this grown-ass Prince is hooking up with a teenage "girl"
Halle Bailey is just fantastic as Ariel, but the weak point of the film is making Prince Eric just the same bland, whitebread prince we've seen in all the old Disney movies (Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, etc.). He is clearly out of place with the rest of the other characters. It would have been better if they extended the diversity to the revamping of the prince character as well. Also, as a minor point, when I watched the movie with my friends, their six-year-old daughter whispered to me, "That's not Ariel. Ariel has red hair." Just to maintain a little consistency, it would been nice if Halle Bailey's hair was a vibrant red as it was with the original cartoon Ariel.
Take that back Alonso! I love and grew up with the original Pete’s dragon. Know all the songs 😂
Yes ma'am. I am planning on seeing it this evening at 6 PM.
Great, have fun!
Great Review
Thanks, Brent!
Ariel and father didn't capture a connection, Sébastien was dull, snd Triton dull . Lacked energy and intensity
I watched in 3D and I don't have the same feelings about the visuals.
Ah, interesting. We saw it in 2D.
no le poisson. tragic
I go with Christie... James Cameron f* us with Avatar the Way of Water.... Now all the under the water CGI that other movies try to acomplish wil look terrible in comparison 🤣🤣
Sad but true!
I'm a bit offended. Why are these two questioning Daveed Diggs West Indian accent? He sounded fine.
We're saying other people have complained about the accent, but we thought it was fun and playful. Thanks for watching!
My favorite live action Disney remake so far is Cinderella. I hope The Little Mermaid live action will be up there because it’s one of my absolute favorite animated films. I hope it’s not as terrible and pointless as the Mulan live action. I hated that movie!
Wasn't that version of Cinderella lovely? The dress was ridiculous 😄
All I want from this movie is to not take away any premium screens from Fast X.
Rated for me : 10/10, I was left in tears.
That's great!
Gorgeous film! Insanely gorgeous in IMAX3D~ and that cast! BOOM!!
Melissa McCarthy is no Pat Carroll. It’s kind of embarrassing but next year is Snow White & that’s where is line is crossed.
Big shoes to fill, for sure.
Going to see the movie on Friday. I am so excited!
Great, have fun!
The original European fairy tales are very dark, like this one. I wonder if some studio would make movies based on the actual stories. I think children would love them as children are dark by nature anyway😉
I read the original stories by H. C. Andersen with illustrations as a child. They were scary - but had a message and were entertaining. I just don't want all the world to be bubblewrapped in Disney - we need some Krampus/Joulupukki!😄
Its for kids now so thats wierd you adults want it dark .. wierdos
Yess lol, some tales could be horror movies.
@@tlovehater All 'fairy tales' are basically horror stories. I can't go back to the 1500-1900 Europe or later - but I have quite a clear vision of it myself. I was given the original words as books - they indeed are horror but at least to me their were source of fun and learnt multiple things.
I have no idea why especially Americans think that children need 'funny' light drama. Children actually need horror imo.
They need to stop with these remakes in the first place. Maybe “Hunchback Of Notre Dame” and make it dark and make the talking gargoyles a product of Quasimodo’s unstable mind.
I just got home from it. I was mostly bored by it which is disappointing. I do agree Bailey is a superstar and I adore her but Marshall just lingers 5-10 seconds on every shot. I do think the prince is given much more to do but the actor comes across with goofball vibes and his song performance was cringe. So I loved it lol.
Ha, thanks for sharing your thoughts, Andrew!
2 out of 5.
Tell you what, go buy and smoke some Cuban cigars.
Please stop saying like, it's too much.
Like all the other live action remakes this was completely unnecessary and a waste of time. Sure, little black girls have some representation, but that could've been just as easily achieved with a new or original character. The fact that people continue to go in droves to see these remakes really makes me lose any hope in society.
Define "easily".
Who cares.
absolutely love yall (been watching since like 2015 when you were a whole different show) and glad yall had fun but, ugh, we have to take a stand against these movies. Like we just cant be letting Disney spend money on garbage like this or Indiana Jones when we are literally in a climate change breakdown! If anybody sees this comment, no matter how extra it sounds, this is your sign to STOP watching Disney movies. Dont pay for a ticket. Don't stream it. Just dont do it. We need to make a change to cinema and the world instead of blindly paying for stuff that literally nobody wants.
Thanks for sticking with us for so long! We think these are shameless cash grabs too, but this one is better than most.
Climate change?
@@PatrickOMulligan damn right. open your eyes. half of my country (canada) is burning right now. if you think spending 300 .....and let me repeat......THREE HUNDERED MILLION DOLLARS......on a shitty movie where the best compliment someone can give is "its better than most", its absurd. They may seem unconnected, but they arent. This kind of disgusting spending from elites is why this problem keeps getting worse. And in 20 years when its happening in your backyard, I legit want you to remember this comment lmfaoooo
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Just having seen the most recent commercials for it, I’m shocked at those numbers. The underwater stuff looks SO badly done, I’m left wanting to scratch my eyes out. I saw it in the first trailer when Triton first chastises Ariel, and it has only looked worse with every clip or TV spot I’ve seen. Part of me wonders how much of the positive reception it’s getting is unconsciously to do with critics understandably feeling the need to push back against the racist vitriol with which the film has been saddled.
It looks better in an actual movie theater, but the effects still aren't great.
My generation REALLY needs to find new inspiration - just tired of 90s and naughties bring back from the dead and WOKE-modified versions of the same things over and over and over. This is a cash grab ala the Lion King remake.
Cmon Disney, bring back hand drawn animation, art and different ideas. Just look at Studio Ghibli.
It's all very safe, isn't it.
Swimmingly ay
Nah, just not interested. 🤷
That's OK.
I’m absolutely not a fan of these live action remakes. The only one I found a little tolerable in some parts is surprisingly the Dumbo remake.
I’m glad you enjoyed it but we all know that she was cast as a diversity hire (evidenced by most of Disney’s content nowadays). You can, of course, pick diversity hires well but I’m not a fan of companies hiring based on skin colour. We need to move past that.
@@lighterview Well the Little Mermaid was based on a Danish fairy tale, so I would say yes.
And we all know why she's not white, it's like it's a really obvious elephant in the room. Have you been living under a Disney rock the past 5 years?
No we don’t know, could you explain please?
@@chikaimanwogwugwu5214 Yes you do. Stop lying.
Actually wrong. The director made it very clear none of the women of no color could touch the bar she set. They didn’t make the cut… get over it.
@@kadeijafrancis5474 How convenient 😂I'm sure they said the same about Black Tinkerbell, Black Blue Fairy, Indian Peter Pan and the upcoming Snow White of Colombian descent
Lol, two old shills
I don’t know. Ariel’s character screams White Girl!
Mmm, maybe not. Teen girl rebellion seems pretty universal. Thanks for watching.
Red head eraser continues.