Tom Hanks

Daryl Hannah

Eugene Levy

John Candy

Dody Goodman

Shecky Greene

Richard B. Shull

Bobby Di Cicco

Howard Morris

Tony DiBenedetto

Patrick Cronin

Charles Walker

David Knell

Jeff Doucette

Royce D. Applegate

Tony Longo

Nora Denney

Charles Macaulay

Ronald F. Hoiseck

Lou Tiano

Joe Grifasi

Rance Howard

Corki Grazer

Fred Lerner

David Lloyd Nelson

Al Chesney

Lowell Ganz

James Ritz

Maurice Rice

Babaloo Mandel

Pierre Epstein

Cheryl Howard

Louisa Marie

Valerie Wildman

Christopher Thomas

Rick Dano

Clint Howard

Ron Kuhlman

Lori Kessler

Joe Cirillo

Tom Toner

Lee Delano

Migdia Skarsgård Chinea

Jack Denton

Nick Cinardo

Fil Formicola

Than Wyenn

Clare Peck

Eileen Saki

Jodi Long

Victoria Lucas

Jeffrey Dreisbach

Amy Ingersoll

Daryl Edwards

Jack Hallett

Bill Smitrovich

Nancy Raffa

David Kreps

Jason Late

Shayla Mackarvich

Brian Grazer

Daniel P. Hanley

Ron Howard

Danny Aiello III

Mike Hill

Jan R. Lloyd

Christopher Griffin

Wilbur L. Russell

Doug Metzger

Hans Beimler

John Thomas Lenox

Richard S. Church

Sandy Berke Jordan

Kal Manning

Jack Sandeen

Robert J. Schiffer

Lyla Foggia

Jack Wadsworth

Richard Luckey

Mitch Suskin

Carol Ann Jackson

Robert Hathaway

Roger Tweten

Joe Parker

George Fredrick

Bruce Hutchinson

Bobbi Kronowitz

Al Maguire

Richard Portman

Tom Gerard

Frank Regula

Nick Alphin

Wayne Fitzgerald

David Oliver Pfeil

John De Bello

Len DeVirgilio

Lisa Dalton

Catherine Schultz

Bill Anagnos

Jery Hewitt

Edgard Mourino

A.L. Sheppard

John Cade

Hubie Kerns Jr.

Anne Senelly Kyle

Roy Thomas

Fred Waugh

Jesse Wayne

Alex Stevens

Tim Gallin

Al Cerullo

Victor Magnotta

Tommy J. Huff

Peggy Westmoreland

Michael M. Vendrell

Scott Leva

Bill Shepard

Bruce Jay Friedman

Norman Rockett

Jack T. Collis

May Routh

Lee Holdridge

Philip Smith

John B. Mansbridge

Donald Peterman

Jophery C. Brown

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Really good watch, could watch again, and can recommend.

Even after 25 years, this holds up, though a modernization is probably due soon.

Hop in the way back machine and see some of the greats early on: Tom Hanks, Daryl Hannah, John Candy, and Eugene Levy.  That team pretty much carries the movie and they go through a wonderful, fun-filled adventure into a mystery of a new girl in Allen's life.  Honestly, you could probably cut out the mermaid bit and have her be a crazy foreign girl, though that sounds like a movie someone has made already.

It being a mermaid movie definitely makes some allowances, and makes the movie more memorable.  It adds in a metaphor of the importance of communication into the writing, and gives a focal point for the story to move around and become a focus in the 3rd act.  As there is barely a direct antagonist in this, this sort of conflict is usually how a romantic comedy resolves.

It's a fun watch, well made for it's time, and imagine most people, especially mermaid movie fans, will enjoy it.

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Twenty years earlier "Allen" (Tom Hanks) had a mysterious underwater encounter with a rescuer. Advance to present day and he is managing a fish market with his sibling "Freddie" (John Candy). Another trip to Cape Cod, another accident and yep, it's the same saviour - only this time their eyes meet over a choppy sea and shortly afterwards she follows him onto the land. It's lust/love at first sight and pretty soon she is living with him. She (Daryl Hannah) calls her self "Madison" after the avenue/president and after a day in Bloomingdale's television department picks up enough English to join in the rest of this rather slapstick movie - or to at last have a post-coital chat! Thing is, madcap scientist "Prof. Kornbluth" (Eugene Levy) is soon on her tail (!) and after chucking buckets of water at a similarly attired couple a few times, our lovebirds find themselves incarcerated in a lab where they are to be the subject of some nasty experiments. Can they escape the clutches of their captors and get her back to the open sea before six days expire and she finds herself stuck? The idea is quite fun and at the start when they are in their respective discovery phases, it's quite entertaining. It just repeats itself too often, though, and the presence of his annoyingly selfish brother just clutters it all up, gradually creating the look of a slightly farcical episode of the "A-Team". It's watchable but I didn't find there to be any chemistry between the stars - Hannah was never a particularly engaging actor, I found - and it's all rather forgettable.

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