splashtoofilm This movie that Disney made for TV and was possibly making into a TV series is so 1980s cute! It's wholesome and funny AND you get to see Allen and Madison the mermaid again! It's been so long since it aired as The Disney Sunday Movie (1988) and Disney made so many of those that were GREAT every week! I really do hope for myself, my children and all the fans they release this and other "forgotten" movies they made in 80's on DVD or Blu-Ray! It's been 30 years now. SO MUCH FUN! BRING "SPLASH, TOO" TO DVD! RELEASE "DISNEY SUNDAY MOVIE'S" ON DVD-BLU_RAY! A+

PriMaDonna1991 This movie deserves a lot more than people are rating it,its nothing really like the original OK we get that i find it a little more for children as Disney made it and it was made for TV so i don't expect it to be a box office hit i think its very cheesy and its very 80s but i adore that and i think its cute and i love amy yasbeck as madison i thought she did a brilliant job The rest of the cast were good and i love love love salty the dolphin hes adorable it was nice to see madison wasn't swimming around on her own down there if your the kind of person hates cheesy movies and wants to watch a multi millon box office hit with lots of cgi effects etc then don't watch this but if u love pure cheese and mermaids give it a watch its a little masterpiece in my eyes and for anyone whos a huge fan of the original i love a bit of closure from the first film it was nice to see madison and alan years on and how things were with them and at the very end madison hints at having a baby so hopefully someone will make a 3rd movie at some stage for a splash trilogy this movie hasn't been released on DVD or blu ray yet so someone should seriously get there finger out and fix this asap

joncross1 I completely disagree. I think it is officially the worst movie ever made. I had to turn it off when I saw that the couple could now communicate through the water in the kitchen sink. Are you kidding me? That's taken a brilliant first film and turned it into a big joke. I think the makers should be ashamed of themselves.

Ben Nunn As bad sequels go, this one is right up there with Freddy Kruger's Cash-in Christmas Special part VI.Now if you can't get one of the main characters to appear, then you think long and hard, and if you can cast someone else and get away with it - as in Silence of the Lambs/Hannibal - then you make the new film.But when practically NONE of the original cast OR the production team OR writers want to do a sequel, it becomes a really bad idea. A really bad idea.That said, it has some good ideas which would've worked well in the original Splash.