Diana, a stubborn mermaid, is determined to bring justice to the men who killed her merman father. Never having lived out of water before, she enlists the help of her two sisters (already living on land) to track down the murderers. Diana finds that her sister, Venus, is an aquatic dancer in a seedy bar who was forced into the position by the evil bar owner who has taken Venus' magic tiara, giving him ultimate control of her. June, the third sister, works at the local aquarium and is able to recruit the help of her friend, and love interest, Randy, a coast guard officer, to help the mermaids track down their father's killers. The sisters join forces and along the way, discover how difficult it is to be a fish out of water, and how meaningful sisterhood is. Mermaid sisters hunt down their father's human killer… and deal with their own personal relationships with the humans. While fishing offshore, the ambitious fisherman Mallick (Sean Taylor) uses explosives and a machine gun and kills the father of three gorgeous mermaid sisters. Diana (Erika Heynatz), the oldest and strongest one, lived with her father and has a powerful trident weapon which becomes a type of hair clip and decides to look for her sisters to chase the killer. June (Sarah Laine) lives in a boat, has a magic mirror, works at the local aquarium and has a crush on the Coast Guard officer Randy (Daniel Frederiksen). Venus (Nikita Ager) has the power of seducing men, has a magic tiara and works as an aquatic dancer in a coastal bar. Together, the three sisters try to find a way to bring justice to the death of their father. 'Mermaids' is one of those movies quite silly, but delightful to be seen. The story, full of magic and fantasy, is delicious. The gorgeous cast is a collyrium for the men eyes. The locations are wonderful. 'Mermaids' is a great entertainment for the whole family. My vote is seven.<br/><br/>Title (Brazil): 'As Sereias' ('The Mermaids') Ian Berry makes it believable! This movie should definitely be made into a series. The actors were sensational. It was easy to believe that Nikita Ager, Erika Heynatz, and Sarah Laine were mermaids. The storyline was easy to follow, but had plenty of twists and turns. This movie did not leave me confused or wondering what happened in some parts. I would classify Mermaids as a family fantasy drama/action. Very small children probably would not like it, but kids, teens, and adults can all sit down and enjoy it. I would recommend Mermaids to anyone who likes fantasy films, dramas, or films that the whole family can watch. After seeing it, you'll want to watch it again and again and again. Mermaids is a sensational movie. I can't say that enough times. The only thing I do not like about it is that it is a made-for-TV movie.
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