Everyone has also wanted a friend like Aquamarine-not with a tail fin, but one who is confident, self-assured, challenging and affirming. And everyone has wanted a best friend like they have.
Everyone has felt like these girls-a bundle of mixed emotions from excitement and joy in life itself to insecurity and fear about the future. They are normal, un-Hollywood girls with fears, dreams, insecurities, emotional scars, and lots of laughter. But the main reason this relationship feels authentic is that each of them is a very real and relatable pre-teen character. It's so easy to believe these two girls have a supportive, fun and comfortable friendship that started long before the opening credits. The film's greatest treasure is the sweet and real relationship between Claire and Hailey. When she sets her eyes on Raymond, Hailey and Claire strike a deal of their own: If they get Raymond to pledge his love to Aquamarine in three days, Aquamarine will make their biggest wish come true-Hailey won't move.Ĭlaire and Hailey are startled to find a mermaid (Sara Paxton) in the pool
Arranged to marry a merman she doesn't love, Aquamarine has struck a deal with her father: If she can prove-in three days-that the fabled notion of love does exist, he will let her out of the betrothal. Their prayers seem answered when a hurricane washes ashore Aquamarine (Sara Paxton), a mermaid who needs their help. Crushed that they will soon be separated, the best friends spend almost every waking hour together-either ogling the hunky high school lifeguard Raymond (Jake McDorman) or dreading the big move that'll leave them both alone. In just days, Hailey is moving to Australia. The movie begins with soon-to-be 8th graders Hailey (Joanna Levesque) and Claire (Emma Roberts) trying to make the very most of their summer-and their last few weeks together. Best friends Hailey (Joanna `JoJo' Levesque) and Claire (Emma Roberts) share a secret
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