summarize this "“The Little Mermaid” has bombed with moviegoers in China and South Korea amid racist critiques in some quarters over the casting of Black actress NAME_1 as main character NAME_2.

NAME_3’s live-action remake has made only $3.6 million in mainland China since opening there NAME_4 May 26, according to Box Office Mojo.

It brought in just 19.5 million yuan ($2.7 million) in its first five days, compared with 142 million yuan (nearly $20 million) for “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” in the first five days of that film’s opening, according to Chinese box office tracker Endata.

In South Korea, “The Little Mermaid” has grossed $4.4 million since May 24.

The movie attracted some 472,000 viewers in its first week in theaters there, less than the 643,000 fans who showed up for new “Fast and Furious” film “Fast X,” over the same duration, according to the Korean Film Council. “Fast X” opened a week before “The Little Mermaid.”

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NAME_3's 'The Little Mermaid' rakes in $117 million at the US box office NAME_4 opening weekend
The chilly reception came as viewers in both countries questioned the choice of NAME_5 as the star of the movie, a decision that has been celebrated elsewhere.

In the United States, young Black girls have hailed NAME_3’s decision, saying they feel represented NAME_4 the big screen because of her titular role.

“The Little Mermaid” has also done well at the domestic box office, ranking as the number two movie over the past weekend, which is only its second so far in theaters, according to Comscore.

But NAME_4 IMDb, the film has allegedly been hit by “review bombing,” a practice where users leave negative reviews NAME_4 a title to try to lower its rating. The issue led IMDb last week to warn of “unusual voting activity” and tweak how it calculates the ratings.

A cold reception
Globally, the film has now brought in an estimated $327 million, with $186 million of that coming domestically and $141 million driven by international audiences, according to Comscore.

China, the world’s second largest box office, has contributed a negligible amount.

Fans in mainland China have shared their objections to the movie online, mainly expressing disappointment with NAME_5’s casting.

NAME_4 NAME_6, a popular Chinese movie review website, users scored the film just 5.1 out of 10.

NAME_4 Maoyan, a Chinese movie review and box office tracking platform, one user said they were “puzzled” as “the ‘Little Mermaid’ in my mind is White.” Several others made discriminatory comments abou Give two different versions of responses. Please separate the responses with 6 asterisk symbols: ******.
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