Watching Watson and Stevens on screen is nothing short of a treatĪll of this is, of course, told through a number of songs. When Gaston discovers she’s been taken captive by the beast in the castle, he rounds up the villagers and descends upon the manor to finally confront the beast himself. While Belle is trapped within the castle, however, a local soldier named Gaston tries to figure out a way to convince Belle to marry him. As a prisoner of the beast, the two slowly build a relationship with one another, going from sworn enemies to friends before finally falling in love. When her father becomes imprisoned in a hidden castle that exists off the beaten path, she finds herself a victim of the very beast her father encountered. Belle is a smart, fearless woman, full of wanderlust and yearning for a bigger world that exists outside the confines of her small town. Disneyīeauty and the Beast is almost an exact retelling of the story from the 1991 animated film. When “A Tale as Old as Time” begins to play, watching Belle and Beast dance around the ballroom in their iconic costumes, it’s hard to suppress the flutter in your chest. There are plenty of emotional moments that may leave you slightly teary-eyed. They’re not the worst part of the movie - that is solely reserved for the ego-centric villain, Gaston - but they weren’t as wonderfully strange as the animated versions were.ĭespite its smaller shortcomings, Beauty and the Beast is pretty close to being as luxurious and wonderful as the original film was. While these characters have moments when they’re genuinely funny, charismatic and entertaining, for the most part, they ironically take away from the magical feeling the rest of the movie is full of when Beast and Belle are there. In the animated movie, some of the best characters were Lumiere, Cogsworth, Plumette, Chip and Mrs. Unfortunately, the same can not be said for the supporting cast of characters. Watching Belle and Beast dance around the ballroom in their iconic costumes, it’s hard to suppress the flutter in your chest
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