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How did you buy your ticket? View All Videos 6. View All Photos Movie Info. Belle Emma Watson , a bright, beautiful and independent young woman, is taken prisoner by a beast Dan Stevens in its castle. Despite her fears, she befriends the castle's enchanted staff and learns to look beyond the beast's hideous exterior, allowing her to recognize the kind heart and soul of the true prince that hides on the inside.

Bill Condon. David Hoberman , Todd Lieberman. Stephen Chbosky , Evan Spiliotopoulos. Mar 17, wide. Jun 13, Walt Disney.

Emma Watson Belle. Dan Stevens Beast. Luke Evans Gaston. Kevin Kline Maurice. Josh Gad LeFou. Gugu Mbatha-Raw Plumette. Audra McDonald Madame Garderobe.

Ian McKellen Cogsworth. Emma Thompson Mrs. Stanley Tucci Maestro Cadenza. Bill Condon Director. Stephen Chbosky Screenwriter. Evan Spiliotopoulos Screenwriter.

David Hoberman Producer. Todd Lieberman Producer. Don Hahn Executive Producer. Thomas Schumacher Executive Producer. Jeffrey Silver Executive Producer. Tobias A. Schliessler Cinematographer. Virginia Katz Film Editor. Alan Menken Original Music. Sarah Greenwood Production Design. Jacqueline Durran Costume Designer. Lucy Bevan Casting. Casey Michael J. View All Critic Reviews Nov 04, Of the Disney live-action remakes, this is one of the better ones.

Of the category of "remakes that follow the original to a fault" I'd say it's probably the best of the batch. The original Beauty and the Beast is a concise 90 minutes that goes by super easy and gives you everything you need.

Yes there's a lot of little details and character elements left out, but as a fairy tale, it works. And it was one of the first Disney movies to show a truly strong female lead and a depth to its romance no, I don't buy into that Stockholm theory.

Belle was headstrong, the Beast was stubborn, and they worked through it into a unique love. Did we need to know about all the townspeople? No, it wasn't a story about them. Did we need the enchantress to return at the end along with the full plothole filling details about her curse? No, because it was a fairy tale.

Did we need a tragic backstory for both Belle and Beast that shows how they became the people they are? Not really, we get enough of them in the present to draw our own conclusions. The live action version however, gives us those things. The thing is though, each time it would go into a bit adding something, I would be reluctant at first but by the end I'd think "y'know what, that's actually fine, that works.

Not at all, but if you're going to expand on this story into something of an epic musical, the stuff they expand on it with is good stuff. I'll be honest, getting more one-on-one moments between Belle and Beast was really effective, and the moments were often touching. The original showed the development fine, but this shows a little more, and I like what it shows. There's also new songs, and unlike something like say live-action Aladdin, the songs fit the tone of the rest of the film.

The musical segments are good too. There's smaller pieces where there need to be, but there's also the big showstoppers that while not the animation, are still stellar in their own right. They know how to use the live action space in the unique way it presents. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent.

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