Comparing Disney's Beauty And The Beast

“A tale as old as time” rings true as this recreated Disney movie resonates to my childhood memories. Bill Condon, director of The Beauty and the Beast, makes the reminiscent qualities of the original movie come to life again with this new take of a classic. The best of Disney is displayed through this new rendition of Beauty and the Beast. This movie takes the cartoon version and takes it to a new level of amazement. People would be captured by this film, should they choose to watch it, because the unique and original characters add charisma and depth to the plot. The love for the actors that bring these characters to life make you fall in love with this film.
My little sister and I fell in love with this film within fifteen minutes of watching.
Beauty and the Beast is a classic, remade with excellence, precision and attention to close detail. A review produced by Peter Rainer, tells us just that. Rainer explains Beauty and the Beast being a remade movie, is better than all others. Remakes such as “Cinderella” and “The Jungle Book” simply don’t live up to the expectation that we have for those specific Disney movies, but Beauty and the Beast reintroduces you to the success plot and adds a new flare to make it memorable. Rainer also makes a comment about the characters being fit to the movie making for a fantastic plot and great connection. I agree with this as I think the actors playing these characters are what brings them to life. The actors made these characters who they are, and left you wanting more from
This adds in the scene where the Beast takes the magic and uses it to take Belle back to her childhood home, where she wishes to visit most. I greatly appreciated the change because it gave a much needed background to her growing affection for the Beast. This also gave a clear reason for her admiration and is a real turning point in the movie. Belle begins to realize the good things and good person that the Beast is. This makes her start to fall in