Beauty and the Beast
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- Emma Watson
- Dan Stevens
- Luke Evans
- Josh Gad
- Kevin Kline
- Hattie Morahan
- Haydn Gwynne
- Gerard Horan
- Ray Fearon
- Ewan McGregor
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Mar 18, 2017
there's a bit after the prince turns human again when belle asks how he feels about growing a beard and he growls at her, and for a moment i honestly wished i were dead
erikaMar 27, 2017i honestly can't remember the last time i was so uninterested in a movie
LucyMar 20, 2017🎶 beauty and the autotune 🎶
sree - Mar 28, 2017
Worth waiting two hours to see Ewan McGregor's face tbh
CarrieMar 23, 2017LET THE BEAST HAVE A NAME ITS 2017 FOR GODS SAKE
👽 Zara 👽Oct 1, 2017i'm not gonna be out here pretending ewan mcgregor doesn't sound hot as a candle
lauren - Jul 4, 2017
For a film about inner beauty it is ironically obsessive about how it looks and not about what it has to say.
DirkHMar 28, 2017emma watson is a furry
Riley 🩸Tale as old as time Told twelve times before Now we're strapped for cash Time for a rehash Remake it once more Always just the same Never a surprise Always as before And ever just as sure As the sun will rise Just a little change Small to say the least So…
Diego Tutweiller
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It's a serviceable live action adaptation, with one big problem - none of the new stuff is necessary/worthwhile, except for "Evermore." (And "Days in the Sun," while brief, is a pretty song). But I'm not sure what the reason was to bring The Black Death into this classic story.
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9/10 honestly if me and belle were put in the big brother house together i might go insane and leave. but i like her enough for it not to ruin such an amazing film
Like all live action Disney movies, do yourself a favor and watch the animated version. These are always garbage!
Atom User Reviews
An amazing film that will always be a tale as old as time.
As great as the cartoon.
Metacritic
It’s largely a frustrating clone of the original movie — same songs, same script, often even the exact same shot choices — but it replaces every moment of authentic or moving emotion with bombast and hyperbolic overemphasis.
Bill Condon’s take on Beauty and the Beast is almost overwhelmingly lavish, beautifully staged and performed with exquisite timing and grace by the outstanding cast.
This isn’t just a remake; it’s an act of cinematic upholstery, with all the padding that implies.