Beauty And The Beast Film Review by Manya Malhotra

Beauty And The Beast

Romance

Cast:Emma Watson,Dan Stevens,Luke Evans

Director:Bill Condon

Story: An arrogant prince is transformed into a hideous Beast by an enchantress,this spell can only be broken if the Beast finds true love. The magical world of the fairy tale unfolds when Belle comes across an occult castle , inhabited by the Beast and his helpers. Will she be able to free the Beast and his helpers from the curse?

Review: Beauty and the Beast has been written and rewritten,made into a film and remade quite a few times but no one is complaining! The first 30 minutes or so of the film are a bit slow as they are laying the foundation of the film. When Belle reaches the castle ,the film instantly picks up pace . The scenes with the talking objects singing and dancing are spectacular and look grand, not to forget the costume and make up of the Beast.The whole castle seems alive and the correct word to describe the ambience of the castle is "magical". The second half of the film has some endearing moments between Belle and the Beast that bring a smile to your face. The film is very well directed and the screen play is marvellous . The actors just suddenly break into a song in the middle of the film and that can get irksome especially when you are intently waiting for the next scene. Emma Watson as Belle is breathtaking you see a streak of feminism in Belle which is quite similar to that of the UN women goodwill ambassador (Emma Watson) herself .Dan Stevens is convincing as the horrid as well as the sensitive and ernest Beast. We don't see much of him as the prince . Luke Evans as Gaston is terrific! He was supposed to make sure that we loathe him and that's exactly what happened!

Watch this one to relive the much loved fairy tale and be mesmerised!

Comments

Unknown said…

Superbly written , exquisitely subtle .. i totally want to watch this movie after reading this

22 April 2017 at 01:40

MM said…

We missed the first 30'minues - could someone share what happens ?

22 April 2017 at 02:41

Unknown said…

Nice 👍

22 April 2017 at 03:15

Unknown said…

V nice !!!👍❤️😊

22 April 2017 at 10:19

Sushila Sharma said…

I've seen this one...and your review captures it perfectly! Amazing💗

23 April 2017 at 00:36

Vanshika said…

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23 April 2017 at 02:02

Anonymous said…

Lovely !

23 May 2017 at 10:11

Vanshika said…

Amazing 👏👏

7 July 2017 at 05:59

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