i honestly can't remember the last time i was so uninterested in a movie

hard to hate something so endearingly clumsy and well-meaning, even if it is mostly lumbering and uninspired—worth it, however, for the part where the cgi monstrosity transforms into a long-haired, clean-shaven dan stevens & multiple moms shouted "wew!"

The opening musical number gave me the same feeling I had during the entirety of La La Land.

Movies with an over-bloated production design are becoming my bread and butter.

Emma Watson was the perfect choice for Belle.

Usually I hate Josh Gad, but I really enjoyed him in this movie.

Luke Evans was incredibly entertaining as Gaston.

The voice acting was incredible across the board. Sir Ian McKellen and Ewan McGregor knock it out of the park.

All of the musical numbers are an absolute blast. I want to see this movie again just so I can see all the musical numbers again.

I wasn't a big fan of how The Beast looked. But Dan Stevens gave a really good performance as him.

As far as I'm concerned Beauty and the Beast is the best live-action Disney film thus far.

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Usual Disney-calibre but not so "Belle".

It's just like the cartoon but with some extra scenes. For instance, in this one you get to see both Belle's mom and Beast's mom on their deathbeds.

Einfach schön.

I love this film, but It is true that they didn't get a really open minded plot. Le Fou is gay, but he is into the false cliché of a girly (gay) man (I don't know if It is said like that). So, I loved this version of the classic film, but I still think that Disney has to work hard to get a tolerant and totally respectful film for all people.

The live action remake hinges itself way too much on the cartoon, but is otherwise a delight. There are enough slapstick and goofy jokes to make me roll my eyes, but the next scene will have a musical number that is astonishing.

The design of this film is fantastic, but I still wish they didn’t rely too much on CGI for the Beast.

BACK ON MY BULLSHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was pleasantly surprised to have enjoyed this film. I put off viewing it mostly due to my irritation at Disney for remaking it's already-just-fine classics. However, although it IS in fact a story us Disney fans are already aware of, it is still delivered with enthusiasm. The writers stick to the cartoon as much as possible, which actually works in the film's favor. Little details to the story are added here and there, with some working and others falling flat, however these additions are so brief they are not distracting. The music is still beautiful. Yes, Emma Watson is getting hate for being auto-tuned, but honestly I would say most of the cast was auto-tuned to keep the sound as close to the original score as possible, which isn't bad. Best of all, the costumes and scenery are totally on point and incredibly gorgeous. This is good remake.