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!"

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

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.

I enjoyed it but i didn't love it . The original animated movie is one of the best animated movies so it was hard to live up to the animated classic . Still i did enjoy watching it but i wouldn't say it's a great movie .

Better than fans of the Disney animated version likely expected, the live action Disney version smartly avoids being a simple shot-for-shot remake and makes changes to the storytelling while keeping the major plot points (of course). Most importantly, Emma Watson is a believable Belle, and the rest of the cast, several of them doing mostly voice work, are all top notch. Nice to see several nods to modernity, with inclusive casting and gay characters. Pretty impressive, Disney.

The furries period piece we never knew we didn’t need.

I did not think this would be quite as bad as people made it seem, but nope. Y'all were right. This shit is terrible.

It's not just that the film fails to capture the magic and splendor of the original; it's just simply not a well-made movie. The big dance scene between Belle and the Beast feels forced and anti-climactic. And damn, Disney is the richest studio in the world, was it really impossible to use some good CGI to create the Beast?? He looks unbelievably cartoonish and it took me out of things every time he appeared. At that point, they might as well ditch the CGI and go with practical effects and makeup.

This is all coming from a grown man who has witnessed the greatness of the original, but I don't even see how kids could enjoy this. It slugs along at an infuriating pace.

i mean it’s just a live action version of the original one with bear claw from new girl

"It's foolish, I suppose, for a creature like me to hope that one day he might earn your affection"
I swoon over that library every damn time.
I also rewatch the Evermore scene each time I watch this movie

Yawn.

Emma Watson is amazing! The filmmakers did right by the original.

Pete’s Dragon still remains the best alive action remake.
I can’t believe that I’m going be saying this. That Beauty and the Beast (2017) doesn’t hold a candle to Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn part 2.