The Disney animated movie "Beauty and the Beast" shown in theaters back in 1991 went to earn $425 million worldwide. The animated movie then became one of the most loved Disney movies ever created. Fast forward over a decade later, the same movie will be brought to the screen. This time, it won't be animated but a real live-action version.
The movie "Beauty and the Beast" movie is expected to do well such that it is a star-studded one. It is also headlined by Emma Watson who is known for doing great movies and her acting gathering praises from movie critics.
According to Movie Insider, the movie "Beauty and the Beast" is about the fantastic journey of Belle, a beautiful and independent young woman is taken prisoner by a beast. Despite her fears, she befriends the castle's cursed and enchanted staff.
As she does this, the movie "Beauty and the Beast" then continues when Belle sees past behind the scary and hideous exterior of Beast. She realizes what kind hear and soul of the true Prince within.
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The movie "Beauty and the Beast" is best loved because of its impressive and touching message it teaches little children, well even adults. The movie relays the importance of seeing beyond one's appearance and appreciating a person for what's inside and not resting on the superficial.
As added by IMDb, the movie "Beauty and the Beast" stars Emma Watson as Belle and Dan Stevens as Beast and eventually becoming Prince Adam. They are joined by Hollywood A-listers Ewan McGregor as Lumiere, Emma Thompson as Mrs. Potts, Ian McKellen as Cogsworth, Kevin Kline as Maurice and many more.
The movie "Beauty and the Beast" will have its nationwide release on March 17, 2017. It is directed by Bill Condon and written by Joe Ahearne, Evan Spiliotopolous and Stephen Chbosky.
Eight-time Oscan-winner Alan Menken will score the movie "Beauty and the Beast." It will feature new recordings of the original songs in addition to several new songs written by himself and Sir Tim Rice.
