Today, I tried something related to “Beauty and the Beast,” the cornel version. Man, it was a trip!
So, I started by watching the film again. I’ve seen it a million times, but this time I was really paying attention to the story. You know, Belle, the bookworm who wants more from life, and the Beast, all grumpy and scary in his castle.
I dug into the whole thing about Belle getting taken prisoner and how things in the castle aren’t what they seem. It’s kind of deep when you think about it. And the music! The music always gets me, so I listened to the soundtrack a bunch while I was doing this.
- Then, I focused on the Beast. He’s a monster on the outside, but he changes, right? He becomes kinder, more generous. It’s not just about the looks; it’s about who you are inside.
- I even checked what others thought about it. Like Kevin Kline as Belle’s dad, Maurice—he’s great! And the idea that it’s about overcoming stuff, like finding love even when there’s hate around.
After watching and thinking about all that, I jotted down my own thoughts. It’s a pretty cool story. I mean, Belle goes on this tour after dinner, gets scared, and leaves, but there’s so much more to it. Like, how we see it today might be totally different from what people thought back then.
Then I started to think, is this movie good? Is it touching? Is it worth watching? And you know what? At different times, it’s all of those things. But honestly, the bottom line is it’s a good watch. It’s touching, and I’d definitely recommend it.
It’s not just a simple fairy tale. It’s about hope and believing in things that seem impossible. It’s pretty cool when you think about it that way. Finally, I finished by writing this whole experience down. It was a day well spent, diving into “Beauty and the Beast.”
To sum it up
It’s a solid movie, and I enjoyed revisiting it with a new perspective. It got me thinking about a lot of things, and that’s always a good sign.
