Customer Ratings & Reviews

Is my son favorite movie!he is Down syndrome and wacht almost every day the Beauty and the Beast

Great movie for the whole family. Cant go wrong on a Disney movie!!! BB with unbeatable prices!!!

Great price wonderful movie . The children watch the move over and over again they love it .

The movie is for the whole family of all ages to enjoy. Equal to the original Disney cartoon

Movie has beautiful music and wonderful characters. Great to watch with your spouse or children.

Love how the blueray movie looks. It even has a cute paper flower to get the online code.

This live action is perfection and the movie is better than the original animated version.

I was very surprised how much i enjoyed this movie? i didn't think it'd be as good as it was

A classic come to life! They did a great job of making an animated classic into real life

Even better than the cartoon version. We love this live action rendition of this classic tale!

Such a wonderful live action adaptation. I'm really enthusiastic about all the Disney remakes.

This film is almost shot for shot as the original. My wife and daughter watch it once a week

This is a great live action Disney movie. I think Disney put this one together perfectly.

This is an excellent movie that family enjoys! This version keeps family entertained.

I watched this movie with my sister, my daughters and my Grandson. Great movie for all ages.

I absolutely love this movie when I saw it in the theaters and just had to own it. Love it.

Yet another Disney classic which normally equates to quality and this movie is very good.

We enjoyed this film in the theatre. The Blu-ray version is wonderful family gift.

Coming off the heels of the smash hit live-action remakes of the Jungle Book and Pete's Dragon, it came as no surprise that Disney was going to remake Beauty and the Beast, the very first animated film to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars. So, how does this new interpretation of a classic hold up? Needless to say, this movie is definitely a very strong remake indeed, but whether or not it holds up to the original can be up to debate. Much like the first film, it focuses on the story of a young girl named Belle, who recently moved to a small village with her father, and feels out of place amongst the villagers who disown her intellect and reading skills. However, when her father is kidnapped by a former prince cursed into a hideous beast, she agrees to take his place and become his prisoner. Though relations are tense at first, the two ultimately form a friendship that perhaps could become something more. For the most part, the basic plot structure is the same, save for a few minor details. In this version, Belle is just as crafty an inventor as her father, the Beast is more well read, and Gaston is a war veteran yearning for the glory days. An even bigger difference shown is many burning questions left by the original, such as the reason behind the Beast being forgotten, and the absence of some relations. Amongst these changes though comes a few character changes that some might be put off with. Belle is less passionate in her movements and speech than her animated counterpart, Beast's design seems less Beastly than before, and Gaston isn't quite as snobbish and rude. The castle staff remains the same; Lumiere is the charming ladies man, Cogsworth is the old worrywalter, Mrs. Potts is the kind, motherly one, and Chip is still the innocent child. A welcome addition to the cast is Stanley Tucci as Maestro Candenza, an original character to the film who used to be the court composer, but is now a harpsichord with a dental (or rather key) problem. Regardless, the cast does an amazing job, including Emma Watson, Dan Stevens, Luke Evans, Kevin Kline, and Josh Gad, not to mention Ewan McGregor, Ian McKellan, Emma Thompson, and the rest of them. Overall, it may not be the original, but it's still a good film in its own right.

I saw this movie in the theater and knew that I had to have it for my personal collection