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Beauty And The Beast

An unexpected romance blooms after Belle, the youngest daughter of a merchant who has fallen on hard times, offers herself to the mysterious beast to which her father has become indebted. As Belle spends her days as a prisoner at the beast`s castle, a new bond of relationship forms.

Language: English
Subtitle: NA
Classification: PG
Genre: Fantasy / Romance
Running Time: 1 Hour 54 Minutes
Distributor: Shaw Organisation
Cast: Vincent Cassel, Léa Seydoux, Andre Dussollier
Director: Christopher Gans
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Writer: Cinnamon Lion

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Watch this if you liked: 1991’s “Beauty and the Beast”, 2011’s “Beastly”, any adaptation of “Beauty and the Beast”

The Good, the Bad and the Belle:

• An interesting take on the classic tale, "Beauty and the Beast", where the Beast has a different backstory and Belle too comes from a large family that has fallen from riches to rags.

• There is, however, very little chemistry between Belle and the Beast. One would really have to suspend disbelief to buy the story that Belle could easily fall for the Beast when she spent most of her time hating him and he did not do anything particularly touching or impressive to change her mind about him (other than forcefully saying that he would).

• However, the movie more than makes up for its weakness with its arresting visuals. The costumes and makeup design are beautiful, so are the sweeping panoramic shots.

Trivia:

• One of Belle's sisters is named Clotilde, it is also the name of the character Lea Seydoux (Belle) plays in 2014's "The Grand Budapest Hotel".

Cinema Online, 26 May 2015
   
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Classification
Effective 15 July 2011
G - Suitable for all ages
PG - Suitable for all ages, but parents should provide guidance to their young
PG13 - Suitable for persons aged 13 and above, but parental guidance is advised for children below 13
NC16 - Suitable for persons aged 16 years and above
M18 - Suitable for persons aged 18 years and above
R21 - Restricted to persons aged 21 and above only