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Beauty and the Beast is in the cinema: that's why you'll love it
Beauty and the Beast is in the cinema: that's why you'll love it

Video: Beauty and the Beast is in the cinema: that's why you'll love it

Video: Beauty and the Beast is in the cinema: that's why you'll love it
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The film about Beauty and the Beast, with Emma Watson, based on the Disney animated classic of 1991, is in the room: we tell you why to see it

The beauty and the Beast, the most elegant and intriguing of the Disney animation classics, returns to the cinema in a live action version, with Emma Watson as the female lead, Belle.

The fable is well known: a beautiful prince, but ruthless and individualistic, is transformed into a beast by a curse that will be broken the day someone manages to love him despite his appearance.

The young and independent Belle, who arrived at his castle for a series of dramatic events and ended up as a prisoner here, will teach him kindness and establish a special and profound relationship with him, even if not easy at first.

Bill Cordon's "Beauty and the Beast" is built on a faithful cast of the 1991 animated film.

History, songs and imagery: nothing has changed since the first version, if not the now much talked about inclusion of the first gay character in Disney history (the good Josh Gad in the role of LeFou, Gaston's faithful companion).

We saw "Beauty and the Beast" in preview: that's why you'll love it.

The beauty and the Beast

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