Beauty and the Beast is an American animated romantic film produced and released by Walt Disney in 1991. It is rearranged based on a namesake French fairy tale, created by the author Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont, about a love story happens between an ordinary girl Belle and a dreadful Beast. The beast was originally a prince fallen under a spell, transformed into a hideous monster as punishment; and Belle, a young woman whom he imprisons in his castle. In order to turn back to a prince again, the beast must win her love otherwise he will remain as a monster forever.
In this movie, the girl Belle stands for the image of true, goodness and beauty. Her father is a rich merchant, and her two older sisters are outwardly beautiful, but actually …show more content…
The two older daughters were complaining about how could their father break his promises by taking nothing home. In comparison, Belle slips out in the middle of the night to the castle, willing to replace her father's place. Her goodness tells her, rather than let others being under suffer, she would prefer that one be her. When she meets the Beast for the first time, the story continues: "When Beauty saw the Beast's hideous face she...tried to control her fear, and when the monster asked her if she had come willingly, she replied tremblingly that that was so. "That is good of you," said the Beast, "and I am much obliged.... Good night, Beauty." "Good night, Beast."(Beauty and the Beast, 1991)
In this plot, no matter what adversities Belle encountered, she is always trying to like things around her. The beast has a dreadful appearance, huge body and powerful identity. However, in front of such a thing, Belle doesn’t show any negative emotion. She is polite, decent both in actions and language. She is being thought of deeply, her mind is being …show more content…
During the wolf attack scene: “On the road Belle gets back to the castle, she encounters a pack of wolves. The beast shows up fighting with that group of wild animals along, with full of courage. After saving Belle, they were trapped in a very serious snowstorm, the beast thanked Belle saving his life for willing to come back, and as her presence caused him to realize his own life was not "meaningless" after all.” (Beauty and the Beast, 1991) The actual identity of the beast is a normal human being, who also wants to be loved and wants to love. Once after rescuing Belle from the pack of wolves, he becomes more agreeable and gentle. He even attempts to become civilized again for Belle's sake, instead of eating foods by bare hands, he tries very hard to hold the relatively small spoons and knifes. Belle makes him finally learned to care for other people, not doing anything only according to his own
In this movie, the girl Belle stands for the image of true, goodness and beauty. Her father is a rich merchant, and her two older sisters are outwardly beautiful, but actually …show more content…
The two older daughters were complaining about how could their father break his promises by taking nothing home. In comparison, Belle slips out in the middle of the night to the castle, willing to replace her father's place. Her goodness tells her, rather than let others being under suffer, she would prefer that one be her. When she meets the Beast for the first time, the story continues: "When Beauty saw the Beast's hideous face she...tried to control her fear, and when the monster asked her if she had come willingly, she replied tremblingly that that was so. "That is good of you," said the Beast, "and I am much obliged.... Good night, Beauty." "Good night, Beast."(Beauty and the Beast, 1991)
In this plot, no matter what adversities Belle encountered, she is always trying to like things around her. The beast has a dreadful appearance, huge body and powerful identity. However, in front of such a thing, Belle doesn’t show any negative emotion. She is polite, decent both in actions and language. She is being thought of deeply, her mind is being …show more content…
During the wolf attack scene: “On the road Belle gets back to the castle, she encounters a pack of wolves. The beast shows up fighting with that group of wild animals along, with full of courage. After saving Belle, they were trapped in a very serious snowstorm, the beast thanked Belle saving his life for willing to come back, and as her presence caused him to realize his own life was not "meaningless" after all.” (Beauty and the Beast, 1991) The actual identity of the beast is a normal human being, who also wants to be loved and wants to love. Once after rescuing Belle from the pack of wolves, he becomes more agreeable and gentle. He even attempts to become civilized again for Belle's sake, instead of eating foods by bare hands, he tries very hard to hold the relatively small spoons and knifes. Belle makes him finally learned to care for other people, not doing anything only according to his own