The promising and anticipating trailer of 'Beauty and the Beast' movie has just aired and fans couldn't stop themselves from talking about whether the film could deliver the magical theme that Disney has been well-famed for? Belle and the Beast are the most memorable characters of the original flick that have become very close to the hearts of kids and the young-at-heart.
The live-action remake is one of the greatest idea that Disney fitted on this generation at which purpose is to grab the audience for a more captivating and enchanting journey. Although the promising trailer has left the spectators wanting more, there are few elements that discern the live-action movie from the animated one.
The Talented Cast Take Over The Voice Artists
The animated characters roles of Bella and Beast were pure fantasy and was grooved primarily through talented voice artists like Richard White, Jerry Orbach, David Ogden Stiers, and Angela Lansbury.
While in the live-action movie, the lead roles are carried out by the splendid and gifted Emma Watson and Dan Stevens. Besides, the other iconic actors including Luke Evans, Kevin Kline, Josh Gad, Ewan McGregor, Stanley Tucci, brings to life all the characters. I Couldn't wait to see Mrs. Pot.
Bringing Worldwide Magic On Big Screen
Although the concept from animated to live-action remains the same, the live-action movie will be more extravagant and more colorful in creating magic. The animated movie was launched in 1991 when the producers and the distributors weren't so successful in capturing the attention of the worldwide audience.
But in this easy-tech era, the remake is already trending on the top ten charts and rolling on social media with #BeautyandtheBeast2, #BeautyandtheBeastRemake hashtags. It seems that the remake is already winning the hearts of Disney Millennial fans. After the huge success of Cinderella and Alice in Wonderland, remaking Beauty and the Beast is a smart move that any producer must take to please the audience. The fans just can't wait to feel more magic and innocence that Disney has spread through the remake.
