I loved Beauty & The Beast when I was in high school. One of the three movies I had memorized verbatim back then along with Transformers (1986) and Terminator 2. I used to think I was a lot like Belle, as well. Never really fit in anywhere. Loved books. Sort of off in my own little world all the time. Hopeless romantic. Looking for adventure. I related a lot to the Beast as well. Lonely and misunderstood. Scary to some people but gentle on the inside. Socially awkward. Depressed. Isolated. Forced to play the martyr.
Which Disney Character Would You Be?
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I loved Beauty & The Beast when I was in high school. One of the three movies I had memorized verbatim back then along with Transformers (1986) and Terminator 2. I used to think I was a lot like Belle, as well. Never really fit in anywhere. Loved books. Sort of off in my own little world all the time. Hopeless romantic. Looking for adventure. I related a lot to the Beast as well. Lonely and misunderstood. Scary to some people but gentle on the inside. Socially awkward. Depressed. Isolated. Forced to play the martyr.
Chernabog was brilliant, kids all over the world must have crapped themselves the second he came on screen.
The wicked queen is Maleficent although she transforms into a dragon at the end which is her true form.
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If you want to see Chernabog you need to see Fantasia (1940). Magnificent work of art and amazing film that holds up perfectly today but was a technical marvel of its day. Often regarded as Walt's magnum opus, even though it was poorly received in its day because it was so far removed from its two predecessors Snow White and Pinocchio.
I'd recommend Fantasia to anyone, but beyond that I'd say it kind of depends on whether or not you like Disney movies. Not for everyone. My favorites, though:
The Lion King
Beauty & The Beast
Aladdin
Mulan
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
The Sword in the Stone
The Jungle Book
and anything and everything by Pixar, which includes:
Toy Story, Toy Story 2, A Bug's Life, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Cars, Ratatouille, and Monster's Inc.
Maleficent, often referenced in this thread, is the villainess in the 1959 film Sleeping Beauty.
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"Captain Hook"
But, wouldn't be using the hook you're thinking about...LOL
If I had a 2nd choice it would be Mufasta (in The Lion King)
After all, I'm a Leo birth sign.
But, wouldn't be using the hook you're thinking about...LOL
If I had a 2nd choice it would be Mufasta (in The Lion King)
After all, I'm a Leo birth sign.
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Snow White, when I was young she was the only brunette. Every other Disney gal was a blonde and since I am a brunette, I related to her.
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I'd be Goofy and Cigarbabe would be Minnie,
Everybody knows that Minnie was committed to the Insane Asslylum because she was fucking Goofy!
Everybody knows that Minnie was committed to the Insane Asslylum because she was fucking Goofy!
wow. it's like you took the words out of my mouth and the thoughts out of my head. i feel the exact same way, which is why Beauty and the Beast is my all-time favorite Disney movie...next to the Lion King/Aladdin/THe Hunchback of Notre Dame. lol..
Did you watch the movie every day and turn it off before you got to the happy ending? I could relate to the Beast only up to the point where Belle came back for him. At that point I couldn't relate anymore. Then when he transformed into a human and kissed her I didn't like that part because I had such a crush on Belle, and since I couldn't relate with any character that actually got the girl I couldn't put myself in the scene. So I was just watching her kiss someone else.
Sad, I know.
well, not really.
but i can't understand how you couldn't relate to the beast anymore. he fell deeply in love with Belle because she was the one person who could see who he really was, and Belle felt the same way. It's romantic in showing the power of love, and that there is always someone who can save you from the darkness. ok, this does sound a little unrealistic, but it's something you got to believe to get by.and i find that kind of adorable (if you don't mind me saying) how you used to fall in love with the heroine/damsel in distress...
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