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‘Beauty and the Beast’ Reveals Charming Motion Posters
‘Beauty and the Beast’ Reveals Charming Motion Posters
‘Beauty and the Beast’ Reveals Charming Motion Posters
The tale as old as time (OK, that’s an exaggeration) is returning to theaters this spring with Disney’s new live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast. With less than two months left to go until the studio’s latest reimagining (and guaranteed box-office hit) arrives, Disney has revealed when we’ll see the new — and final — trailer, and as an added bonus, they’ve thrown in some enchanted motion posters.
‘Colossal’ Trailer: Anne Hathaway Mind-Controls a Kaiju
‘Colossal’ Trailer: Anne Hathaway Mind-Controls a Kaiju
‘Colossal’ Trailer: Anne Hathaway Mind-Controls a Kaiju
When it comes to ambitious, imaginative sci-fi, Nacho Vigalondo is one of those names people tend to mention. The Spanish director known best for time-travel head scratcher Timecrimes is back with a new movie, this time about a giant monster and the woman who can control it with her mind. Kinda.
Watch the New ‘Beauty and the Beast’ TV Spots, Be Our Guest
Watch the New ‘Beauty and the Beast’ TV Spots, Be Our Guest
Watch the New ‘Beauty and the Beast’ TV Spots, Be Our Guest
Despite volumes of scholarship from feminist theorists on its undertones of spousal abuse and insidious romanticizing of male brutality, Disney‘s Beauty and the Beast has remained a cherished childhood favorite worldwide. Kids love talking furniture, go figure. The live-action remake starring Emma Watson and an unrecognizable Dan Stevens is hot on the way to its March 17 release, and Disney has now released two new TV spots to further amp up the anticipation. In the first, embedded above, the Beast implores lovely Belle to “think of the one thing you’ve always wanted, and feel it in your heart.” We get a glimpse of the timeless ballroom-waltz scene, some barroom carousing from Gaston, and yet another look at the deeply unsettling character designs for Lumiere and Cogsworth.
Dan Stevens is Dickens in ‘The Man Who Invented Christmas’
Dan Stevens is Dickens in ‘The Man Who Invented Christmas’
Dan Stevens is Dickens in ‘The Man Who Invented Christmas’
Ahh, Christmas. Hollywood has made more movies about the Christmas spirit than about any other holiday, but it has yet to go back to the roots of the season to see why we celebrate it the way we do. No, I'm not talking Passion of the Christ here, I'm talking Charles Dickens. During the Industrial Revolution, Christmas as an institution had kind of fallen out of favor, due to growing modernism and mid-1800s Puritans, to whom any whiff of happiness is suspect. Enter Dickens, who rocked the world with A Christmas Carol, his tale of joy, family, and forgiveness that breathed new life into a deteriorating holiday. Now, Dan Stevens will take on the role of Dickens for The Man Who Invented Christmas, a film based around the six-week period during which he wrote the book.

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