Favorite 2012-2013 TV series finale?, AMC and OLTL Down To Two Shows A Week, Animated Program and Voice-Over Performance, Best Best Supporting Actress of the 1940s, Best Best Supporting Actor of the 1940s, ENLIGHTENED Season 2, 85th Academy Awards acting snubs (Elimination Game), Actors w/3+ Oscar noms & w/o a Win (Elimination Game), If actors who won multiple Oscars had to give one up..., Who deserves a nomination but won't get one (Unless voters view this thread and notice them!)
Welcome - Make Your Predictions! Give Us Feedback!, Oscars, Golden Globes and Film Awards, Primetime Emmys, Daytime Emmys, Tony Awards, Grammys and Music Awards, General Discussion: All Non-Award Topics, Games! Games! Let's Play Games!, Report SPAM Here, Polls! Polls! Who Should Give Back Their Oscar? , Daytime Emmys Judging 2012, Daytime Emmys Judging - 2011
Advertisement
| Jan 12th 2012, 13:29 |
|
|
|
 The animated classic and Best Picture nominee returns to theaters this weekend in 3D.  FYC: Harrison Ford, 42 |
| Jan 12th 2012, 13:36 |
|
|
|
Even though I won't see this in theaters (not a fan of 3d conversions), I may still watch my dvd to check it out again to see it holds up after all this years. I do remember that last time I watched it to be very much fascinated by the directing of it (especially in the "Be Our Guest" scene, which might be one the best things ever in any full length animated Disney film), but not so much the writing - although I do think that being used to watch so many Miyazaki and pixar films might have made me spoiled in that sense. Still, I hope this at least finds a place with this new generation, based simply on how gorgeous some sequences are. |
| Jan 12th 2012, 13:45 |
|
|
|
^It is a gorgeous film, and I have a copy on blu-ray 3D, but I dare not watch it when my man is at home, since he saw the original version (at Grauman's) with his ex, who just happens to be my ex too! Not a can of worms I care to open. Does that make sense? Does anyone care? LOL
|
| Jan 12th 2012, 13:49 |
|
|
|
I worked at popular movie theater here and just like when Lion King was released here, I expect sort of the same turn out. W/Lion King it was all about introducing a new generaion to the classics we grew upon. I think of the Disney 3d push, I think the upcoming Little Mermaid and The Lion King will to the top sellers. I don't think I have seen Beauty and the Best in its entirity ever, so working on the 3D theater this wknd. will be fun. And I am w/renaton, I don't like 3D either. I have fucked up vision, so I cannot lol. If it is not OTT use of 3D, I can deal and watch w/o the glasses, but I could never wear the glasses and not get a headache afterwards. |
| Jan 12th 2012, 13:57 |
|
|
|
I really like Alan Menken's score. http://youtu.be/VCy08FsFwJU The story holds childhood memories for me as my mom always insisted that beauty is in the inside, not necessarily the outside. This version didnt disappoint. The Sunne in Splendour; I prefer my Roses White |
| Jan 12th 2012, 14:21 |
|
|
|
My problem is not with 3D itself, but with conversing films that weren't supposed to be in 3D, modifying they way the experience of it was originally conceived, and doing it so just to get pricier tickets. |
| Jan 12th 2012, 19:44 |
|
|
|
I will enjoy this on Saturday morning and fill my popcorn bucket with tears. Love! |
| Jan 13th 2012, 23:38 |
|
|
|
Just got back from work and WHAT A TURN OUT FOR THIS! Two silly things I got from the movie: The lady who did the voice over for Belle sounded like she was coming close to 'gasmning, so that made me snicker like a 12 y/o And there's no way in hell tht Miss Potts gave birth to Chip. So in my mind she was "Big" mama. |
Facebook Timeline
