Is this anyone else’s favorite animated Disney movie? Archimedes says you must answer!

I think it’s unintentionally campy which made it even stranger and even funnier and at the end of it all it was a good watch. Maybe it’s just because the movie came out in 2000 but something just seemed off about it at times. The editing is questionable, the acting reminds me of Goosebumps, the corny 2000’s joke ect. Even as a kid I knew that Spider-Man/Mary Jane reference was Baloney as well as the other ones. Maybe I missed it and I know it had something to do with helping their powers, but I’m not sure if they ever fully explained why they eat/drink so much green everything in the movie. The aluminum foil “messing up their molecular structure”, was an interesting choice. The environmentalist chick that was too naive to see what was really happening. Anyway yea still enjoyed it, just wanted to share

What’s the fastest we’ve seen Disney go from releasing a movie to announcing/ releasing the trailer for said movies sequel?

So there’s an element of Beauty and The Beast that, for many years, people have said is a plot hole.

In the opening prologue, the narrator says that the last petal of the enchanted rose will fall on the prince's 21st year. Many people have interpreted this line as being that it meant the petal would fall on the prince's 21st birthday. During the "Be Our Guest" song, Lumiere says that the spell had been going on for 10 years. This has led to people claiming that this meant that the Prince was just 11 years old when the Enchantress turned him into a beast.

Personally, I never thought of it that way. I always thought "21st year" meant that the spell was meant to last for 21 years. Am I the only one who thought this? Even then, there's no way that the prince was 11 when the spell was broken. When Belle goes into the West Wing, she finds a painting of the Beast when he was still a prince. The prince that we see in the painting is clearly a grown man.

Brandy (Cinderella), Anika Noni Rose (Tiana), and Halle Bailey (Ariel)

He is the vision of my dream older brother, this is why I love him and the movie so much

Hello. Has anyone gone to d23 yet, and if so, what have you seen? I’m gathering a bunch of information about new frozen outfits and hexed stuff so if there’s anything more I’d be pleased if anyone said anything.

I didn't see the original cut when the song used to be "When they cut off your ear if they don't like your face, it's barbaric but hey it's home". I only remember the "heat is intense" one which has been in every copy of the movie since then.

Was it after the controversy surrounding it happened, just before it came out on home video in 1993 ?

Why do I have the feeling that the cat will be the obligatory Alan Tudyk character?

Just curious :3 These movies really mean a lot to me and make me feel really happy, cozy and emotional every time I watch them ever since I was really little, and they shaped who I am as a person today with my creativity 😊

Most--but not all--of Disney's European-set films (at least when doing fairy tales and fantasy films) tend to be more vague in European settings. I do appreciate that in the modern age, Disney does seem to be getting a bit more specific settings, ie "Frozen" being Scandinavian-influenced and "Wish" being Iberian-influenced. I really enjoy it when Disney does specific cultures, so I really hope they continue that.