The Belle in this version is so beautiful! I like the fact that she's thoughtful and intelligent, which is really captured through her facial expressions. In a way, she reminds me of Lucy from the 1979 animated version of the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. Thoughtful but curious. Innocent but wise. ♥
This segment captured my imagination when I was a kid and it still does now. I wish I knew more about the creative process behind it. With its solemn Beauty, abundance of darkness, greyish colors, vivid glowing blues, long stretches of quiet, and its terrifying, alien-looking Beast, it's all rather nightmarish, yet also unique and compelling. The Disney version's understandably better-known, and this one isn't perfect, but it's still very good, especially given its budget and length. I wonder what a higher-budget 20-minute version would've looked like.
In all seriousness, this Beast did a better job earning Beauty's love than the Goodtimes warthog did. And I cannot get enough of this surreal animation!
I love how the animation seems to be influenced by the illustration on Hillary Knight and The Kiss by Gustav Klimt. Not to mention the depiction of The Beast is very much like a werewolf.
He reminds me more of a demon over a werewolf, though the lycanthropic influences are present. Resembling a demon makes more sense with how wild and chaotic the castle appears, lacking any seeming order in structure despite how sturdy it is.
Oh my god you're right I never noticed that the end drawing of them embracing is a direct reference to The Kiss. Good eye. I've had this animation in my DVD library since I was 6 or 7 and return to it once in a while and never noticed that!
I quite like this adaptation. I love the gothic look to it. If it was a 40-50 minute movie and went more into detail, it would’ve been really good I feel
If Tim Burton is making his own Beauty and the Beast movie, this episode is his number one vision.
He already did a Beauty and the Beast: Edward Scissorhands.
@@MrTristy22 That's different. Because it doesn't go through the fairy-tale story, it just use bit parts of it and make it look like its similar.
Looks more like Leiji Matsumoto to me.
The Belle in this version is so beautiful! I like the fact that she's thoughtful and intelligent, which is really captured through her facial expressions. In a way, she reminds me of Lucy from the 1979 animated version of the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. Thoughtful but curious. Innocent but wise. ♥
Oh yes!!! She also reminded me of the description of Jane Eyre! Especially the Anna Paquin adaptation!!
This segment captured my imagination when I was a kid and it still does now. I wish I knew more about the creative process behind it. With its solemn Beauty, abundance of darkness, greyish colors, vivid glowing blues, long stretches of quiet, and its terrifying, alien-looking Beast, it's all rather nightmarish, yet also unique and compelling. The Disney version's understandably better-known, and this one isn't perfect, but it's still very good, especially given its budget and length. I wonder what a higher-budget 20-minute version would've looked like.
Reminds me of something Tim Burton would imagine
you are lucky to have sen this as a child.
i can also recomend the french animated film gandahar, or its american title light years.
Nah, more like Leiji Matsumoto.
I agree. This was a repressed memory for me until I found it. Its beautiful
Say what you will, but I adore the gothic look to this movie.
It’s amazing
Simply beautiful!
If Morticia Addams played in The Beauty and the Beast
The prince at the end looked like Anakin In attack of the clones.
In all seriousness, this Beast did a better job earning Beauty's love than the Goodtimes warthog did.
And I cannot get enough of this surreal animation!
and its closer to grims tale too
3:00 i love this cartoon, the father refusing to sacrifice his daughter, and seeing his selflessness, the beast swears to do no harm to his daughter.
I love how the animation seems to be influenced by the illustration on Hillary Knight and The Kiss by Gustav Klimt. Not to mention the depiction of The Beast is very much like a werewolf.
He reminds me more of a demon over a werewolf, though the lycanthropic influences are present. Resembling a demon makes more sense with how wild and chaotic the castle appears, lacking any seeming order in structure despite how sturdy it is.
Oh my god you're right I never noticed that the end drawing of them embracing is a direct reference to The Kiss. Good eye. I've had this animation in my DVD library since I was 6 or 7 and return to it once in a while and never noticed that!
It's so gloomy and dark, love it
I quite like this adaptation. I love the gothic look to it. If it was a 40-50 minute movie and went more into detail, it would’ve been really good I feel
I rather like this better than the Disney version, 😟 wish it could've been longer.
I'm sticking with the Disney version of Beauty and the Beast.
This is one of the best cartoons I have ever watched.
That beast is really scary😲😵
Which is great. He's suppose to be.
Supposed.
brooo this triggered untapped childhood memories
Yep. Repressed until now
Thank you for helping me reconnect with my childhood. This brought back good memories.
This version of Beast is SO CREEPY ! 😱🥶
Just as he should be
(Gasps) 😰😨😱
Now this is the version I like
I wonder who the voice actors are in this adaptation?
Credits at 09:52.
Narrator: LUCY CHILDS
Beauty: SHARON DOLAN
Beast/Prince: SI OSBORNE
Father: RICHARD HENZEL
Sister: SARA TEIBLUM
Sister: LUCY CHILDS
I feel bad for the beast. But I'm glad that Beast and Beauty had a wonderful happy ending 🌹
I can't wait for Phelous to review this. Meh, maybe not. It's kinda short.
He did.
thank you for posting this.
quite a nice and enjoyable piece of animation this
Can you please watch library assistant becomes savior for dog on UA-cam
I have a UA-cam video called library assistant becomes savior for a dog please check it out
Yes
2:15
wtf is this