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* CriticalResearchFailure: The original author of the story is credited as Jakob Grimm. The original author was Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve, who was French and born in in the late 1600's. Jakob Grimm was German and born about a hundred years later.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: The original author of the story is credited as Jakob Grimm. The original author was Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve, who was French and born in in the late 1600's. Jakob Grimm was German and born about a hundred years later.later, though the Brothers Grimm did a similar adaptation called ''The Summer And Winter Garden''.
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** A lot of people who never read the original story often think the film just got the story mixed up with Cinderella by giving Beauty two evil sisters. In reality, not only are they the villains of the original story, they've arguably been part of the story since it was called "Eros and Psyche." They've literally been part of story since before the Beast himself!
** The story having a good and evil fairy, who were arguably [[CompositeCharacter combined]] into the Enchantress in the Disney version, or the prince's curse not being a punishment to teach him a lesson, the latter being Disney's invention.
** A lot of people who never read the original story often think the film just got the story mixed up with Cinderella by giving Beauty two evil sisters. In reality, not only are they the villains of the original story, they've arguably been part of the story since it was called "Eros and Psyche." They've literally been part of story since before the Beast himself!
** The story having a good and evil fairy, who were arguably [[CompositeCharacter combined]] into the Enchantress in the Disney version, or the prince's curse not being a punishment to teach him a lesson, the latter being Disney's invention.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Creator/DonBluth's abandoned take on the story was also going to have the evil fairy torture Beauty in her dreams in order to trick her into thinking the Beast was trying to kill her.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: OlderThanTheyThink:
** Creator/DonBluth's abandoned take on the story was also going to have the evil fairy torture Beauty in her dreams in order to trick her into thinking the Beast was trying to killher.her.
** A lot of people who never read the original story often think the film just got the story mixed up with ''Literature/{{Cinderella}}'' by giving Beauty two evil sisters. In reality, not only are they the villains of the original story, they've arguably been part of the story since it was called "Eros and Psyche." They've literally been part of story since before the Beast himself!
** The story having a good and evil fairy, who were arguably [[CompositeCharacter combined]] into the Enchantress in the Disney version, or the prince's curse not being a punishment to teach him a lesson, the latter being Disney's invention.
** Creator/DonBluth's abandoned take on the story was also going to have the evil fairy torture Beauty in her dreams in order to trick her into thinking the Beast was trying to kill
** A lot of people who never read the original story often think the film just got the story mixed up with ''Literature/{{Cinderella}}'' by giving Beauty two evil sisters. In reality, not only are they the villains of the original story, they've arguably been part of the story since it was called "Eros and Psyche." They've literally been part of story since before the Beast himself!
** The story having a good and evil fairy, who were arguably [[CompositeCharacter combined]] into the Enchantress in the Disney version, or the prince's curse not being a punishment to teach him a lesson, the latter being Disney's invention.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: A lot of people who never read the original story often think the film just got the story mixed up with Cinderella by giving Beauty two evil sisters. In reality, not only are they the villains of the original story, they've arguably been part of the story since it was called "Eros and Psyche." They've literally been part of story since before the Beast himself!
** Likewise, the story having a good and evil fairy, who were arguably [[CompositeCharacter combined]] into the Enchantress in the Disney version, or the prince's curse not being a punishment to teach him a lesson, the latter being Disney's invention.
** Likewise, the story having a good and evil fairy, who were arguably [[CompositeCharacter combined]] into the Enchantress in the Disney version, or the prince's curse not being a punishment to teach him a lesson, the latter being Disney's invention.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: AluminumChristmasTrees:
** A lot of people who never read the original story often think the film just got the story mixed up with Cinderella by giving Beauty two evil sisters. In reality, not only are they the villains of the original story, they've arguably been part of the story since it was called "Eros and Psyche." They've literally been part of story since before the Beast himself!
**Likewise, the The story having a good and evil fairy, who were arguably [[CompositeCharacter combined]] into the Enchantress in the Disney version, or the prince's curse not being a punishment to teach him a lesson, the latter being Disney's invention.
** A lot of people who never read the original story often think the film just got the story mixed up with Cinderella by giving Beauty two evil sisters. In reality, not only are they the villains of the original story, they've arguably been part of the story since it was called "Eros and Psyche." They've literally been part of story since before the Beast himself!
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* HilariousInHindsight: Amongst the PublicDomainSoundtrack is "Aquarium" from Saint-Saëns's ''Carnival of the Animals'', which the Prologue[=/=]curse {{Leitmotif}} from [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast the Disney version]] was based on.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Amongst the PublicDomainSoundtrack is "Aquarium" from Saint-Saëns's ''Carnival of the Animals'', which the Prologue[=/=]curse {{Leitmotif}} from [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast [[WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast the Disney version]] was based on.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Beauty's father supposedly means well, but it's quite aggravating how unsympathetic he was is in this movie. Trespassing in the Beast's castle and eating all of his food was innocent enough, but then he somehow let it slip that Beauty was the one who was supposed to die in his place, with the unfortunate phrasing that Beauty packing him food made him realize sparing her was the right thing to do, of all times. He also personally brings Beauty to the Beast's castle, caving into her "if you love me, you'll let me do this" demand and begging for her life with a wide smile on his face. Then when he leaves Beauty at Beast's castle, he "leaves quickly and doesn't look back." Beauty told him to, but it still counts.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Beauty's father supposedly means well, but it's quite aggravating how unsympathetic he was is in this movie. Trespassing in the Beast's castle and eating all of his food was innocent enough, but then he somehow let it slip that Beauty was the one who was supposed to die in his place, with the unfortunate phrasing that Beauty packing him food made him realize sparing her was the right thing to do, of all times. He also personally brings Beauty to the Beast's castle, caving into her "if you love me, you'll let me do this" demand and begging for her life with a wide smile on his face. Then when he leaves Beauty at Beast's castle, he "leaves quickly and doesn't look back." Beauty told him to, but it still counts.counts.
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* MemeticMutation: WebVideo/{{Phelous}}'s review of this movie would be the beginning of the mischief that [[EnsembleDarkhorse Old Man]] would cause in his videos, plus Beauty unconvincingly gasping at every sign of drama.
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* MemeticMutation: MemeticMutation:
** "Then let him ''die''!"
** WebVideo/{{Phelous}}'s review of this movie would be the beginning of the mischief that [[EnsembleDarkhorse Old Man]] would cause in his videos, plus Beauty unconvincingly gasping at every sign of drama.
** "Then let him ''die''!"
** WebVideo/{{Phelous}}'s review of this movie would be the beginning of the mischief that [[EnsembleDarkhorse Old Man]] would cause in his videos, plus Beauty unconvincingly gasping at every sign of drama.
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** "Then let him die!"
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** "Then let him die!"''die''!"
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: A lot of people who never read the original story often think the film just got the story mixed up with Cinderella by giving Beauty two evil sisters. In reality, not only are they the villains of the original story, they've arguably been part of the story since it was called "Eros and Psyche." They've literally been part of story since before the freaking Beast!
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: A lot of people who never read the original story often think the film just got the story mixed up with Cinderella by giving Beauty two evil sisters. In reality, not only are they the villains of the original story, they've arguably been part of the story since it was called "Eros and Psyche." They've literally been part of story since before the freaking Beast!Beast himself!
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** And then there's Phelous' self-imposed {{catchphrase}} for Old Man, "HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!"
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** And then there's there are Phelous' self-imposed {{catchphrase}} {{catchphrase}}s for Old Man, "HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!""HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!" and "Ooh, a delicious X!"
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Now I can't remember why I added that.
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** "X! It's/they're completely useless now!"[[/note]]now!"
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* FountainOfMemes: Many of Old Man's lines have become memes thanks to WebVideo/{{Phelous}}' review:
** "X! It's/they're completely useless now!"[[/note]]
** "I'm expected!"
** And then there's Phelous' self-imposed {{catchphrase}} for Old Man, "HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!"
** "X! It's/they're completely useless now!"[[/note]]
** "I'm expected!"
** And then there's Phelous' self-imposed {{catchphrase}} for Old Man, "HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!"
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome:
** Beauty not even bothering to hesitate when she learns her father will be spared by the Beast if she goes in his place, perfectly willing to give up her life for the sake of her family's continued well being and trying her best to face her supposed death as strongly as possible.
** Clara [[spoiler: dragging in the evil fairy by her ear and humiliating her by showing how miserably her plot to drive Beauty and the Beast apart failed. When Beauty recognizes the evil fairy is the same one who kept telling her the Beast was a heartless murderer, Clara just handwaves it as "Eh, my evil sister."]]
** Beauty not even bothering to hesitate when she learns her father will be spared by the Beast if she goes in his place, perfectly willing to give up her life for the sake of her family's continued well being and trying her best to face her supposed death as strongly as possible.
** Clara [[spoiler: dragging in the evil fairy by her ear and humiliating her by showing how miserably her plot to drive Beauty and the Beast apart failed. When Beauty recognizes the evil fairy is the same one who kept telling her the Beast was a heartless murderer, Clara just handwaves it as "Eh, my evil sister."]]
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome:
** Beauty not even bothering to hesitate when she learns her father will be spared by the Beast if she goes in his place, perfectly willing to give up her life for the sake of her family's continued well being and trying her best to face her supposed death as strongly as possible.
** Clara [[spoiler: dragging in the evil fairy by her ear and humiliating her by showing how miserably her plot to drive Beauty and the Beast apart failed. When Beauty recognizes the evil fairy is the same one who kept telling her the Beast was a heartless murderer, Clara just handwaves it as "Eh, my evil sister."]]
** Beauty not even bothering to hesitate when she learns her father will be spared by the Beast if she goes in his place, perfectly willing to give up her life for the sake of her family's continued well being and trying her best to face her supposed death as strongly as possible.
** Clara [[spoiler: dragging in the evil fairy by her ear and humiliating her by showing how miserably her plot to drive Beauty and the Beast apart failed. When Beauty recognizes the evil fairy is the same one who kept telling her the Beast was a heartless murderer, Clara just handwaves it as "Eh, my evil sister."]]
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** Likewise, the story having a good and evil fairy, who were arguably combined into the Enchantress in the Disney version, or the prince's curse not being a punishment to teach him a lesson, the latter being Disney's invention.
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** Likewise, the story having a good and evil fairy, who were arguably combined [[CompositeCharacter combined]] into the Enchantress in the Disney version, or the prince's curse not being a punishment to teach him a lesson, the latter being Disney's invention.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Don Bluth's abandoned take on the story was also going to have the evil fairy torture Beauty in her dreams in order to trick her into thinking the Beast was trying to kill her.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: A lot of people who never read the original story often think the film just got the story mixed up with Cinderella by giving Beauty two evil sisters. In reality, not only are they the villains of the original story, they've arguably been part of the story since it was called "Eros and Psyche." They've literally been part of story since before the freaking Beast!
** Likewise, the story having a good and evil fairy, who were arguably combined into the Enchantress in the Disney version, or the prince's curse not being a punishment to teach him a lesson, the latter being Disney's invention.
** Likewise, the story having a good and evil fairy, who were arguably combined into the Enchantress in the Disney version, or the prince's curse not being a punishment to teach him a lesson, the latter being Disney's invention.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Don Bluth's abandoned take on the story was also going to have the evil fairy torture Beauty in her dreams in order to trick her into thinking the Beast was trying to kill her.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Nathan suggesting to let the Beast die is horrible. But he [[MoodDissonance cheerfully]] ssays it, where it becomes hysterical.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Nathan suggesting to let the Beast die is horrible. But when he [[MoodDissonance cheerfully]] ssays says it, where it becomes hysterical.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Nathan suggesting to let the Beast die? Horrible. Nathan [[MoodDissonance cheerfully]] suggesting to let the Beast die? Hysterical!
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Nathan suggesting to let the Beast die? Horrible. Nathan die is horrible. But he [[MoodDissonance cheerfully]] suggesting to let the Beast die? Hysterical!ssays it, where it becomes hysterical.
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** [[MemeticMutation We love you,]] [[WebVideo/{{Phelous}} Old Man]].
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** [[MemeticMutation We love you,]] [[WebVideo/{{Phelous}} Old Old]] [[MemeticMutation Man]].
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** Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters. Warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, helping him around the farm and with family business, offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
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** Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters. Warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, helping him around the farm and with family business, offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, However, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Beauty's father supposedly means well, but it's quite aggravating how unsympathetic he was is in this movie. Trespassing in the Beast's castle and eating all of his food was innocent enough, but then he somehow let it slip that Beauty was the one who was supposed to die in his place, with the unfortunate phrasing that Beauty packing him food made him realize sparing her was the right thing to do, of all times. He also personally brings Beauty to the Beast's castle, caving into her "if you love me, you'll let me do this" demand and begging for her life with a wide smile on his face. Then when he leaves Beauty at Beast's castle, he "leaves quickly and doesn't look back." Beauty told him to, but still.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Beauty's father supposedly means well, but it's quite aggravating how unsympathetic he was is in this movie. Trespassing in the Beast's castle and eating all of his food was innocent enough, but then he somehow let it slip that Beauty was the one who was supposed to die in his place, with the unfortunate phrasing that Beauty packing him food made him realize sparing her was the right thing to do, of all times. He also personally brings Beauty to the Beast's castle, caving into her "if you love me, you'll let me do this" demand and begging for her life with a wide smile on his face. Then when he leaves Beauty at Beast's castle, he "leaves quickly and doesn't look back." Beauty told him to, but still.it still counts.
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*** Although it's not as much that Clara was the one who defeated her, since she mentions [[spoiler: Beauty breaking her sister's curse left her powerless.]] Clara was just taking advantage of her powerless state to humiliate her.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: [[MemeticMutation We love you,]] [[WebVideo/{{Phelous}} Old Man]].
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: EnsembleDarkhorse:
** [[MemeticMutation We love you,]] [[WebVideo/{{Phelous}} OldMan]].Man]].
** To a lesser degree, Clara's easily the most unironically likable character in the film. Helps that she borders on being the OnlySaneWoman.
** [[MemeticMutation We love you,]] [[WebVideo/{{Phelous}} Old
** To a lesser degree, Clara's easily the most unironically likable character in the film. Helps that she borders on being the OnlySaneWoman.
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** Beauty's constant [[DullSurprise blank expressions]].
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Two, actually. Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters. Warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, helping him around the farm and with family business, offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Two, actually. TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter:
** Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters. Warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, helping him around the farm and with family business, offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
** Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters. Warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, helping him around the farm and with family business, offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
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** Clara's remarkably simple defeat of [[spoiler:the enchantress]] (i.e. via ''ear pushing'') and shrugging her off as her "evil sister". It almost seems like the movie is admitting how pointless its own main villain was.
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** Having [[spoiler:the enchantress]] play a much larger role in the story could have had much more interesting possibilities. For instance, the fact that she [[spoiler:actively undermines any attempts to break the curse]] both addresses the DisproportionateRetribution angle the story is often accused of and gives the narrative an excellent foil. Instead, all we get is a generic villain whose endgoal doesn't make any sense and who is offhandedly defeated by [[spoiler:her sister]] with an ''ear push''.
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* CompleteMonster: Beauty's god awful sisters Alicia and Pauline go beyond being lazy, spoiled brats when they eagerly try to convince Beauty she should let the Beast kill her instead of their father, all so the Old Man will continue taking care of them and so they'll finally get rid of their perfect sister. They then top themselves after learning not only is Beauty still alive but is treated like a queen by the Beast, they'll manipulate Beauty into staying past her deadline by pretending they've had a HeelRealization so the Beast will die. They do all this for the sake of destroying Beauty's happiness in an extreme desire to make her as jealous of them as they are of her. What sets them apart from the [[spoiler: evil fairy]] is how much focus is put on highlighting how utterly incapable these two are of acting like decent human beings and content to ruin the happiness and well being of anyone who pisses them off. It's especially grating because Beauty, despite being just a little annoyed at their selfishness, ''always'' showed them love and respect and was overjoyed to think for once they were becoming happier people and wanted to forge a healthier relationship as sisters.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Two, actually. Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters. Warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, helping him around the farm, supplying him with a bill of lading for his trip to the ships (to make sure its captain isn't cheating them out of any cargo), offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Two, actually. Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters. Warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, helping him around the farm, supplying him farm and with a bill of lading for his trip to the ships (to make sure its captain isn't cheating them out of any cargo), family business, offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: Nathan suggesting to let the Beast die? Horrible. Nathan [[MoodDissonance cheerfully]] suggesting to let the Beast die? Hysterical!
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** This Beast looks quite ridiculous, and [[NightmareRetardant hardly scary orthreatening.threatening]].
** The Beast not only claiming that he will die of loneliness without Beauty ([[FridgeLogic even though Clara is still at the castle with him]]), but somehow knowing that he can only be apart from her for 7 days before he dies.
** Beauty's line "But he seems so sweet. [[InformedAttribute He told me]]."
** This Beast looks quite ridiculous, and [[NightmareRetardant hardly scary or
** The Beast not only claiming that he will die of loneliness without Beauty ([[FridgeLogic even though Clara is still at the castle with him]]), but somehow knowing that he can only be apart from her for 7 days before he dies.
** Beauty's line "But he seems so sweet. [[InformedAttribute He told me]]."
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* CompleteMonster: Beauty's god awful sisters Alicia and Pauline go beyond being lazy, spoiled brats when they eagerly try to convince Beauty she should let the Beast kill her instead of their father, all so the Old Man will continue taking care of them and so they'll finally get rid of their perfect sister. They then top themselves after learning not only is Beauty still alive but is treated like a queen by the Beast, they'll manipulate Beauty into staying past her deadline by pretending they've had a HeelRealization so the Beast will die. They do all this for the sake of destroying Beauty's happiness in an extreme desire to make her as jealous of them as they are of her. What sets them apart from the [[spoiler: evil fairy]] is how much focus is put on highlighting how utterly incapable these two are of acting like decent human beings and content to ruin the happiness and well being of anyone who pisses them off. It's especially grating because Beauty, despite being just a little annoyed at their selfishness, ''always'' showed them love and respect and was overjoyed to think for once they were becoming happier people and wanted to forge a healthier relationship as sisters.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome:
** Beauty not even bothering to hesitate when she learns her father will be spared by the Beast if she goes in his place, perfectly willing to give up her life for the sake of her family's continued well being and trying her best to face her supposed death as strongly as possible.
** Clara [[spoiler: dragging in the evil fairy by her ear and humiliating her by showing how miserably her plot to drive Beauty and the Beast apart failed. When Beauty recognizes the evil fairy is the same one who kept telling her the Beast was a heartless murderer, Clara just handwaves it as "Eh, my evil sister."]]
** Beauty not even bothering to hesitate when she learns her father will be spared by the Beast if she goes in his place, perfectly willing to give up her life for the sake of her family's continued well being and trying her best to face her supposed death as strongly as possible.
** Clara [[spoiler: dragging in the evil fairy by her ear and humiliating her by showing how miserably her plot to drive Beauty and the Beast apart failed. When Beauty recognizes the evil fairy is the same one who kept telling her the Beast was a heartless murderer, Clara just handwaves it as "Eh, my evil sister."]]
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Beauty and her father share a more proper and [[TearJerker surprisingly poignant]] goodbye when Beauty gives her life, and the Beast doesn't cut them off like he did in [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast the Disney version]]. In fact, he seemed quite taken aback by said goodbye.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Two, actually. Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters, warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, supplying him with a bill of lading for his trip to the ships (to make sure its captain isn't cheating them out of any cargo), offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Two, actually. Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters, warning characters. Warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, helping him around the farm, supplying him with a bill of lading for his trip to the ships (to make sure its captain isn't cheating them out of any cargo), offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Two, actually. Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters, warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Two, actually. Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters, warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, supplying him with a bill of lading for his trip to the ships (to make sure its captain isn't cheating them out of any cargo), offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
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* {{Narm}}: This Beast looks quite ridiculous, and hardly scary or threatening.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Beauty and her father share a more proper and [[TearJerker surprisingly poignant]] goodbye when Beauty gives her life, and the Beast doesn't cut them off like he did in [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast the Disney version]]. In fact, he seemed quite taken aback by said goodbye.
* CriticalResearchFailure: The original author of the story is credited as Jakob Grimm. The original author was Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve, who was French and born in in the late 1600's. Jakob Grimm was German and born about a hundred years later.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: [[MemeticMutation We love you,]] [[WebVideo/{{Phelous}} Old Man]].
* HilariousInHindsight: Amongst the PublicDomainSoundtrack is "Aquarium" from Saint-Saëns's ''Carnival of the Animals'', which the Prologue[=/=]curse {{Leitmotif}} from [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast the Disney version]] was based on.
* MemeticMutation: WebVideo/{{Phelous}}'s review of this movie would be the beginning of the mischief that [[EnsembleDarkhorse Old Man]] would cause in his videos, plus Beauty unconvincingly gasping at every sign of drama.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Two, actually. Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters, warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Beauty's father supposedly means well, but it's quite aggravating how unsympathetic he was is in this movie. Trespassing in the Beast's castle and eating all of his food was innocent enough, but then he somehow let it slip that Beauty was the one who was supposed to die in his place, with the unfortunate phrasing that Beauty packing him food made him realize sparing her was the right thing to do, of all times. He also personally brings Beauty to the Beast's castle, caving into her "if you love me, you'll let me do this" demand and begging for her life with a wide smile on his face. Then when he leaves Beauty at Beast's castle, he "leaves quickly and doesn't look back." Beauty told him to, but still.
* CriticalResearchFailure: The original author of the story is credited as Jakob Grimm. The original author was Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve, who was French and born in in the late 1600's. Jakob Grimm was German and born about a hundred years later.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: [[MemeticMutation We love you,]] [[WebVideo/{{Phelous}} Old Man]].
* HilariousInHindsight: Amongst the PublicDomainSoundtrack is "Aquarium" from Saint-Saëns's ''Carnival of the Animals'', which the Prologue[=/=]curse {{Leitmotif}} from [[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast the Disney version]] was based on.
* MemeticMutation: WebVideo/{{Phelous}}'s review of this movie would be the beginning of the mischief that [[EnsembleDarkhorse Old Man]] would cause in his videos, plus Beauty unconvincingly gasping at every sign of drama.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Two, actually. Nathan and Robert were set up to be somewhat important characters, warning their father of the thieves in the beginning, offering to fight the Beast together with their father when his life is being threatened, and generally just being nicer siblings to Beauty than Alicia and Pauline. Sadly, they are vastly overshadowed by everything else in this story.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Beauty's father supposedly means well, but it's quite aggravating how unsympathetic he was is in this movie. Trespassing in the Beast's castle and eating all of his food was innocent enough, but then he somehow let it slip that Beauty was the one who was supposed to die in his place, with the unfortunate phrasing that Beauty packing him food made him realize sparing her was the right thing to do, of all times. He also personally brings Beauty to the Beast's castle, caving into her "if you love me, you'll let me do this" demand and begging for her life with a wide smile on his face. Then when he leaves Beauty at Beast's castle, he "leaves quickly and doesn't look back." Beauty told him to, but still.
