After watching the original animation and then watching the live-action version, I think the casting of the heroine was a bit of a failure. Indeed, Emma's appearance and her smart personality who loves to read match Belle's (some people say that this is a politically correct choice), but from the perspective of character, Emma is only strong, and she did not interpret Belle's innocent and gentle side. , lacks the aura and appeal of the animated Disney princesses (Amy Adams from Enchanted is very vivid).
The original Belle is a gentle and stubborn princess, with a helpless feeling that no one in the village understands her, she is still curious and knowledgeable about things, while Emma is more like her own way, a pair of people who don't understand me I don't care attitude; her frequent wrinkling of forehead, face spread (smelly face) and eyes that don't make you feel warm and loving frequently make me play (this is a love movie about knowing each other? Twilight heroine).
When entering the library, the surprise expression and mood of the original Belle from the inside out can drive the audience very much (infectious, if it's too deep, check if your aunt laughed at that time), while Emma's cautious and overwhelmed expression It's more like seeing something scary and terrifying, especially the latter dialogue, coupled with her body language, instantly made me feel that she played Belle more like an old sister Beast hadn't seen for many years, rather than a current one. Ambiguous object, Beast's nonchalant answer and the subtle shaking of his head after turning around can explain what I'm saying.
I have to say that Emma's highlight in this play is that she looked back at Beast with tears when she was about to leave the castle to find her father, and after Beast turned back to a normal human, her smile became brighter, and her eyes finally got a little love. ,really!
Also, Emma is a bit hunched over in this movie, maybe it's the costume or the angle, sorry, I'm too picky.
PS: It is the first time to record such a serious evaluation of the Disney Princess series of movies. The language is not organized, and the writing is relatively simple. The above only evaluates the match between Emma's interpretation and Belle. In reality, Emma Watson is smart, independent, brave, and loves to read. I am still long. She is beautiful, and she is one of the normal feminists who has always insisted on speaking up for women in addition to being a scholar, RESPECT!
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