Gans opts for a fantastical route rather than exploring the darker side of this tale. He dresses up his characters in costumes that look a bit kitschy; although Belle’s red attire does at times contrast starkly with her surroundings at times. Additionally, some of the scenes between Belle and Beast are too cold. When, as per the fairytale, it is revealed that she loves him, you might wonder whether she’s actually serious as their onscreen chemistry is somewhat lacking. That said, the visuals are elaborate and that makes it watchable. However, there’s a lot more that Gans could have done with this revered and traditional fairytale.

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Beauty and the Beast takes more time to establish the premise than an Ashutosh Gowarikar film takes to end. A classic case of bad editing and worse dialouge, Beauty and the Beast certainly is not a children’s film. Riddled with s**ual situations that would give adults nightmare, this fairy tale is better left unwatched.

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Beauty and the Beast looks good. Visually, at least. The special effects are not too bad. You will laugh a lot more if you decide not to take it seriously. At the end of it, this isnt a movie you should watch on your first date, but on the fifth date, when you can laugh at the screen with your better half.

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