Re: What was the last movie you watched?
The Beauty and the Beast
(I'm talking about the new version)
This movie is exactly like what you would expect it to be. The usual Disney remake which makes even more children aware of some of the Disney classics. Generally very good in my opinion, but there were a few problems.
First of all, some scenes felt very stretched out, especially some of the songs, it just felt like as if it was taking forever and about half way through them I just wanted them to end. Okay, I'm not a huge fan for musicals, but still, they could have probably done without most of the first song about Belle. Luckily the film did manage to keep me interested throughout, which is good.
In addition to this, the script wasn't great, as it was very predictable since you could often tell exactly what the characters were about to say next, word for word, even if you have never seen this film before (although I have seen the original). The only other problem (albeit fairly small) is the continuity. For the most part, it's fine, but one part which stands out like a sore thumb is:
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One time when she is riding she starts off in her normal clothes yet by the time she is in the forest she suddenly has a coat on as well. It also never really explains where she gets the horse from because even though Belle and Beast are seen with a horse on the grounds of the castle, the fact that there are not other horses around seems a bit weird.
As I said at the beginning, it is generally a fairly good film, and it does get a lot better throughout, but there were just a few parts which I didn't like, perhaps partly due to taste, but I guess if anyone else has seen it then they can share their thoughts as well.
P.S. If you do go and see this, you might want to stick around to see who all the actors in the main roles were, as you may be surprised.
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I mean, who could have guessed that it was Ewan McGregor who was playing the candlestick?!
) then I would recommend it, largely for the laughs 
), I do think that there quite a few big CGI mistakes, and everything about episodes 1 and 2 except the battle scenes at the end has just never really interested me, hence why I've never really watched them too much after I first saw them. Episode 3 on the other hand is actually one of my favourite Star Wars movies (note the 'ONE OF', I never said it was my favourite so please don't get triggered) because:
