- (children) Kids React to movie trailers!
This episode: Beauty and the Beast!
- (FBE) So today we're doing something
we've never done before on Kids React:
having you react to something with your parent.
- I'm excited. (giggles) It's gonna be really fun.
- You are going to embarrass me. - No, I'm not.
- Yeah, you are.
- You ready, Mom? - Yeah, I am.
High five. - Let's do it.
♪ (light music) ♪
- It looks a little dark.
- That looks familiar.
- Oh, Disney. - Disney.
Uh-huh. - Uh-huh. (chuckles)
- Very enchanting.
- Is this the new Beauty and the Beast thing?
- Is this the new Beauty and the Beast with Emma Watson?
- Oh, awesome.
- It's the live-action Beauty and the Beast.
- They're making the Beauty and the Beast...
- Beast real. - ...into a real movie. Pretty cool.
(Beast roars)
- Hmm.
♪ (riveting music) ♪
- It's that girl you have a crush on.
- Oh my god.
Oh my god. - (chuckles)
- (Maurice) You must leave here. This castle is alive.
(Beast roars)
- Ooh.
- (Beast) Do you wish to take your father's place?
- (Belle) Come into the light.
♪ (dramatic theme builds) ♪
- Oh, wow.
- Oh, that's a serious Beast.
- Oh my gosh, I'm so excited.
- (Beast) Show me the girl.
- (Lumière) Look at her. What if she is the one?
- It's cool.
- It does look good. I love the cartoon version.
- (Lumière) ...the spell?
- That's beautiful scenery.
- (Lumière) Allô! - (Belle) You can talk?
- They made it so realistic.
- (Chip) Hello. Please to meet you.
- Emma Watson's so pretty.
- (Mrs. Potts) ...not as terrible as he appears.
(wolves snarling)
- Ooh. - Ooh.
(Beast roaring) - Got some action.
♪ (riveting music) ♪
- (Gaston) I say we kill the beast! (crowd cheers)
- That's Gaston.
- Gaston's a nightmare.
- (Beast) Think of the one things you've always wanted.
Find it in your mind's eye, and feel it in your heart.
- Oh, wow. It looks so real. They did a good job.
- It's one of my favorite movies when I was little.
It's pretty cool to see that they're making a live-action movie.
- (Belle) I'm not afraid.
♪ (empowering music) ♪
- She actually fits Belle perfectly.
- Yeah, I'm more excited that it's Emma Watson
than for the actual movie.
But the movie's gonna be good too.
- Will-- - You wanna see it?
- Yeah. - I thought so.
- I have memories of it, and it was a great movie.
Seeing this, I'm kind of worried,
like I'm gonna be disappointed in it
compared to what my memories were when I was a kid.
Hope it's as good as the cartoon was.
- It looks really cool. I think we should watch it.
- Mm-hmm. - Yeah.
- (children) Question time!
- (FBE) So that was the trailer
for Disney's new version of Beauty and the Beast.
Did your mom or dad ever show you the older version?
- He hasn't, but I've seen the movie at school.
- My dad hasn't showed me it, but I have seen it.
- My mom originally showed it to me,
and then I watch it with my dad sometimes.
- Yes, multiple times.
- Yes, I have seen the old version.
- This looks like it's gonna be more colorful though.
- Looks really magical.
- (FBE) Have you made an effort
to share movies that you liked in your life with your kids?
- Yes, absolutely.
- Every Disney movie was shared with Anita.
- Both my wife and I, we really love old movies, animation.
So yeah, anything that we liked of course we want to show Max.
- Oh, of course. I've always wanted to--
I wanted them to see through my eyes what I found exciting.
- I get to see what they liked most of all.
And if I like it, we have something to share in common.
- Absolutely. I mean, I think the last one was
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
When you got to see the Gene Wilder version in your school.
- Yeah, hallelujah. - (chuckles)
- Obviously it was much better than the new version.
- I think it's very important.
It kind of gives a glimpse of what our childhood was like,
a little glimpse in the past.
It's a good way to bond as well too.
We get to see if we like the same type of things.
- (FBE) So this version of Beauty and the Beast
is a remake of the animated version, which was released in 1991.
- Yep.
I wasn't even born.
- I wasn't born then.
That's more than 10 years ago, maybe almost 11 years ago.
- (FBE) So how old do you think your mom was when it came out?
- Uh, I would say around 17. - Close. (giggles)
- He's 42, so... - "He"?
- Hold on, I'm trying-- I'm doing math right now.
Six. - Thank you. (chuckling)
- You want a hint? - No.
Actually, sure, why not hint?
- How about, I saw it with Mommy?
- Did you see it with her when you first met?
- Yes. - 19 or 20.
- You got it. 20. - Thank you.
- (laughs)
- 25-- 20--
Wait, no. Not 25. What am I thinking?
- Yeah, what are you thinking? - (snickers)
How old were you? - I was 18.
- You were 18?! - I was 18.
- (FBE) Well, this new movie features
a lot of the same characters as the 1991 version.
Some of them you saw in the trailer.
So we're gonna show you some pictures of the 1991 characters
compared to the 2017 characters and get your thoughts on both.
- Okay. - Cool.
- They looked really cool in the trailer. - They did.
They really did.
- (FBE) Here is Belle. - What do you think?
- They made a very good job on the dress.
- Oh, she's so pretty. - Yeah, yeah.
- They look very similar, right?
- Yeah, the dresses are a little different.
- I do like the old one a little better.
She's a little softer looking.
- I like the cartoon versions better.
I think I'm biased, too,
because I'm stuck with that cartoon version in my head.
- (FBE) So here is the Beast. - Hmm.
Oh, wow.
- I think I like the modern-day Beast a little better.
- No, the old one. - The old Beast scared me.
- That doesn't scare you? - No, he has a softer look.
- I like the real version, 'cause it's really, really lifelike.
But the animated one's-- I like that one better.
- I would like the real one a little bit more, since it's--
- Looks more-- - It has so much.
You look into the eyes, there are so much emotions.
- I still like the old one better.
I mean, this one just looks like a bunch of CGI and stuff.
- Well, the new one looks almost humanly datable.
The old one's scary. I know, it sounds really weird.
But he's actually-- - What are you talking about?
- (FBE) So here is Gaston.
- I like the older one. - I like the older one,
the animated one better.
- I love the animated version of Gaston. - Yeah, so do I.
- I like the real version a lot.
- You like the real version? - But he looks like Captain Hook.
- I think it would have to be the real-life one.
It looks more like a representation of what his personality is.
- I like the cartoon one, 'cause he's muscular, and he's big.
And this guy looks skinnier and kind of puny.
- (FBE) Here are the two version of Lumière.
- Where's his face? - Yeah, I was gonna say.
He just looks like a candelabra.
- The old one's cuter.
- I like the real one. - The real one?
I think the real one's really cool,
but I still lean toward the animated one myself.
- This is a prop that moves, Dad.
- This one does not look like it's alive.
I like the cartoon version of him better,
because it gives him a personality.
- (FBE) And here's Cogsworth. - (laughs loudly)
- This may be the first one I actually like the other one.
- (giggles)
(affectionately) Oh my god, it's so cute! - (chuckles)
- I like the old one, 'cause the old one is so cute and chubby.
- The real one kinda looks creepy.
- Actually, I would go with the real one.
The interior, the construction,
it just so well coincides with the character.
- (FBE) Here is Chip. - Aw.
- Aw. - I like Chip. I like both Chips.
- I love Chip, the new one. - I like the old one.
- I like the new one. - Of course you do.
- This is the first one where you could actually see--
- You could tell that it's alive.
- (FBE) Lately, Disney has been remaking
a lot of their classic animated films into live-action features.
So why do you think that is?
- I mean, I just think it's because there are new generations,
and they want to give everybody their own version.
- I like the fact that they're doing them,
just because it gives us something to go watch,
that families can watch together.
But however, I think they should've stuck with animation
with certain things, especially the fairy tales.
- I think with the Disney things they're doing,
all right with it.
But (sighs) there's so many movies that they're recreating now
that I think is just too much.
They need to come out with new ideas.
I'm tired of seeing the same old movie again.
- A lot of adults have grown up with that version of it.
And now kids like my age could see,
oh, yeah, well, there a new one like that.
Also, they have better technology.
So the movie could probably be better quality.
- I think, for our generation,
it just makes it more exciting for us to go to a movie
that we recall, but it brought it back to life.
And this is a way of showing a modern version
of our childhood favorites to our children.
- (FBE) Finally, will you ask to be taken to this movie
when it comes out? - Would you?
- (chuckles) Of course I'll take you.
I would love to see Beauty and the Beast.
- You want to go to the movie theaters and watch that?
- Oh yeah, definitely. - Yeah.
- We won't miss out on that one.
- Will you take me to this movie when it comes out?
- (chuckles) I'd love to.
- If there's a new movie that's appropriate for my age,
I'm seeing it. I'm just seeing it.
I don't care what it is. I'm seeing it.
- Daddy? - Yes?
- Will you please take me to Beauty and the Beast?
- Of course.
- Definitely. Mom, will you take me?
- Yes, absolutely. - (laughs)
- I don't really like the movie very much.
So... I don't know.
- How about asking me if I'm gonna ask him to go with me?
Would you come with me to see Beauty and the Beast?
- Sure. - That's all.
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- Man, this is not as easy as it looks. - (giggles)
- What's up, everybody? It's Dallen here from FBE.
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