In regards to this 2010 version of Beauty And The Best, I am quite shocked with all the negative reviews and comments that I have found for this film...I though it was excellent. As for the affections between Belle and Max, as far as I am concerned they seemed very real/believable. She is a very caring person and so is he. Many people with these levels of caring, well, it doesn't take long to feel the like minded vibes/affections/heart of another who is around the same frequencies and develop such affections quite quickly.
Of course she was originally afraid of him (He shot an arrow at her that barely missed her head, all be it because he didn't want her to look at him, but how was she suppose to know that at the time) and of course she leaned towards thinking that he committed those murders, including that of her mother, and had her moments of doubt throughout. As for the romance end of things, well, Max has been through hell for as long as he can remember, and I though they were very well connected, so, them not going all Disney is fine by me. It was all quite moving, at least to me it was anyways.
As for the more corny/comical aspects of the film, I don't think that any of the acting or special effects were bad (It seems to me like they were meant to be part and parcel of this film, as in, intentionally done in those manners)... Have any of you ever seen a flick such as "Dracula: Dead and Loving It", cause those moments kind of remind me of certain scenes from that movie, that is, in regards to the intended comical aspects of things. And as for the flick being boring or hard to watch (In regards to thinking that it's a bad movie)...How?!
Of course she was originally afraid of him (He shot an arrow at her that barely missed her head, all be it because he didn't want her to look at him, but how was she suppose to know that at the time) and of course she leaned towards thinking that he committed those murders, including that of her mother, and had her moments of doubt throughout. As for the romance end of things, well, Max has been through hell for as long as he can remember, and I though they were very well connected, so, them not going all Disney is fine by me. It was all quite moving, at least to me it was anyways.
As for the more corny/comical aspects of the film, I don't think that any of the acting or special effects were bad (It seems to me like they were meant to be part and parcel of this film, as in, intentionally done in those manners)... Have any of you ever seen a flick such as "Dracula: Dead and Loving It", cause those moments kind of remind me of certain scenes from that movie, that is, in regards to the intended comical aspects of things. And as for the flick being boring or hard to watch (In regards to thinking that it's a bad movie)...How?!