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Beauty and the Beast VHS, 1992 Platinum Edition UNOPENED AND BRAND NEW. Sealed. WALT DISNEY Rare With rare Hollywood Video pricetag. Condition is great. Please look at photos. Please message if you want more photos or have questions.
Beauty and the Beast is an animated romantic musical fairytale about a young beautiful girl named Belle who offers to take her father’s place in the dungeon of a hideous Beast's castle. The beast accepts Belle's proposal and releases her father and Belle honors her commitment to stay at the palace with the beast. The story follows how the beast falls deeply in love with Belle but she only sees an ugly monster. Not knowing the beasts true identity she shuns him at first but things take on a twist after Belle gets to know Beast as a kind and caring being. A wonderful story for the family that teaches you can't always judge a book by its cover.
A Classic Animated Film the Way it was Meant to be Seen, In Its unaltered state!
If one is a fan of the original “Beauty and the Beast”, the animated classic from 1991 and still has a VHS player, than this product is for you!
Viewing the film in its VHS format (with the brightness turned down on the TV) lends itself to watching the film the way it should be seen! The animation on the original VHS looks beautiful, very much like a film compared to the THX restoration of “Beauty and the Beast” done in 2002!
If possible find a fair priced copy of this film on VHS to enjoy “Beauty and the Beast” the way it was meant to be seen!
*If one finds a sealed copy for a fair price I would recommend it as it will contain coupons and deals inside the VHS case which add extra nostalgia!
I think that Angela Lansbury is so good as Mrs. Potts! She has a great voice that I can listen to and never get tired of. The movie is well written and a classic Disney movie! I highly recommend this movie!
Belle (voice of Paige O'Hara) is the most beautiful girl in a provincial town in France. Unfortunately for those who might want her as a wife, including the dim, narcissistic Gaston (Richard White), she's also one of the village's oddest denizens. She keeps to herself, helping her inventor father, Maurice (Rex Everhart), with his contraptions, and, in her spare time, devouring books. She has read just about everything available in the town, and eagerly awaits the arrival of anything new. Every time she ventures outdoors, she draws stares and snickers, but, despite her strangeness, Gaston is determined to marry her.
Then, one fateful day, her father disappears in the forest. Belle goes searching for him and stumbles upon a dark and scary castle. Venturing inside, she discovers a gallery of magical creatures – regular household objects that speak and move. There's Lumiere (Jerry Orbach), a candlestick with impeccable manners and an voice that recalls Maurice Chevalier; Cogsworth (David Ogden Stiers), a clock with a high impression of himself and his role in the castle; Mrs. Potts (Angela Lansbury), a grandmotherly tea pot; and many others. Then there's the Beast (Robby Benson), the terrifying creature who rules over this domain and holds Maurice captive. Once a handsome prince, he has been cursed to remain a beast until he finds someone who truly loves him in spite of his appearance. Now, he is filled with equal parts hope and dread at Belle's arrival -- hope that she might be "the one" to break the spell, and dread that she might be repulsed by his ugliness. Nevertheless, he agrees to release her father if she accedes to being his permanent guest. She makes the bargain, Maurice is set free, and she is trapped. In time, however, Belle discovers that life in the castle is not as dreadful as it initially seems.
One of the top Disney films of all-time, and one of the best films period, Beauty And The Beast is a blend of fairy tale and music the entire family can enjoy together. In all it is one of the greatest love stories ever told.
"Irresistible" is an apt description of this film, because every frame is imbued with a magic that is rare for any motion picture, animated or otherwise. Beauty and the Beast is a triumph of artistry – a rare movie where all of the elements gel perfectly.Read full review