Beauty and the Beast Movie Lyrics
One of the most awesome songs from the Beauty and the Beast movie is when Beast sings the Song of the Three Animals. This is actually one of the most well known of all the original songs from the movie. The other great one is when Beast creates a wall with his bare hands. Not only are they amazing lyrics they also make for some great art. Both of these wonderful songs are performed by Enzo and are just some of the most memorable moments in the movie.
In the deleted scenes from the movie you can also see Beast making love to Merida. You might want to read that two times and reread it a few times, it is completely hilarious and something that will make you smile no matter what. Also, did you know that during the song “Waltz for Merida”, Enzo actually compares the song to the fight in the jungle in the original version of the movie? This is an interesting comparison because you can probably relate to the situation better than the actual jungle environment.
If you haven’t read the original book then you are missing out on an amazing adventure. The movie itself is fantastic and will keep you interested from start to finish. If you like music and poetry, then I highly recommend you reading the original copy to Beauty and the Beast. There is nothing more that you will appreciate.
Beauty And The Beast Movie Lyrics
The Beauty and the Beast is a famous animated film from Disney that features the most beloved story in history, and the infamous ‘Darling Delivery’ song by Neil Diamond. In the movie, the character Orffy (British-born Abigail Washburn) becomes the latest resident of a modern town called Lake Bailem Bend on the shore of what was then considered the British Grail. There he joins a group of other residents who also live in this unique place. They include Beast (aleb DeGeneres), the beautiful but soulless creature who loves beauty; Hedgehog (ospels Chaucer), the quiet but determined gentleman who tries to help the others; and Lemon (Karen Allen).
The people of the town are always under the watchful eyes of their resident giant, who spends all his free time looking over the town with his telescope. Orffy’s main aim in life is to take the whole town for a joy ride, however, he is not aware of the history of the town or the resident giants. When the town’s only human, Lion (Stephen Merchant), realizes that he is the reason for the beauty and the beast’s undying attraction to the town, he sets out to have a little fun. He dresses up like a beautiful woman and seduces the Beast, but when she backs away, Orffy follows after her, but gets himself caught in the crossfire between the humans and the giants, causing the Beast to lose his voice.
After suffering this trauma, Beast decides to bury his head in a mountain to bid goodbye to the world and forget all about his woes for good. But when the mountain top is blown up by a tornado, destroying the town and killing everyone inside, only Beast and some surviving locals manage to escape through a hole in the ground created by the Beast’s head. Fleeing to an unknown location, they encounter the evil Enchantress (Lori Singer), who intends to destroy them both. But despite her sorcery, Beast and the humans are too weak to face her; in the end, they help each other to defeat her and the Enchantress is locked away for good. In the end, the Beast is remembered as the hero who saved the world from evil, whilst the Enchantress is given a place of power in human history by the movie’s villain, the evil Kingpin (Bob Hoskins).
