Beauty and the Beast

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"Beauty and the Beast" is a timeless tale of love and transformation. The story begins with a prince who is cursed by an enchantress for his arrogance, turning him into a beast and his servants into household objects. To break the curse, the Beast must find true love before the last petal of an enchanted rose falls. Meanwhile, Belle, a kind-hearted and intelligent young woman, dreams of adventure beyond her village. Her life intersects with the Beast's when her father, Maurice, is imprisoned in the Beast's castle for trespassing. The film features iconic musical numbers like "Be Our Guest" and "Beauty and the Beast," showcasing Alan Menken's mastery of musical storytelling. As Belle and the Beast spend more time together, they develop a deep bond, despite initial misunderstandings. The movie culminates in a dramatic confrontation with Gaston, who seeks to destroy the Beast out of jealousy. Ultimately, Belle's love for the Beast breaks the curse, transforming him back into a prince and restoring his servants to their human forms. The film's blend of romance, music, and fantasy has captivated audiences worldwide.