You know the film was epic when, more than 30 years later, you hear the music and still remember the exact moments the lights came down onto the balcony, he was lifted up, his feet changed, his hands changed, his face changed, and the heart stopping moment he spun around...and when they kissed and all became right again.
Certain as the sun, rising in the eassssssssssst. Tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme, Beauty and the Beast! Taaaale as old as tiiiiiiiiiiime, sooooong as old as rhyyyyyyme. Beeeeeeeeeeeauty annnnd theeeee Beeeeeeeeeeast. God it still sends chills down my spine. It's such a powerful reprise. I also particularly love "Love is a song that never ends" reprise version, DAMN that one is good.
"You came back." Of course I came back. I couldn't let them.. oh, this is all my fault. If I'd only gotten here sooner." "Maybe it's better this way.." "Don't talk like that. You'll be alright. We're together now, everything's going to be fine.. you'll see!" "At least I got to see you one.. last time.." "No, no! Please! Please don't leave me... I love you..."
Here's something for your brains to think on, in the beginning, Bell is seen as an outcast, by the rest of the village because of her father and her love of books. While she was learning to see the kindness within the beast, he immediately saw what the rest of the village couldn't, and accepted her as she was. It kind of worked both ways, when you think about it.
That right there is one of the things i took with me from this movie. Beast had an entire library filled with books from all over the world but he didnt like reading very much (is implied) but all of a sudden there is this girl who shows up, and she loves nothing more to do with her time than read.. so what does he do?.. he gives her all of it..
I just adore how Tale as Old as Time comes in at 5:07, but this time round much more dramatic and fast paced than the ballroom scene. Amazing. This, Lion King, Hunchback of Notre Dame and Tarzan are probably my favorite Disney movies ever.
I love how Beauty and the beast ends with the camera zooming out from the glass window, with the choir Hunchback of Notre Dame ends with the camera zooming out from the crowd into the clouds, with "THE BELLS OF NOTRE...... DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMME" just gave me chills
Medieaval Beabe I also love how it's a twist on true love's kiss in how it didn't break the spell on his humanity, but it broke the spell on the servants and everything around them.
@@sarahhoffman6079 the door was open the entire time, not once was it locked and she could have left anytime after she brought him back to the castle (she also could have just left him to die but her conscience compelled her not to, the whole soul succoring thing I guess and it wouldn't have been very Christian of her, she's a French maiden from the 18th century after all) so believe me it's not lol she just knew the picture was much bigger than it seemed
owen and she did leave, got attacked and he rescued her, think when he did that, she felt something and realized maybe there’s more to him since he risked his life to rescue me
Not that death is the ideal situation for a love story, but....I remember from watching this as a kid that I felt if you truly loved someone, your last dying words would be what Beast said to Belle before he "died": "At least I got to see you one last time..."
You'll never beat the musical scores of the disney renaissance era. Those 10 years created untouchable animated motion pictures. Alan menken is a musical genius no matter who he works with!
My thoughts exactly. This movie is so much deeper and has a much more beautiful lesson involved. You have the young lady save her father AND the Beast out of nothing more but a pure and true heart of love. What other movie displays that in such a sensible way?
***** Thank you for sharing the insight and I couldn't agree with you anymore of course. I am just highly exhausted with all the commotion and uproar Frozen fans project onto the entire Disney franchise itself. Going as far to say, it surpasses the truly brilliant classics such as, Beauty and the Beast and Lion King and therefore, is the best disney film of all time. Just, stop. I personally thought Frozen was simply ok at first, but as I went into my initial and overall thought process on a critical review, it really is nothing to be so highly regarded and praised about IMO.Not even close to Beauty and the Beast that's for sure! and don't get me started on the oscars!
Box Office aside. The fact it was inches away from taking Best Picture at the 64th Academy Awards...the first animated masterpiece to even be nominated I may add... It is an utter masterpiece of story, art, and music. And the finale always makes me tear up...and I'm a 24 year old straight man.
@@hehe1822 The only thing I disliked about the new 1 is they made it explicit that the characters really are speaking English. They should've left it ambiguous whether the characters are actually speaking English.
Is it weird that instrumental pieces like this get me more emotional instead of the sing along songs? To me, this is the most emotional and beautiful part of the soundtrack and it doesn't have any words (except for the choir at the end but I mean the first 4 minutes). The instruments do all the storytelling to me :')
I always get gleeful chills at 1:35. Even though I KNOW it's coming, it gets me every time, like, "Yea! He's gonna change and everything's gonna be all happy now!!!!!!"
+PookieWowza that's what i'd say instead of singing Belle, look into my eyes Belle, don't you recognize the beast within the man Who's here before you?
You know what's interesting with the soundtrack compared to the film, the part that comes just after Certain as the Sun I'm pretty sure that emphasised ohhhhhhhhhh is not in the film version.
I feel like if I died, this song would start my heart again. It's like so many emotions are being stirred up inside me I don't know what to think. But I do know that I'm in love with this piece.
In my personal opinion, "Beauty And the Beast" is Alan Menken's best work. So rich arrangements and melodies. And Choir. Very old fashioned, like from 50-60s. Pure GOLD!
Mine was "The Little Mermaid", but "Beauty and the Beast" was the 2nd Disney film I saw in theaters as a kid and I vividly remember the audience gasping at how beautiful the opening castle scene was matched with this haunting epic music! I think this was the first Disney movie that I cried tears of joy during the ending. Hearing this music again brings back all the feels I experienced whilst watching it in theaters! Memories! :)
BrooklynBrimstone I actually first saw this movie on the 1992 VHS. You're luckier than me. It's must have been pretty cool seeing it in theaters. Luckily, I saw it in theaters when it got re-released in 3D in 2012.
mine was the lion king i think... then beauty and the beast and the little mermaid. As much as I like the disney animation, i cant wait for the movie thats being made.... The short advert makes it look really good...
Chip: "are they gonna live happily ever after, mama?" Mrs. Potts: " of course my dear, of course" Chip: " do I still have to sleep in the cuboard?" Hahahaha
im having a disney wedding, and im having the instrumentals of the intro to the little mermaid play as i walk down the isle, this is going to be playing while my family waits and gets ready to be seated and what not. i love all the instrumentals
Delphine Samuel This is how railfans like myself felt when Union Pacific Big Boy #4014 emerged from the steam shops in Cheyenne, Wyoming under his own power for the first time in 60 years after the completion of an extensive overhaul last month that saw him converted to burn oil instead of coal. A long, loud blast of his whistle let the world know that, in the immortal words of Arnold Schwarzenegger, “I’m back.”
Yes! isn't it funny how people are claiming to be a massive Disney fan after the success of Frozen, and yet are not paying any attention to the classics? Shame
katiepaigeh12 So true, the original Disney classics and the renaissance of Disney from The Little Mermaid until maybe Tarzan are gems from a treasure trove !
This part of this movie always made me cry big alligator tears, from the very first time I saw it years ago. Just listening to the music does the same thing to me still today. Such a fine piece of art by Disney, there aren't enough words to describe how moving this is...
After 21 years living on this planet, 16 years after watching this movie first time... I can say... This is absolutely briliant masterpiece, maybe the best song of this movie! Thanks Alan Menken to do this work! Sadly that I still haven't got soul mate, but it remind me about true love being still possible... Good luck to everyone being in relationships! 🙂
I love how well is this scene done in the movie. Incredible animation, mingled with the music creates moment of real magic. Gives me chills every time I watch it. Wonder if they will be able to come even close to this in the real action version.
So true... I just can't take computer animated movies anymore. They look all identical... Plus, the stories that Disney is making lately are so boring... I'm a very sensitive person, yet I never shed a tear when I watch these new movies. When I watch Beauty and the Beast, Pocahontas and Mulan, I can't stop crying. They are so perfect, and the meanings they have remain deep inside your heart.
As I listen to this, I am thinking of a romantic interest who is a friend of mine. She knows my feelings for her, and I am just waiting for a response. She has not said “yes” but has not said “no” either. She is indeed a *beauty!* 😍
Alan Menken, I've loved so many scores that you have done but this was you at your best. The score is so beautiful, it still makes me teary-eyed. If I ever meet you in person, I will say these words to you, "Thank you for making my childhood magical and beautiful."
@ still pulls at my heartstrings every time I hear it as it's when Lumiere, Cogsworth and Mrs. Potts watch the final pedal slowly fall as they turn away in sadness knowing it's all too late...
I don't know why comparing Frozen to Beauty and the Beast. One has nothing to do with another. I liked Frozen, it's ok, but I love Beauty and Beast. Nothing made today will be like the old Disney. And the music by Alan Menken (not the lyrics, but I like them, too) in that time was wonderful. Listen to this... It's beautiful. And before someone asks, I watched Tangled, Frozen, Wreck-It Ralph, The Princess and the Frog and all Pixar movies. I love Toy Story (the 3 movies), and Monsters Inc, but don't like sooo much of the rest. I don't see the magic and charm of old Disney. But, times change.
I love how this and "The Little Mermaid"' both end with a full choir singing a reprise of one of the songs... it really adds a classic Disney flavor to the finales.
my dad passed away last Monday this was our favorite Disney movie, we use to dance to "Tale as old as time" so I dedicate this song to my dad Richard goodbye Dad we will always have tale as old as time
I am crying because I watched beauty and the beast in DVD I didn’t Cry in the past now I cried on beauty and the beast. Thank you so much. I searched beauty and the beast instrumental and I found this. Thank you
I hope this version is used in the new film. It's an emotional but nice music. I can't get the line out if my head, when Prince Adam says, "Belle it's me." Belle replies, "it is you." Then they kiss
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You know the film was epic when, more than 30 years later, you hear the music and still remember the exact moments the lights came down onto the balcony, he was lifted up, his feet changed, his hands changed, his face changed, and the heart stopping moment he spun around...and when they kissed and all became right again.
Certain as the sun, rising in the eassssssssssst.
Tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme, Beauty and the Beast!
Taaaale as old as tiiiiiiiiiiime, sooooong as old as rhyyyyyyme.
Beeeeeeeeeeeauty annnnd theeeee Beeeeeeeeeeast.
God it still sends chills down my spine. It's such a powerful reprise.
I also particularly love "Love is a song that never ends" reprise version, DAMN that one is good.
When the beast transforms and the theme is played it has an awesome feeling.
Gaston got the No Belle Prize.
Badump tssh
lol you're PUNNY as fuck
D3nni5 T X'D
Ha ha ha ha ha! I am still in tears of sadness!
Hahaaaaaa love it.
And somewhere the enchantress heard the words. And smiled.
Jeffrey Gao and said it is time....
tomgallowitz
**King of Pride Rock plays**
I love how the notes seriously intensify at 2:36 into something much more romantic and dramatic. This music is something else.
The Enchantress is the trumpet line at 1:40 saying "It's time to rise, child. Your curse is broken."
And I cried lol *sobs*
“To our friend Howard, who gave a mermaid her voice and a beast his soul. He will be forever missed.”
♥
Rest in peace Howard Ashman, who gave a Mermaid her voice and a Beast his soul! x
He was very talented he bought the music to life exactly like John Williams did for E.T.
Chloe Moore, Albert Fish shall rise again! Hoo-ah! 🌝👴🕴️
To Howard Ashman the man the that gave the little mermaid her voice and the beast his soul we'll be forever grateful.
Craig Muhammad
Howard Ashman (1950-1991).
They play this music when talking about his death in the documentary "Waking Sleeping Beauty" 😭
"You came back."
Of course I came back. I couldn't let them.. oh, this is all my fault. If I'd only gotten here sooner."
"Maybe it's better this way.."
"Don't talk like that. You'll be alright. We're together now, everything's going to be fine.. you'll see!"
"At least I got to see you one.. last time.."
"No, no! Please! Please don't leave me... I love you..."
Giovanni Christensen Christ I can still hear their voices in my head...
🥀
"Belle it's me."
"It IS you."
WHY! WHY WOULD YOU SO CASUALLY LEAVE THIS HERE! WHAT'S WRONG WITH U!? DON'T U HAVE ANY CONSIDERATION FOR... THE FEELS!?!? u monster...
It's a shame that they didn't add that in the live action version which makes me mad >.
Here's something for your brains to think on, in the beginning, Bell is seen as an outcast, by the rest of the village because of her father and her love of books. While she was learning to see the kindness within the beast, he immediately saw what the rest of the village couldn't, and accepted her as she was. It kind of worked both ways, when you think about it.
And it couldn't have gone better, all things considered.
That right there is one of the things i took with me from this movie.
Beast had an entire library filled with books from all over the world but he didnt like reading very much (is implied) but all of a sudden there is this girl who shows up, and she loves nothing more to do with her time than read.. so what does he do?.. he gives her all of it..
@@larsuppling981 It really is a masterpiece for so many different reasons.
@@jamesvach6698 it truly is. Letting 2 lonely people finally find someone to love and someone to love THEM in eachother..
Lars Uppling And unlike everyone else who met her, he had no problems with her love of reading, he even encouraged it.
Beats the 2017 version by a mile. That finale, man.
Massivecarcrash agreed, this is iconic love Audra McDonald but prefer the choir the ending was always their time to shine
I just adore how Tale as Old as Time comes in at 5:07, but this time round much more dramatic and fast paced than the ballroom scene. Amazing. This, Lion King, Hunchback of Notre Dame and Tarzan are probably my favorite Disney movies ever.
Even the choice of actors for the live action was meh. And the soundtrack of 1991 definitely beats 2017
Facts 😩✋🏾
@@miro1mimi At least they added the unused lyrics in the 2017 film in the ending as a tribute to Howard Ashman.
I love how Beauty and the beast ends with the camera zooming out from the glass window, with the choir
Hunchback of Notre Dame ends with the camera zooming out from the crowd into the clouds, with "THE BELLS OF NOTRE...... DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMME"
just gave me chills
Best two Disney movie soundtracks :)
And THAT'S how you end a Disney Classic Animation!
"Don't you ever migrate?!!"
@@fdhw8174 LOL I remembered that and we were laughing hard at the theater
@@fdhw8174
Aw, bollocks, you beat me to it!
Most beautiful Disney kiss scene ever - I just love the way the human Beast looks at Belle right before he kisses her, you can see the love.
Medieaval Beabe I also love how it's a twist on true love's kiss in how it didn't break the spell on his humanity, but it broke the spell on the servants and everything around them.
It's not Stockholm Syndrome. You can look it up, the way Belle acts, she's not a victim of it.
Yes! This kiss and Rapunzel and Eugene's kiss in Tangled will always be my favorites!
@@sarahhoffman6079 the door was open the entire time, not once was it locked and she could have left anytime after she brought him back to the castle (she also could have just left him to die but her conscience compelled her not to, the whole soul succoring thing I guess and it wouldn't have been very Christian of her, she's a French maiden from the 18th century after all) so believe me it's not lol she just knew the picture was much bigger than it seemed
owen and she did leave, got attacked and he rescued her, think when he did that, she felt something and realized maybe there’s more to him since he risked his life to rescue me
Not that death is the ideal situation for a love story, but....I remember from watching this as a kid that I felt if you truly loved someone, your last dying words would be what Beast said to Belle before he "died":
"At least I got to see you one last time..."
My dad saw said those words to me when I saw him a month before he died. I miss him still
What were his last words again?
nevermind! It's "Atleast I got to see you one last time"
2:35. Holy fuck, glorious. Intense, romantic and dramatic. Absolutely amazing.
@@heyheyheyheyheyhey76 my favorite part, Alan is a god damn genius
You'll never beat the musical scores of the disney renaissance era. Those 10 years created untouchable animated motion pictures. Alan menken is a musical genius no matter who he works with!
Alan Menken is practically the Mozart of Disney music composing. I would like to say that they did the world a favor for bringing this guy back.
I really love Hans Zimmer, and they're two magical ways of seeing music 👌🏻
🕴🏻👴🏻
Michael Giacchino 👌👌👍👍
He's magical. I love him forever and always.
@@inesdub Hans, what he does with The Lion King deserves a standing ovation
24 years old, and this movie still makes me cry. This was my childhood. This and The Lion King.
hey gohan love your Kamehameha you really did it against cell lol
Same here
I'm 21 and agree
@@MaceWindow1589 I'm 20
30 years old. And to be honest I love these classical Disney movies even more because now I can truly understand what makes them special.
Ah, the 90's. Disney's peak.
wow so true and more like 1989-1994
+Phoenix9624 oh course they were, Walt Disney was still around, I'm talking about post Walt's death !
That's why it was called the Disney renaissance.
Jay yes lol
no but it was a 2nd golden age. Disney's original run in the 40s-60s was the peak
2:33 gives me chills every single time.
For me it's the crescendo from 2:14 ownards... The build-up is just incredible
This by far is my favorite part as well!
You can say that again
Frozen will NEVER have anything on Beauty and the Beast.
I'm 100% with you on that :)
My thoughts exactly. This movie is so much deeper and has a much more beautiful lesson involved. You have the young lady save her father AND the Beast out of nothing more but a pure and true heart of love. What other movie displays that in such a sensible way?
Frozen is good in it's own right...but it just isn't...well....This. just listen to this MUSIC
***** Thank you for sharing the insight and I couldn't agree with you anymore of course. I am just highly exhausted with all the commotion and uproar Frozen fans project onto the entire Disney franchise itself. Going as far to say, it surpasses the truly brilliant classics such as, Beauty and the Beast and Lion King and therefore, is the best disney film of all time. Just, stop. I personally thought Frozen was simply ok at first, but as I went into my initial and overall thought process on a critical review, it really is nothing to be so highly regarded and praised about IMO.Not even close to Beauty and the Beast that's for sure! and don't get me started on the oscars!
Box Office aside. The fact it was inches away from taking Best Picture at the 64th Academy Awards...the first animated masterpiece to even be nominated I may add...
It is an utter masterpiece of story, art, and music.
And the finale always makes me tear up...and I'm a 24 year old straight man.
The animated version of Beauty And The Beast is the best. The new one just doesn't have the same magic as the original.
Totally agree
I also agree with you. The 2017 remake is trash. The 1991 is perfection!
@@hehe1822 I agree, they made it all serious and did not have any of my favourite lines.
@@hehe1822 The only thing I disliked about the new 1 is they made it explicit that the characters really are speaking English. They should've left it ambiguous whether the characters are actually speaking English.
Agreed. The 2017 is garbage!
Is it weird that instrumental pieces like this get me more emotional instead of the sing along songs? To me, this is the most emotional and beautiful part of the soundtrack and it doesn't have any words (except for the choir at the end but I mean the first 4 minutes). The instruments do all the storytelling to me :')
No, it's not weird: the greatest composers of the history have mainly composed instrumental music.
Weirdo
I always get gleeful chills at 1:35. Even though I KNOW it's coming, it gets me every time, like, "Yea! He's gonna change and everything's gonna be all happy now!!!!!!"
yaaaay same to me :)
"Belle... it's me."
"It IS you!"
+PookieWowza that's what i'd say instead of singing
Belle, look into my eyes
Belle, don't you recognize
the beast within the man
Who's here before you?
+Calvin Taylor Two lives have begun now! Two hearts become one now! One passion, one dream, one thing forever true!
I Love You!!!
so?
I love that bit, it is beautiful.
The part at 5:07 always gets me all emotional! Amazing..
Heaverewe95 yea
Same
Bet this is how it feel for people who have a burden unloaded and can see a new perspective on life
You know what's interesting with the soundtrack compared to the film, the part that comes just after Certain as the Sun I'm pretty sure that emphasised ohhhhhhhhhh is not in the film version.
Man my childhood was filled with deep stuff.
DeathofInk It was a beautiful childhood when this was out.
😔
Yeah man i know right
Alan Menken is a genius, the real soul behind some of the best Disney's movies. Just imagine them without his music and you'll know what I mean.
That French horn at 2:14 gives me goosebumps every time!!!
Yep. Horn rips are good for that.
I love it when Chip says "do I still have to sleep in the cupboard?"
LMAO! 🤣
Most beautiful score in the entire film. Just listening to the music is enough to get me to tear up whenever I watch this scene.
TallManVanitas yes true that ^_^
This score is so beautiful...
I feel like if I died, this song would start my heart again. It's like so many emotions are being stirred up inside me I don't know what to think. But I do know that I'm in love with this piece.
In my personal opinion, "Beauty And the Beast" is Alan Menken's best work. So rich arrangements and melodies. And Choir. Very old fashioned, like from 50-60s.
Pure GOLD!
The best disney movie ever made in my opinion. The story, characters, soundtrack, villain, acting, characters, ending everything is amazing.
Happy 30th Anniversary Of Disney's Beauty And The Beast 🌹📽🎬🎥🎞
If the movie doesn't end with a choir singing I'll be pissed.
yeah agreed
Agreed dude. Must be choir.
not only that but have the camera pan out and have it end with the stained glass image.
It does lol and it RULES
Sweet, thanks TJ.
This was the best Disney era, the emotion and passion put into these movies and music, It's breathtaking
THIS is how it's supposed to sound, the new version (the movie version) is nowhere near with emotion and grandeur to this beauty. Simply amazing.
Yes! I couldn't put my finger on it, but the new version sounded less magical and powerful to me as well.
I can’t believe I’m saying this but...
Who’s listening in 2020? I know I am or I wouldn’t be here!
It's no surprise. This is and will be eternal.
Me :)
Disney kid for life
Yo
I was studying for a test and this song decided to get stucked in my head xdxd
If this doesn't play at my funeral, Someone is getting haunted...
👏
999 happy haunts, but there’s always room for 1 more 😊
R.I.P Howard Ashman
R.I.P Angela Lansbury
Those 176 dislikes are from 176 accounts made by Gaston solely to dislike this EPIC, TIMELESS, FLAWLESS MASTERPIECE!!!
I'm proud that this was the first Disney movie I ever saw.
Mine was "The Little Mermaid", but "Beauty and the Beast" was the 2nd Disney film I saw in theaters as a kid and I vividly remember the audience gasping at how beautiful the opening castle scene was matched with this haunting epic music! I think this was the first Disney movie that I cried tears of joy during the ending. Hearing this music again brings back all the feels I experienced whilst watching it in theaters! Memories! :)
BrooklynBrimstone I actually first saw this movie on the 1992 VHS. You're luckier than me. It's must have been pretty cool seeing it in theaters. Luckily, I saw it in theaters when it got re-released in 3D in 2012.
mine was the lion king i think... then beauty and the beast and the little mermaid.
As much as I like the disney animation, i cant wait for the movie thats being made.... The short advert makes it look really good...
My first was Lion King, but this one is my fav Disney movie for sure.
For me it was The Hunchback of Notre Dame, another classic with an amazing soundtrack. I can never decide which is my favourite :)
Chip: "are they gonna live happily ever after, mama?"
Mrs. Potts: " of course my dear, of course"
Chip: " do I still have to sleep in the cuboard?"
Hahahaha
Maurice: *chuckles*
@@maxm2317 Mrs. Potts and Chip: *laugh*
Wait a minute, don't tell me that this is not in the Live Action?
(Sitcom laugh)
Reprise of Beauty and the Beast starts:
my sister walked down the aisle to this 6 years ago
That´s beautiful :)
that's so beautiful that must of been amazing!
Beautiful
Wow
Must've felt magical
I want this entire song played at my funeral, where my soul transforms into beauty 😇
How can one piece of music capture so many emotions??? Heartbreak, wonder, joy, playfulness, love. Fucking masterpiece.
The choir singing at the end, just Wow! Goosebumps! You know that you already seen a timeless, classic Disney that will be remembered forever. ❤
This soundtrack is something else. I truly believe it's Alan Menken's opus. So chilling and beautiful.
im having a disney wedding, and im having the instrumentals of the intro to the little mermaid play as i walk down the isle, this is going to be playing while my family waits and gets ready to be seated and what not. i love all the instrumentals
Congratulations
@jackkiiieeex28: Congrats!
jackkiiieeex28 wow that's going to be so beautiful
So deep. This moment in the movie, I will carry in my heart forever.
now that's what I call "saved by the belle"
This music makes me cry every time 😢
My favourite moment in end with choir. Chills. Masterpiece.
2:34 ... Just 2:34
I'm telling youu, it just hits my soul
Delphine Samuel
This is how railfans like myself felt when Union Pacific Big Boy #4014 emerged from the steam shops in Cheyenne, Wyoming under his own power for the first time in 60 years after the completion of an extensive overhaul last month that saw him converted to burn oil instead of coal. A long, loud blast of his whistle let the world know that, in the immortal words of Arnold Schwarzenegger, “I’m back.”
😍
Goosebumps. Totally. Best Disney soundtrack along with The Lion King.
''At least, I got to see you one last time..''
This beats Frozen by a million times :)
Yes! isn't it funny how people are claiming to be a massive Disney fan after the success of Frozen, and yet are not paying any attention to the classics? Shame
katiepaigeh12 So true, the original Disney classics and the renaissance of Disney from The Little Mermaid until maybe Tarzan are gems from a treasure trove !
the older i get the more i miss my childhood... :(
Camera Dennis true dat
@@micahfries7878 Or grow in warzones.
One of the best composed music compositions I ever heard for a Disney film.
Only for a Disney film? I've listened to many pieces of classical music and I think that this one of the best pieces of orchestral music I've heard.
This legendary music will never die, it’s so heartwarming and cheerful.😭😀
Crying every time. I can't help it. Made me sad as a kid too. Always.
+SerenadeofTwilight same
Why sad? I always find it so epic and so like "HELL YEAH now go be happy ever after!" hahaha
me to ;)
The best music in the entire movie, and this is one of the most beautifully made Disney classics of all time.
35 people have never heard, the tale as old as time!
When this played in the live-action movie, I wasn't getting all teary eyed at the visuals, it was all because they played an extended version of this.
0:00 to 1:17 min is the most beautiful and awesome soundtrack in Disney's Movie
chapellier alex yeah i love it too
Yeah honestly it’s so sad but that’s what makes it so beautiful 🥲🥲
A total masterpiece
Jerra Maurice preach
IN LOVING MEMORY OF HOWARD ASHMAN.
pbscraze ik what a sad lost we will greatly miss him and his wonders
Holly G
Howard Ashman (1950-1991).
The first and only Disney movie that makes me cry, during this scene.
This part of this movie always made me cry big alligator tears, from the very first time I saw it years ago. Just listening to the music does the same thing to me still today. Such a fine piece of art by Disney, there aren't enough words to describe how moving this is...
I can't help but think this is what should be played when covid is all over and everything goes back to normal.
Even when I'm old and gray, I shall still weep at this ending.
: '''' )
After 21 years living on this planet, 16 years after watching this movie first time... I can say... This is absolutely briliant masterpiece, maybe the best song of this movie! Thanks Alan Menken to do this work! Sadly that I still haven't got soul mate, but it remind me about true love being still possible... Good luck to everyone being in relationships! 🙂
2:12 beautiful begining
2:33-3:00 gives me goosebumps
beautifully composed😊
Gabby Ramirez true facts
The early to mid 90s were the renaissance of Disney.
I love how well is this scene done in the movie. Incredible animation, mingled with the music creates moment of real magic. Gives me chills every time I watch it. Wonder if they will be able to come even close to this in the real action version.
1:49 "Belle" ("Here's where she meets prince charming...")
2:33 "Prologue" (3:13 - 3:22 is my favorite bit, personally)
4:11 "Beauty and the Beast"
80 years of Disney music and cartoon ... nothing compare to this! NOTHING
This was my Nans favourite disney film. She passed away 1st feb 2018. So this 1 is for you Nan ❤💜💙💛💚👑👻
I’m 33 and this music still gives me goosebumps. Favorite childhood movie.
I love this lullaby on 0:00-1:17 which makes me sleep.
This makes me sad!
Let's make it a funeral!
That music is the song Beauty and the Beast.
My all time favorite Disney movie!!!!
mine too :)
this music always tugs heart strings whenever i listen to it, it's very moving and lovely
Beauty and the Beast > Frozen.
I'd do it ten times over.
Any Disney movie > Frozen > Planes, Cars(all of them)
I agree very much so!
So true... I just can't take computer animated movies anymore. They look all identical... Plus, the stories that Disney is making lately are so boring... I'm a very sensitive person, yet I never shed a tear when I watch these new movies. When I watch Beauty and the Beast, Pocahontas and Mulan, I can't stop crying. They are so perfect, and the meanings they have remain deep inside your heart.
I agree very much so. I'ts the music that really pulls on the feels.
In comparison to B&B and Mermaid, Frozen is just okay.
I always get goosebumps at 2:13, it sounds is magical and uplifting. Alan Menken is a musical genius!
+Dan K 2:13 is magical and uplifting, 2:33 is HOLY CRAP MY SOUL JUST LEFT MY BODY :)
+Solomon Dow Thats my favourite part!
2:33 is my fave part!
0:00-5:50 CHILLS
Rachel Harless yes
As I listen to this, I am thinking of a romantic interest who is a friend of mine. She knows my feelings for her, and I am just waiting for a response. She has not said “yes” but has not said “no” either. She is indeed a *beauty!* 😍
2:33 and 2:56 💖💖💖 still has the best finale song together with the little mermaid and lion king
Alan Menken, I've loved so many scores that you have done but this was you at your best. The score is so beautiful, it still makes me teary-eyed. If I ever meet you in person, I will say these words to you, "Thank you for making my childhood magical and beautiful."
Now celebrating 30 years!
@ still pulls at my heartstrings every time I hear it as it's when Lumiere, Cogsworth and Mrs. Potts watch the final pedal slowly fall as they turn away in sadness knowing it's all too late...
Is this among the most beautiful music ever made? Quite possibly. :)
v torry Howard Ashman deserves credit too. This entire soundtrack is one of the best ever.
I don't know why comparing Frozen to Beauty and the Beast. One has nothing to do with another. I liked Frozen, it's ok, but I love Beauty and Beast. Nothing made today will be like the old Disney. And the music by Alan Menken (not the lyrics, but I like them, too) in that time was wonderful. Listen to this... It's beautiful.
And before someone asks, I watched Tangled, Frozen, Wreck-It Ralph, The Princess and the Frog and all Pixar movies. I love Toy Story (the 3 movies), and Monsters Inc, but don't like sooo much of the rest. I don't see the magic and charm of old Disney. But, times change.
I love how this and "The Little Mermaid"' both end with a full choir singing a reprise of one of the songs... it really adds a classic Disney flavor to the finales.
"At least I got to see you......one last time".
randomm065 don't talk like you'll be fine... we're together now, everything's going to be alright...
my dad passed away last Monday this was our favorite Disney movie, we use to dance to "Tale as old as time" so I dedicate this song to my dad Richard goodbye Dad we will always have tale as old as time
tara thelen that's so sad! I'm so sorry for your loss
Holly McDaniel i miss him
Chip " Do I still have to sleep in the cupboard"? Lol
I am crying because I watched beauty and the beast in DVD I didn’t Cry in the past now I cried on beauty and the beast. Thank you so much. I searched beauty and the beast instrumental and I found this. Thank you
2:33, man. It gave me chills.
I know!! Just amazing.
+Bekah Teske Really, Wagner's got nothing on this
yeah, but you need to listen first from 1:35 and build that chills !
Yasss ohh😭💕
someon know what is this instrument? (I don't always speak English so I'm sorry if this don't be good grammatic)
I hope this version is used in the new film. It's an emotional but nice music. I can't get the line out if my head, when Prince Adam says, "Belle it's me."
Belle replies, "it is you." Then they kiss
0:00 - 1:00 so deep though .. but the whole track is beautiful
😍😳
Im 35 i still love this movie. Alan Menken is a god with the soundtracks….
GREAT VIDEO LOVE THIS MUSIC....MAKES ME SAD SOMETIMES!!!!!