Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas - Nostalgia Critic
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We all roll our eyes at Disney's direct to DVD movies, but when Christmas is involved, c'mon, how bad could it be? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas.
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Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas is a 1997 Canadian-American direct-to-video animated Christmas musical fantasy film produced by Walt Disney Television Animation. It is a sequel to the 1991 Disney animated film Beauty and the Beast. The film sold 7.6 million VHS tapes in 1997.
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Review Shrek The Halls.
Can you do your top 11 best and worst direct to DVD Disney sequels
Please review A Loud House Movie and A Fairly OddChristmas.
Does this mean you'll be tearing apart Belle's Magical World, next year?
Fun fact! I met Paige O' Hara at a convention here in Florida and I asked her about this movie (I personally love it lol) and she said that she herself had such a wonderful time working on it. She said it felt like a family reunion with the cast and she and everyone had such a delightful time making it and working with people like Tim Curry. That conversation just made me love this film even more
Thank you for sharing this
That does make it a lot better yea. More like everyone coming together and just making something they love rather than a souless pay check.
@@redholm Ha! Soulless paycheck. The things people take for granted.
Wait, I think I might have been at that one too. Was it in Miami?
I always imagine that's how any of them felt working on a subpar sequel. I honestly imagine Ming-Na Wen and B.D. Wong laughing at the lines when they were really dumb in Mulan 2.
The best thing about this movie is Tim Curry as the heavy metal organ.
Omg I forgot that was him thank you for this
The way he plays just just fills you with antic
IPATION!
Agreed
As well as the fact that he went out there & played his own Beast in 1998 while everyone else (save for Angela Lansbury) suffered through Hell's Tragical World. A Beast, I might add, that was 10x kinder, 10x more empathetic, and 10x less toxic than Adam was being in both of these midquels combined. 👏
True story: He even has a line in his welcoming speech to Anastasia (the Beauty) that I'm convinced was directed towards the Disney version: "I welcome you here, not as a guest, but as an *equal!"* 😊
What???
"Never had a lesson?"
TIM CURRY almost quoted FERRIS BUELLER????????
What’s that quote.
“Any 1 star film Tim curry is in, earned that star because of him.”
“For every one star movie he’s in, he is the reason it got that one star.” - Home Alone 2 review
@@Phanthief95 👍👍💯💯💯
@@Phanthief95 that’s it.
Literally the only thing I remember about this movie is Tim Curry yelling, "I'M BOLTED TO THE WALL!" I didn't even remember there were songs in it. 😂
that and "I THINK NOT!" are my favorite lines that I remember from the movie 😂
i only remember tim curry from every movie with tim curry in it...........he's tim curry :D
"THEY CAN'T FALL IN LOVE...IF THEY'RE DEAD!" still makes me chuckle a little.
It has Brave Little Toaster "IT'S MY FUNCTION!" energy
Forte: 🎶You will hear my to…to…to…tonic love~🎶
We can all agree that Tim Curry’s voice is freaking amazing he’s up there with James Earl Jones and Morgan Freeman as “people I want to read me a story and I don’t care what book it is”
True although I’d also add Vincent price to that list.
"Not in the Flesh" is narrated by Tim Curry. Everything else about that book is entirely forgettable. 👌
@@chriscarlisle5676 I agree with that too
Audible has an exclusive Tim Curry narrating A Christmas Carol.
50 Shades, narrated by Tim Curry
You missed an opportunity for a great joke:
Beast: Let’s give Belle the Christmas she’s always wanted!
Belle: Does that mean I get to go back home?
😆🤣
😂oh yes
Beast: "NO!!!"
This deserves more likes
@@andrewpotts LOL. Lafou was a snowman during that time.
Brilliant Lmao 😂🤣
Once more, Tim Curry's voice puts up critic's Christmas tree.
I bet that organ was bought with the…
STOLEN Credit Card.
@@MegaMr46 As well as a Cheese PizZAH.
Hopefully it helped him "have a lahvely dAAy"
Forte: 🎶You will hear my to…to…to…tonic love~🎶
Wa-HA!!!!
If Forte was dead during the end of the original movie and everyone turned back into humans; does that mean that when Forte got uncursed, his destroyed Organ body magically turned back into a corpse?
No. See, while the rest of the cast (save for Angela Lansbury) had to waste their talents on Hell's Tragical World in early 1998, Tim Curry meanwhile was reincarnated from Forte into a sad but sweet Russian Yeti Man Beast who in fact *hated* being alone, got upset when *his* *own* magical flower was stolen, & nearly dies in the end *because* of a (seemingly) broken promise. And regarding NC's line of "I didn't even get to make a Pennywise joke," Tim's love interest, the Beauty, was played by Amy Irving. In other words, Sue Snell from the original Carrie. 😉😆😏
Watching Nostalgia Critic transform into a human-shaped Christmas vehicle was the best thing I've seen this year.
That was pretty cool.
I read this right before watching the video and am like: Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa----?
I wish we could have that ability in real life.
Friendly Reminder, during the entire events of this movie, Belle's Dad is still back in town basically going mad trying to convince anyone that Belle was kidnapped.
It's the first of December so, naturally, it is now Christmas time. Which means more Nostalgia Critic fueled by his favorite time of year. Can't wait! :D
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There is no escape👋☺️👋
And this time no wars or world Chaos. Only a confused Critic
"To sit alone and listen to angsty music. You got him in his teen years didn't you." It's scary how true that statement is. In the OG Disney "Beauty and the Beast" the narrator said, "that the rose would continue to bloom until his 21st birthday." In the song "Be Our Guest" Lumiere sings "10 years we've been rusting," so that means the Beast had been cursed when he was just 10-11.
Funny: the same age I was when I discovered Nine Inch Nails.
@@louisduarte8763 I think I was around that age when I first heard Falling Down, and Phoenix by Breaking Point. And Stupify by Disturbed.
@@user-ok2lw9cc1z I was around 4 or 5 when I started listening to Tool, Rob Zombie, and Evanescence.
So, tween years.
Roided out 10 year old.
Beast: "I WILL NEVER APOLOGIZE!"
Micheal Eisner's response to fans asking why make a sequel to Beauty and the Beast has made it into the script.
_Musical Hell_ does a good review of this one.
She's planning CRISHMOS!?
There are very few Disney movies that leave room open for sequel material. The only ones I can think of are Alice in Wonderland, Aladdin, The Lion King, Treasure Planet, The Jungle Book and The Little Mermaid. And the latter two had their chance but blew it.
Eeeh this is more of a prequel really
@@vetarlittorf1807 treasure planet? eh no. that movie doesn't need one. then again most of disney movies don't need them
"I'm bolted to the wall" is one of the best lines in this movie.
As weird as this is, it's still 10x better than the live-action remake!
Granted.
I marathoned all what they have with "Beauty and the Beast" on Disney+ and I absolutely agree!
At least the remake felt like a waste of time for me, while this one was somewhat fun to watch.
(btw, the emoji remake is still better then the live-action)
I've seen the live action version a time or 2. Though when I watched Be Our Guest on here the other day, it looked and sounded like it was a rehersal that they filmed (for some reason) and decided to have it be part of the actual film.
To be honest, Lion King, Cinderella, and Mulan are pretty much the only live action versions I haven't seen. Aside from bits and pieces.
@@PS4Pat I actually liked Mulan 2020.
Absolutely!
Fun fact: Forte in the musical sense refers to a loud section of music. And Fife is pretty much what Fife is, a small flute related to a piccolo.
Fife literally looks like a Clarinet that sounds like a Picolo
Straight up I'm not even kidding
The band kids know what I mean
That organ terrified the living crap out of me when I was a kid. Whenever he was about to appear I ran out of the room straight away. Still gives me the creeps to this day.
Scarred me for life
There are two types of people: people who love Tim Curry or people who are freaked out by Whatever Tim Curry voice acts in animated movies.
@@animebrat76 In this case, not the voice. Oh not the voice....
Dude, my feelings exactly. Forte's design is just creepy and uncanny.
@@animebrat76 I remember watching Ferngully back in 2000s and the main villain of the film named Hexxus (voiced by Tim Curry) always terrified me as a child, especially his giant skeletal form. His smoggy form was scary enough, but the skeletal form? Pure nightmare material.
Tim Curry’s voice sounds like, velvet brushing on a majestic meadow filled with lavender on a sunny mountain side... legendary 🥰
I really don't remember a whole lot about this movie, but I haven't seen it over 10 years. I remember sort of enjoying it.
I won't lie, the "Whine Glasses" part got a chuckle out of me.
Same
Glad he started off this month with a decent film right now.
Not a bad start.
I thought people hated this movie? I remember Nostalgia Chick's scathing review.
don't forget he voiced Mowgli from the jungle book 2 (2003) 2:40 witch I still like
@@erainmartinez8175 Cool
@@jadedheartsz I mean, there's no reason Walker or Dexter The Nostalgia Toonster has to agree with the general consensus or with Nostalgia Chick.
@@jadedheartsz I mean, I don't remember it being bad.
Beast is one of the most interesting Disney characters IMO
For much of his life he’s a spoiled, hot tempered and somewhat toxic person
I personally don’t have a problem with him acting obnoxious in the direct to DVD movies since it is meant to show how much he grew during his time with Belle
yup plus him changing into an actually good "person" was done over time with help from belle.
Any movie Tim Curry is in, will definitely be a great film.
Like they said in the Home Alone 2 review, for every 1-star movie he's in, he's the reason it got that 1 star.
The Outback (2012)...
The smog monster
Critic has been reviewing a lot of movies with Tim curry in it. I think he’s bias.
Tim Curry is one of those actors that always captures the audience regardless of how bad the movie is. Just like Gary Oldman, Christopher Lee and Kathy Bates.
I am too ruined, and my childhood innocence of enjoying Disney films is long dead. Three points:
-Belle has some cute-ass legs during the skating scene.
-Chip is getting an up skirt shot while hopping next to Belle.
-After everyone turned back to human form, it is logical to assume that the organ room contained the corpse of an elderly musician with a significant chunk ripped out of him.
You aren't edgy, you're just a creep that has a thing for an animated 17 year old.
*When you realize what month it is* Everyone take cover! Critic's gonna blow!
True 😂😂😂
He hasn't done that since 2018 after destroying an entire dimension that's somehow more obsessed with Christmas than he is, he even killed a pregnant queen
Let down, I remember the absolute destruction and pure unadulterated joy
Oh, no. He doesn’t do that anymore. Way too much collateral damage involved. I know he said that wasn’t canon but still.
@@erichfiedler1481 You never mentioned that said queen was an alien. I can’t remember if it was the Ridley Scott type, though.
This movie is a guilty pleasure for me. I know it doesn't hold a candle to the original, but Christmas and Beauty and the Beast are two of my favorite things, and I watched it all the time as a kid, so I'll still watch it every now and then.
same plus it has tim curry as a singing villan.
At least the animation is decent.
An the candle it didn't hold was Lumier 😂
From IMDB: Forte was likely the inspiration for Candeza in the 2017 live action remake of Beauty and the Beast. The only differences being is that Forte was cursed into a pipe organ and serves as an antagonist while Candeza was cursed into a piano and serves as a supporting character.
My guess is someone just make that up.
Idk, I think Forte has more in common with Xaldin from Kingdom Hearts II
I gotta say, it was pretty weird to see the prince not like getting a book as a gift. Given the time period when this story is supposed to take place a book would be a pretty valuable item, what with the printing press being a relatively new thing. Plus he's a prince, he's RICH, a book is pretty much the only thing you CAN get him as a gift. He could easily buy or likely already has almost any material thing you could possibly think of, so the only new experience you can give him is whatever story is in that book.
that's kinda the point though: he was such a spoiled brat that not even a item as valuable as a book was good enough for him and that greediness was just one mark out of what was likely many against him that got him cursed. he was not a good person so he became a beast.
Also in the first movie it was established that he didn't know how to read and perhaps saw books as a waste of value as he had no desire to learn them
Can’t wait to see critic go into detail about this one lol! Happy Disneycember all!!!
With this movie, Home Alone 2, and the Barbie Nutcracker, I think Tim Curry might be almost as obsessed with Christmas as Critic.
tim curry: will i get a song.
film producers: yes and......
tim curry: I'LL DO IT!
The animated Christmas Carol is awesome
Sad thing is, I've seen that nutcracker movie ( I have a lot of sisters okay), and honestly, it's not that bad; better than the one with the Nazis anyway.
@@artsman412 Barbie in the Nutcracker is unironically one of the best film adaptations of The Nutcracker you'll probably ever find. It's even better than the one Disney put out back in 2018! (Yeah, remember that one?) Disney has the better visuals for sure, but Barbie has the better plot, characters, Tchaikovsky usage, and developed love story. 💂♂️🥜
@@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose Now I'm hoping for him to actually review that version so I can figure out why the hell these Barbie movies keep flip-flopping between good to crap as fast as a Republican congresswoman switching her opinion on vaccines between an entertainment network spouting fake news and an actual news outlet
Beauty and the Beast: An Enchanted Christmas is a decent Disney sequel that doesn't live up to its 1991 predecessor but sure is a good sequel(not great but good). It is one of my favorite Disney sequels.
It’s way better than the first movie
The animation quality is superb but in the first beauty and the beast it looked only okay
That’s you
That’s how you sound
I'll watch anything with Tim Curry voice acting
@@flamingpi2245 Never made that assumption. I'm just saying it was okay. But the first one was better. It will always be.
@@flamingpi2245 Saying it "doesn't live up to" the first one sounds like "it's way better than" the first one?
I think it was halfway passable. If it were a canon story it would really reflect poorly on Belle and the Beast’s relationship given how harsh he was to her (during a time the first film tried to make him show improvement rather than backsliding) and how docile and subservient she was in return.
The biggest issue with this movie is that it doesn't fit with the continuity where the Beast is getting better. I think it would fit where Beast and Belle are having a nice time in the library and maybe spend some time outside where Belle realizes it's the day before or even the week of Christmas. And Beast being the person he is would try to evade it because Christmas is too touchy for him, but Belle being the good influence would understand why but then brings up memories of her father and Christmas. The making snow angel parts would still be there but instead of getting angry he would just be self-conscious and leave to go back to his room. From there you still have forte trying to break them up, but this time it's not only one sided that Belle wants to bring back Christmas but both want to.
But Beast needs to realize he doesn't want to be held by his insecurities and self-hatred. They both could be making their plans in secret, while trying to keep it in secret. Belle could still go to the woods in secret, but Beast still finds out and he could go to rescue her because he feels guilty she is doing this for him. Belle still gets in trouble but instead of being put in the dungeon it would be in her room where she's getting healed. And Beast calls off Christmas because he thinks him giving into unbanning his Christmas harmed Belle. He then gives into his self-hatred after almost seeing the woman he loves almost get herself killed he then stops when he sees the story. And again stops listening to Forte. And course the climax goes as well.
Also I think they should have done more research into how they celebrated Christmas in the 17th century in France.
I love Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas! So admirable!
Tim Curry was the best voice actor ever!
is*
He's not dead, yet, luckily.
The man was in everything for a reason
The Critic's Christmas reviews are one of my favorite parts of the season. :) Merry Christmas, Channel Awesome!
Merry Christmas!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@ChannelAwesome Next Nostalgia Critic rewiews suggestions for Christmas:
Santa Buddies
Arctic Dogs
The Loud House: A Very Loud Christmas
Looney Tunes Christmas Carol
Shelby - The Dog Who Saves Christmas
Tom and Jerry and The Nutcracker
Lovehard
Home Alone 5
Home Sweet Home Alone
Kirk Cameron Saves Christmas
@@mrrunodan8119 I don’t think I disprove any of those suggestions except for Arctic Dogs and that Kirk Cameron Christmas movie.
It's December 1st! Time to play NC's "I F***ing Love Christmas" song on repeat for the next 25 days.
Got it on repeat right now while mainlining eggnog
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
16:23 I now believe it's head canon that Jafar went to Beast's Castle and kidnapped Belle to bring her to Hollow Bastion for Maleficent
I mean, it's not out of the question.
Come to think about it, the idea of the Beast having to contend with Maleficent has tremendous potential. It'll never happen as long as Disney is the way it is now, but I hope one of their writers explores that idea one day.
@@realjoemavro this was a Kingdom Hearts reference
@@MadMalManny I know, Einstein. I have a Kingdom Hearts avatar.
@@realjoemavro yeah but you said Disney wouldn't be ballsy to do it when they did
Everyone, it’s time to say Merry Christmas, and don’t forget to wrap your comedy in bedsheets filled with ice!
And run from the NC's Christmas nuke
(laughing) getting high Emoji face good 1 2:23
okay that's funny 3:56
Did you just assume my merry-ment?
@@pvtjhon I get the Idea! like I need more pressure
I have a confession to make, this was my introduction to Beauty and the Beast before watching the original movie and I’m not ashamed to say it out loud that I’ll always cherish this movie and watch it every Christmas 🎄⛄️ 🎁
My problem with this movie is how it handled Belle's interactions with the Beast from the original movie. First, she never tried to make him do things he didn't want to do. She compromised with him. Second, if the Beast was acting like a jerk, she responds in kind. When he's being nice, she responds in kind. She treats him fairly. (Yes I stole that from Lindsay Ellis.) Third, when they grew closer together it was both of them working at it. Here, it was Belle doing all the work. This movie completely changed the dynamic Belle had with the Beast and made it worse. Especially with the Beast locking her in a dungeon and Belle just accepting it. That's out of character for both of them.
Precisely. Appreciate the Ellis shout out because the misunderstanding of their dynamic is a struggle the other sequel AND the remake have. In this, their relationship radildly switched from "You start shit and I'll CONTINUE shit" to "I can Fix Him."
I honestly never got why she didn't just tell Beast "hey, I only went out there because the Organ told me to go out there to find a good tree"
Beast knew they were gonna celebrate Christmas, why keep the tree thing a secret?
She just regained consciousness after a near death experience in the frozen river. She wouldn’t have the energy to argue with him in the dungeon scene in that moment.
16:46 - 17:01 🥺😢... My God, these two are so wonderful in their singing! Belle made me fall for Paige O'Hara, Rita from Animaniacs made me fall for Bernadette Peters, and now this combo has made my heart overflow!
While I fully agree that Tim Curry is the best part of this movie, I am thoroughly disappointed that he failed to mention his best line in the film:
“They can’t fall in love…IF THEY’RE DEAD!!”
My wife and I have literally been quoting that line throughout all of 2021 because it’s hilarious!
I came down with Covid last December and spent a decent amount of the season in the hospital on an oxygen tube. I managed to make it home for Christmas. But I missed a bunch of celebrating. Needless to say, I got a bunch of catching up to do. Critic’s Christmas reviews is as always a welcome addition to my Christmas season.
COVID is a dreaded thing. May you be blessed this holiday season 😊
I hate Covid so much
Damn, that sounds dreadful. Glad you're feeling better, though.
Did you recover
Glad you are doing much better now!
I remember really liking this movie when I was a kid. I haven't seen it in well over 10 years, and I only have a vague memories of Belle writing the story, Belle falling into the frozen lake, and the pipe organ
When you described it as odd I was half expecting “my daughter, odd? Where did you get an idea like that?”
I've always had a soft spot for this film. I know its not great or even that good. But Paige O Hara and the rest of the cast are charming as always. Forte is a decent villain. And i kind of like that they showed Adam's transformation into the beast
I think it’s awesome who they got to voice the Enchantress, Kath Soucie. She’s a voice acting juggernaut, and with the show Gargoyles debuting between the first movie & this sequel it’s fun to imagine the Enchantress is one of Oberon’s Children. Her sequel design even looks like a mix of the Wyrd Sisters and Princess Katherine.
@@ztslovebird not to mention soucie is lola bunny's main voice actress, she will always be better than Zendaya.
4:12 - 4:24 I still love Tim Curry's version of A Christmas Carol. Just be glad his Scrooge doesn't ask-
"Do you have Prince Albert in a can?"
I love it too!!!!!
What Could Have Been: It was originally meant to be a straight-up sequel, with Gaston's brother Avenant (a Shout-Out to the 1946 film of the fairy tale) as the antagonist intent on avenging Gaston's death and ruining the lovers' lives. It was changed to a midquel and Avenant was scrapped, his role instead given to the pipe organ when the filmmakers thought the audience would be more interested in the Beast than the Prince.
Sparkle...
@@averymerrick
Merrick...
@@N-GinAndTonicTM
Touche Tonic.
Damn, that actually sounds interesting though
Interesting to know
The fact that Wednesday is the first day of December does mean we will have more time than usual for some Christmas cheer- though that depends on if he decides that December 29th is still timely for a Christmas video.
Oh shoot! Disneycember and a New Nostalgia Critic episode? It really is the Christmas season!
Yep
Truly, the door of light shines upon us this month.
I always found Forte a better villain than Gaston. The later was just a self-centered egotistical and potential abusive husband hellbent on dating the ONE girl that wanted nothing with him while Forte had this delusional attachment to his master and prefered to sacrifice his humanity to not lose the one who appreciated his skills, even if often it felt like he was the beast's "confort food" musician. Plus while Tim Curry is always a delight as a villain, the brazilian dub gave Forte such deep, booming voice and it always echoed as well, so he really felt like a much bigger threat compared to Gaston.
Although I always hate the "bolted to the wall" because thats not how organs work :P Forte would be more like a tree rooted within the very walls and floor of his room since he would need a bigass air pump to work. He would never be able to fall like that.
That's a really oversimplification of Gaston's character.
I remember watching this as a kid and loving it not for the rest of the cast but for Tim Curry as Forte! He makes this movie great! ❤️
Definitely the Most Memorable
Nostalgia critic simping for Tim Curry is my favourite christmas tradition
16:19 caught me off guard when I first saw it and it STILL cracks me up to this day
Oh man, after all the intense backlash that Home Alone 6 (titled as Home Sweet Home Alone) had gotten on Disney+, I can already predict that Doug will do a Nostalgia Critic review of Home Alone 5 (titled as Home Alone: Holiday Heist) and Home Alone 6 during December of the year 2021!
Probably not. He's already committed to doing Polar Express this year and wants to do another "unconventional Christmas movie" like Die Hard or Batman Returns (I'm thinking it'll be Gremlins).
I think he’s doing a Disneycember on it
I've never seen this, but I could definitely argue that, as a holiday special, they really made it fit organically in to the canon of the first film because, iirc, they didn't really go in depth on the finer details of the curse; far as I can tell, they just said something to the effect of "It just kinda happened one night." I don't think they specified when, so the direction the narrative took works, imo. Also, yeah, as a fan of transformation, I can get behind Forte's motivation: he's not just evil for evil's sake...there's more of a concrete reason WHY he's so evil here and it makes him feel like he'd belong in Disney's classic rogue's gallery of great villains. Course...that being said...WHY WAS THIS DUDE NOT A BOSS FIGHT IN A KINGDOM HEARTS GAME!? We have a literal Kingdom Hearts RHYTHM title, for chrissake! We got to fight a freaking DOOR (which is honestly one of the better fights in the second game), but not a silver-tongued, magically-imbued Tim Curry Pipe Organ!? WTF, NOMURA!? O.o
Ya know, btw, considering the context of the castle's denizens, Forte's death is actually kinda gruesome when you think about it; seriously, what would YOU consider the keyboard to a pipe organ be to the human body? To me, that sounds like Beast effectively just went the Crimson Eagle route! For a villain death, that's pretty freaking metal! O.O
Oh heck yeah. It’s not Christmas without Tim Curry in a special
I actually think it makes sense for Belle to be happier here than in the first film. She's finally somewhere where she feels accepted.
As a hostage with an emotionally immature abuser??
Beauty and The Beast An Enchanted Christmas: a Decent sequel to a great movie
Is it that good?
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 It's nowhere near as good as the original but it's pretty entertaining and has some pretty nice animation considereding many of the early DTV Disney movies looked like crap.
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 it’s fine but I wouldn’t say it’s amazing
@@watchforever1724 I guess its another one of those Decent and/or Guilty Pleasure films!
The one where it actually was Stockholm and a fix him story
I don't know if anyone has commented this but the "creepy slimer babies" are actually demented cupids.
The hatred that the former Nostalgia Chick felt for this movie was pretty much a weak insignificant word to her... and she pretty much still does and I do agree with her that this movie is the very antithesis of the message behind one of Disney's original classic Beauty and the Beast.
Mmm, it's even worse when you find out during Hell's Tragical World, Tim Curry was playing a Beast who treated his Beauty, Anastasia, 10x better than Adam does to Belle in both of these midquels combined. 🙃
This episode is making me rethink my life because of what Critic is making my mind picture everything Forte comes on.
5:30 Huh... You know, maybe I was a weird kid, but for some reason when she made the Snow Angel and he looked down, I always thought when he looked at the silhouettes and said "that's no angle, that's a monster" he was referring to her "angel" and how it reminded him of the Enchantress. I mean, it seems obvious now that you say it, this is just another case of him feeding into his self loathing but I always found the comment interesting that he'd see both the "angel" and "monster" next to each other and this be a foreshadow to his PTSD we see later in the full flashback
As a kid, this movie was my introduction to Beauty and the Beast, I saw this Christmas spinoff before the original. I was both entertained and confused...
You forgot Tim Curry was in “The Story of Santa Clause” too.
I always liked the music in this with Stories being my favorite. Never really payed attention to the other movie issues.
Everyone always forgets the lore of the Beast failed time as a Marine
I don’t know if I’d call this a sequel, it’s more like a mid-quel since most of it technically takes place during the first movie.
Beast: You said you'd never leave.
Belle: I just wanted to make you happy.
Belle's entire character from the original: Aight Imma head out
So, if Curry is in that many Christmas movies, you COULD do a December theme of "A Curry Christmas"! :D It would be most splendorous.
I remember watching this on video over twenty years ago. While it isn't perfect, it certainly has more heart and warmth than many PureFlix and Hallmark Christmas movies I've seen. Having a great cast and soundtrack doesn't hurt either.
What makes Tim Curry such a great actor-I’m genuinely interested in knowing why.
I'd guess that part of what makes him a great actor is Tim's dedication
a lot of those movies are sooo unnecessary yet Curry is so committed,giving straight to DVD sequel of beauty and the beast his "A" material
I would say partly his range. Serious comedic villain tragic live action animated etc he’s done it all and memorably, from it and legend to clue and beauty and the beast Christmas to gargoyles etc.
He's a genuine delight to watch no matter what he's in. Home Alone 2, Muppet Treasure Island, and Fern Gully would have been much less watchable without Curry's
commitment, timing, and range.
@@affsteak3530 Truly, he was an icon (Speaking in past tense since he is technically retired due to health problems).
Charisma.
The Enchantress certainly didn’t pull her punches on someone who’s supposedly 11.
Gotta nip that in the bud ;D
He had to have been 11. It's clearly stated in the first movie that they've been cursed for 10 years and that the beast had til he was 21 to find love. 21-10=11. I really don't understand why this is up for debate.
@@LilyRose8959 But what if he was born on February 29th?
@@josephperez2004 Did Pirates of Penzance just got rewritten?
@@sameaston9587 Heck, I'd watch that crossover.
Can't believe that Tim Curry was in the film.
Off topic: still can't believe he voiced King Acorn from Sonic the Hedgehog (Sonic SATAM).
Aside from Tim Curry's Organ... er, Tim Curry AS an Organ, two things this sequel does well to supplement the original is:
1) Pretty solidly establish that a LOT more time has passed than the 3-4 days we can see on screen.
2) Confirm the Prince wasn't a prebubescent child when he was cursed.
This movie is VERY nostalgic to me...
Excited to see the critic destroy it 😂
Lol you don't like this this movie?
Me too! 😂
This movie might not be perfect, but I still watch it around Christmastime every single year.
Okay but Forte would have made an excellent Kingdom Hearts boss fight
4:28
Sonic from Snapcube: Hahahaha! One!
Time Curry: I was speaking numbers before you were even born boy.
Why didn't you show Chip getting socks as a present at the start? He was so excited to get his Christmas present and was bummed out by it.
Now that I'm older, I go through a lot of socks. So when I get socks, I'm actually glad. Although it's partially because Mr. Bean got himself socks for Christmas, and I just love the happy way he says, "Ah, Christmas socks!"
What's really bizzare is that just one month before this sequel poisoned VCR's across the globe, FOX released "A Christmas Carol" (which was animated by DIC Entertainment) and had Tim Curry as Scrooge. Just found that odd. So now Disney has three Christmas films with Tim Curry. The other being "Home Alone 2".
I was literally watching this movie on Disney+ last night and I just knew he was going to review this movie eventually even this month I knew it I knew it I somehow knew it
I remember this years ago
@@watchforever1724 Same. I had the VHS back then.
I guess you’re right about the range of emotions for Belle. I could make head canon about why she seems content, but it is wired. The tender moments might have meant more and worked against the Stockholm idea if there’d been more range.
"Voiced by Tim Curry who I swear was typecast as giant CG green sh*t for a while" - NC from Bartok the Magnificent
The only thing I remember about this movie was how bad-ass that organ looked to little-kid me. :p
I can see my Watermelon have tough competition this Christmas.
13:38-13:41
Diva: “Ugh, never reference a good Christmas special in your terrible Christmas special.”
16:19 that caught me completely off-guard but that was absolutely perfect I was laughing so hard
This is one of the most tolerable direct to video Disney sequels, Tim Curry, Bernadette Peters, Angela Lansbury were all involved in this movie. This is movie is kind could’ve been better if Angelique, Mrs Potts, and Forte had more screen time and less of the dumb moments with Belle and the Beast fighting each other.
This alongside Bambi 2, The Lion King 2, and 101 Dalmatians: Patch's Great Adventure are one of the better Direct To Video Disney Sequels.
@@nyanpirethecat2257 love Lion King 2. Beauty and the beast Christmas is good as an animated Christmas special.
5:36 thanks for reminding me of that gag Simpsons did. Homer trying to make a snow angel, but it comes out as a devil, "why does that always happen?"
Maybe it’s me, but I never viewed this as a true Beauty and the Beast sequel, I just viewed it as a fun Christmas special with the Beauty and Beast characters. Also, Stories is one of Paige O’Hara’s best vocal performances, fight me!
YES....and NO!!! This "film" lives in infamy in my mind as it was my introduction to the horrible world of straight to DVD Disney sequels. It's been over 18 years and I still will never forgive my 4th grade teacher for putting this on in class
Not gonna lie that Aladdin reference at 16:23 made me laugh hard. But just imagine if this actually happened
Well it’s better than Disney’s live action remake
💯💯💯👍👍👍👍. Definitely
Yeah I can’t disagree.It’s okay
And WAY better than Belle's Magical Worlds.
The question is, which is worse, the 2017 remake or Belle's Magical World?
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Both. Can’t we just say they’re equally bad?
This is one of my favorite sequels although it may not be the best, but absolutely not one of the worst ones. Can you please review Noel the happy Christmas ornament?
This one was descent. At least better than Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Magical World. I often thought adding new characters to series confuses continuity errors and this is one of them, though. Despite the irony of the beast (in his prince form) giving Belle a rose for Christmas, I still think it was sweet and a made the ending nice.
how does it confuse the continuity? the chrsitmas decorations were in the attic the whole time of the first movie and forte was bolted to the wall of a room that was never shown but was always there.
@@JT5555 Ok. Make sense
"I WILL NEVER APOLOGIZE!!!"
@@dereklopez9060 👉 That's the very scene I looked for on RUclips to remind myself the name of the movie this is better than
@@gianinabadami5341 Idk why, but that line cracks me up. It just sums it all up.
Tim Curry is the reason why people remember Beauty and the Beast: An Enchanted Christmas. He steals the show everytime he appears. Btw. Him voicing the face organ piano reminds me of him voicing the black smock cloud from Ferngully.
When they did the log part, her mouth didn’t move but the voice continued @9:37
I remember my Daughter getting this when she was 3. I remember her running from the room because Tim Curry as the Organ terrified her.
I’ve received an A on my noir film project and I consider this my reward
This was an interesting film to say the least of a weird mid-quel (sequel yet takes place during the initial story). Good to see you doing a review of this.