I think Gaston's parents were just like him when he was older,I think Gaston's parents were abusive or mean to him so he thought if he was like his parents they would be proud so he grew up like that
Siah Catlett Yeah I think his behaviour and obsessive advances towards bell stems from some sort of bad childhood such as like you said hus parents being abusive or maybe like mother who was never there or a death of parent at a young age.
To be honest, I think it's the fault of the town. If Gaston was never told his behaviour was wrong, then how would he know that he's behaving wrongly? Given all the positive reinforcement he's getting from the townsfolk, I'm sure he thinks that how he acts is how everyone should, which could feed into his vanity, as he thinks he's a "pure paragon" of humanity as a whole, both athletically and in terms of personality.
because maybe all the townspeople never thought of gastons behavoir as wrong and thought of his actions as admirable or nice (its my opinion so u can say whatever u want)
I think it was Gaston's parents' faults. He's been obsessed with Belle so long, they would have said something, but perhaps his parents taught him these things, or he had a broken childhood, leading to his ego as an adult.
Gaston’s scream wasn’t just from the fall. It was also from the sudden realization that he was going to die because of how long the fall was. This puts his death on a higher level than most other so called Disney Villain deaths and why it works so well.
I like Gaston in the 1991 movie the best, because he is the original Gaston, and his song Gaston Reprise, that is unfortunately not in the live action Beauty and the Beast, is one of my favorites.
I honestly think that his want, need for belle could stem from some sort of childhood trauma, like maybe a mother who was never there. Can someone give some input, more evidence, or loop holes, so we can revise this. Thanks!
After the publish of John Doyle's video on the subject, I've seen such comments on many videos, but the fact that yours is 1 year old makes you very based my frend
@@andreiandrei8240 There is no misunderstanding. That guy is a madman so insecure with his own masculinity that he has to restort to bash two characters just because his ship never happened and he is bitter. Behind all that fanfare, there is an insecure manchild asking for the validation his father never gave him. That and that he is the kind of guy who thinks that women should fall into his lap, while being utterly lazy about his approach to attract women. He likes Gaston because he is how he envisions himself to be.
As long as there are sane people without a narcissistic and entitled mindset of being owed sex just for being nice, this "ideology" will never reign supreme. Flashnews moron! Women aren't trophies and dolls for you to parade around!
He watched the movie right. You are just spouting nonsense: Try thinking for yourself instead of spouting John Doyle's words.....and to improve yourself instead of believing that women owe you sex.
2:40 I love that line. Gaston, and every other person who does something wrong, suffers from their own evil. It doesn't always seem like it, but whatever evil we or a Disney villain may do, it harms ourselves. Not many people realize this, but it's super important. The first victim of any villain is himself.
Poor pitiful incel, so lacking in self awareness that can't even see what's in front of him. Stockholm Syndrome theory was long debunked. Just admit that your ship never happened and that you are bitter.
I’ll step in and give my opinion. The town definitely played a huge part in inflating his ego and never telling him what’s right and what’s wrong. Now the fact he ignores everything Belle tells him. That is a fault in Gaston. The icing on the cake is the fact after the beast clearly wins the fight he spares Gaston and rather than Gaston learning about compassion and mercy from literally having his life spared by a monster he stabs him in the back. I’ll back up Gaston all the way up to that part but after he goes to stab the beast in the back. That all falls on him.
I would love to see a video of the evil coach man that lure / tricks to Pleasure island to become donkeys back ground story of the coachmans origin in different pinocchio movie versions .like the cartoon classic version from 1940 ' etc
well yeah it was kind of Gaston's own fault that he brought upon himself without using his conscience correctly ended up to his death as part of the consequences even if he wants to impress the townspeople and they admired him of their opinions for him, proves to the point Gaston is the villain as his intentions are bad then to worst.
You’ve got this wrong. The beast was a selfish insecure man who only cared about the looks of the old woman, that’s why he rejected her. Remember that’s why he was punished by being turned into the beast. The film only really portrays Gaston negatively to critique masculinity and a ‘provincial life’ as Belle puts it. Which is essentially a monogamous family life lol Belles character is about wanting to live some fantasy life like in the storybooks she reads and Gaston gets in her way. She’s really just some selfish girl with delusions of grandeur. Gaston is just a masculine man who is frustrated when things don’t go his way and doesn’t do anything to hurt Belle. The beast does. He traps her in his dungeon and Gaston doesn’t hesitate to rally the townspeople to attack him. For all he knows a dangerous monster kidnapped Belle. He’s not really a villain but is portrayed as one ☝🏻 Also The beast and Belle learn no lessons and don’t change at all throughout the film it’s all very dumb
Selfish girl with delusions of grandeur? You tell that to every woman who rejects you? Do you lack so much self confidence that you need to believe in the bullshit a madman spews on a daily basis? Do independent women who want more of their lives intimidate you? You are so dumb that you don't even realize that Gaston is the actual guy with delusions of grandeur and spoiler: Women aren't obligated to have sex with you just for being polite. Why don't you try to improve your predicament instead of acting like a brat just because you were rejected? Oh wait, you were never rejected, because you never asked out a woman nor you ever talked to one. You just expected them to fall into your lap without putting any kind of effort whatsoever.
Where did you get that? From John Doyle? Your argument in a nutshell: "I wanted Belle/Gaston to be canon, but because that didn't happen I am bitter and angry."
And that's what makes Gaston such a perfect villain: He is a dark mirror of the Beast. While they both start off extremely alike, it's the Beast who decides to change.
In defense of Gaston, this was set in the 1500's. His actions are not abnormal at all. Yes, he was sexist, and a bit narcissistic, but he was the best, and he was still getting all the chicks anyways. Being sexist in this time period was quite normal, and even encouraged. The narcissism stemmed from the fact that he was the best. There is no doubt about that. His infatuation with Bell is easily explained away through the fact that she is different, and he wanted something different. Also, he wanted a challenge since he was very competitive with himself and he wanted the one challenge he could not best.
Thanks for another great video. Personally, the character of Gaston is frightening if you watch closely. because he is a selfish jock who doesn't listen to the answer "no" and just keeps forging ahead to get what he wants, reguardless of whether or not it is wrong, or could hurt someone else. the world is full of those types of people who think they are in the right and are ignorant and blind to others pain as long as they are on the top of the world and run everything. I would rather make friends with someone who looks different and is misunderstood like the Beast (aka Prince Adam), than someone who is unpredictable and rageful if they don't get what they want.
@@jorgebersabe293 but he's not though. The beast was a horrible person. He's an angry loner. He kidnaps people, threatens violence. Gaston is a war veteran and hunter that supports his small community
@@adamcraig1468 "The Beast was a horrible incel that kidnaps people." Gaston is the real incel and "nice guy": He believes himself entitled to sex just because he was superficially polite and when Belle rightfully rejected him, he decided to blame Belle and turn the Village against her because she refused to have sex with him. Why don't you try thinking for yourself instead of parroting John Doyle, aka the most beta and insecure male ever? And why don't you try maturity, seeing that you have the mentality of a two year old? The Beast and Gaston start out alike, but it's the Beast who decides to change.
@@jorgebersabe293 gaston was an incel? Do you know what incel means ? Involuntary celibate? Have you watched the film? Hes literally the oppositevof that 🤣
Anna Bertilsson why would there be? Disney wanted to make Robin Hood with animals so it would be entertaining. It's based off of a true story. Zootopia is not. Just because there are foxes and rabbits doesn't mean they are linked to each other
Joanna Blyth in the videos that he made about Zootopia it was mentioned about Reptiles and mammals that live on land, how the Reptiles were not a part of the mammals society, the same went for birds and fish etc. How they were excluded from Zootopia. But I was wondering more about how in Robin Hood these creates were not excluded from the mammal society. In Disney's Robin Hood they alla lived together. What I meant more was if there is a link between both animalistic movies. Yes, I know that Robin Hood is based off of the story of Robin Hood and therefore has its origins in a historial story. But a lot of Disney's stories are based off of other stories, and there they seemed linked with eachother in the explanations or theories that Wotso Videos has come up with. That was what sparked my curiosity. :) :) :)
Issac please,PLEASE,PLEASE do a video on Balto (1995).I know it's not a disney movie,but it's still a really great movie.I would deeply appreaciate if you would that,since I'm a really big fan of yours. :)
I always knew Gaston wasn’t that evil but he was still a big jerk who needed to be put in his place. When you encourage a rude persons bad behavior they will end up thinking they can’t make mistakes and that they’re all that.
I think Gaston was an only child, so he was raised to be the way he was. His parents waited a very long time for him and treated him like a treasure. Spoiled him.
Gaston is the stereotypical guy you grew up knowing who was probably a bully but because he was handsome he got away with it. I personally like the live action version because it gives him more depth, and makes you question how much the war changed him.
But the whole town loves him, he's a hunter, a war veteran and a contributing member of society. The beast is an nasty incel that contributed nothing. Belle is a feminist and the town weirdo that again, contributes nothing. Her father is a nice man but a weak man that blames animals for his failings
I was waiting for this, Thank you Issac, I really wanted to know the story of Gaston, I think it was the town fault, my favorite version is the 2017 live action, and the original film, Also I have a question from Toy Story why does Molly have Blond hair but Andi and his mom have Brown hair? Also who is Andi's Father? I know the Super Carlin Bothers did this already but I want your point of view. Thanks for the video😁
Pinklover175 Molly could have blond hair, from a recessive gene. Like she had 1/4 of having blond instead of brown. But if you don't like that theory than look at the mom in the other films. Notice that the first film in toy story it is brown, in the second film she has brown/blond hair, in the third film it is dirty blond. I repeat dirty blond hair, not hair that is graying of old age, it is dirty blond. So maybe she didn't have brown hair. But those are just my theories.
Trooper Wolfette If I remember right, the mom changed her hair colour, there is a scene where you can see her brown roots. It is not just Molly's hair, but her eye and face shape, as well as their hair texture (and colour) are different from Andy's.
@@OzarkRose This guy is saying Gaston is the hero because he projects himself onto him. Benjamin has that narcissistic and childish mindset of being owed sex just for being polite. He is that guy who says that he is so nice but when a girl rejects him, he decides to insult her instead of leaving with dignity.
EverAfter_ Charming With Gaston's siblings, in the original version of the Enchanted Christmas midquel, he had a brother called Avenant (after the character in the 1946 Beauty and the Beast).
Hey Issac great vid! Do you think you could cover how in the Nightmare before Xmas if most of the people in Halloween town (like Jack) are dead, how can they die? (Im referring to when he gets shot down during xmas)
I actually pitied Gaston's character. I felt like he was an attention seeker because he lacked this in some point of his life. I like Gaston more than Beast. I think that Gaston acts arrogant because seeks for attention while Beast is really arrogant because despite all the love and care given to him by his servants he still continued to act like a spoiled brat.
Gaston and the Beast start out extremely alike: Spoiled, selfish, arrogant, temperamental and unkind, but only the Beast decided to better himself, whereas Gaston made no effort to do so.
(this might be theroy in Gaston's past) One day a handsome baby was born when the mother saw him she said "your weak I will make you stronger but you deserve no love". As he grew he ate alot of eggs but no love but one night he had a dream it was a about a kind and wonderful girl but when his mother awoke him she said kindly "I am sorry if I say no alot but now I will always say yes but never ask for love". as he grew he became the stronger stronger and stronger but one someone knocked on the door his mother Answered it as she went up to Gaston she was crying she said this with love " my dear boy I had loved you but I had not felt it till now you will be going to war *sniff* goodbye son". Gaston huged her saying " I know you loved me" and the rest you explained.
the one who should be blamed for Gaston's horrible behavior is himself who never realized that he needed to change because of his ego that turned him into a sadistic monster
omg, I'm early today! great video as always. how about something related to monsters inc. like what would happen if a parent walks in while a monster is scaring a child? or Henry J Waternoose III (the spider monster) backstory. or can monsters breed? I mean I know we've seen Mike as a child but do the monster parents have to be the same "kind". also what would happen if a child kept his closet closed, can monsters still go in? plus why is there a scream shortage if Sulley and Randal are literally the best scarers. and how do the doors work, like I know the boards show which country and they sort of alternate in terms of location but what about time? like does the portal travel through time?? hahaha, i know long comment but I hope that inspires you I truly enjoy your videos!
WHY DO PEOPLE LIKE GASTON SO MUCH?!? HE TRIED TO KILL THE BEAST! HE DOESN'T CARE ABOUT BELLE, HE JUST WANTS TO HAVE THE PRETTIEST WOMAN. I BET IF A PRETTIER WOMAN MOVED TO THEIR TOWN, HE WOULD DIVORCE BELLE AND GO WITH THE OTHER WOMAN INSTEAD. I ABSOLUTELY HATE GASTON!
Because he's a good character. Not a good person. A lot of people love the villains in the story because they are interesting characters. Gaston is well fleshed out, and he's fun to watch.
Well let.s see... A monstrous beast violently attacks and abducts an old man and keeps him imprisoned in a cold damp dungeon where he becomes ill. He is then used as leverage to imprison the daughter who eventually develops stockholm syndrome. We learn very early on that beast is merely attempting to buy her affection with possessions such as the library he gifts her for his own selfish reasons, that is to remove his curse. Meanwhile her poor father goes and tells Gaston about how he was attacked and treated. Gaston, being a sane man who understands the severity of the situation, takes up arms against beast because that is what a good person should do against a violent criminal, given that he is a local hero and apparently the closest thing they have to law enforcement. Sure he's vain and obsessive about Belle, but in the end he is the good guy in the story.
The beast was eleven when he was cursed. Sure, how he behaved was wrong but to be honest if you were spoiled your entire life and then cursed when you were eleven you'd probably bad tempered. I'm not saying the beast was a good guy. Just that he had his reasons. And he set her free after Belle said her father needed her. But yeah. What Gaston did in the end was probably the best thing to do.
I think that I remembered hearing the mentioning of Gaston's father in the live-action movie. Saying that his father had the same attitude and everything like Gaston has. Ego, attitude, you name it.
i actually don't believe gaston is evil at all. think about it: the girl you've loved your whole life is held hostage at the castle of a monstrous beast, who at this point has been hardly anything but hostile toward her (admittedly i don't know if gaston actually knew about that, but bear with me - to the townspeople, the beast is nothing more than a murderous and selfish monster). if you're a hunter already, wouldn't you want to go save her? i'm of the mind that belle legitimately is suffering from stockholm syndrome here, and i know you made a video saying that she's not, but whether she is or she isn't, gaston doesn't know that the beast isn't as monstrous as he looks. none of the townspeople know that. the film does an excellent job with covering that up with a negative bias and highlighting gaston's self-centered and self-entitled tendencies. but i think he genuinely loved belle. he could, in theory, have any woman in the town he wants, but he's loved her since he was a child and wants to be with her, and because he's stubborn, keeps chasing after her even though she always tells him no. yes it's obsessive and gaston is far from a great guy, but i think you're making him out to be worse than he is.
I always imagined that he and belle were friends as small children, he had a crush, she didn't, yada yada, but they retained the friendship cause, as the film indicates, their both smarter and more perceptive than their peers, but things took a turn as they his adolescence, and Gaston relished in being the town's " hero" belle wanted nothing to do with his growing arrogance, but Gaston, not forgetting his feelings, and now feeling a sense of entitlement to belle, continues to pursue her, I imagine that belle knew, unfortunately, that their was nothing left of the boy she once called friend, just this arrogant jerk
Gaston's personality problems are both his and the towns fault, but his obsession with Belle can be blamed on Belle herself as well, to a certain degree. The way she always blows Gaston off, is always this polite, or dismissive manner that Gaston can interpret in many ways. "Not today", "You're not good enough", "You're just slightly off." Gaston is incredibly determined man and as someone who has known him for years, Belle should know this. She never just outright tells him that "Yeah, I'm just not interested in men like you." In the end, Gaston flies off the handle, when Belle confesses that she is love with a hideous Beast, rather than him, which is a massive blow to his ego, pride, and heart. Did Gaston get what he deserved at the end of the movie? Absolutely. But none of this had to have happened if Belle had been more straight forward.
I see what you mean, but, in all honesty, even if Belle had been blunt with him from the beginning, Gaston would have still tried to take her for himself.
Gaston should have learnt that he is not entitled to sexual favours just for being superficially nice. Belle doesn't owe him sex, something that you don't understand.
Honestly, I think Gaston is a lot smarter than he lets on. We seem him able to plot and manipulate other people to do his bidding and instead exaggerates his manly and macho persona because he knows that was the townspeople seem to like. His problem is a complete lack of empathy as he seems incapable of thinking of others.
Honestly, I never gave Gaston that much thought until then. He is deeper than I thought he was. I don't like him, but Belle's life wouldn't be THAT bad if she married him if you put in perspective (1991 Belle, not live action Belle). It would be boring, but he wasn't that bad before the obsession took him completely. (I'm not saying she would be happy, but he would probably be the least worst husband in the town, you know what I'm trying to say?) (Hugs self, waiting for backlash because Internet people can be a bit mean). Also, could you make a video about Timon and Pumba? Have a nice trip, Isaac. Great video.
Alex He would be all Gaston with her, but probably with one or two good intentions. He would try to make them look like the perfect family in the town, but he wouldn't mistreat her. He would be a bad husband but with the options she actually had, if she was passive like Cinderella and didn't stand up for herself, he wouldn't be the worst.
Beca A. M. Marques yeah and she wouldn't have her dad round cos he'd be in the mad cell but belle is big girl she hardcore and I think she would stand up for herself she did when she put the beast right with his bad temper she rang out the castle cos she couldn't co-op with him but than he saved her from the wolfs anyway yeah I agree with you there she could be stuck with him she wouldn't be able to escape I like it when she say can you imagine he asked me to marry him me the wife of that boorish brainless and when he is out and about with belle or on his own in the village town he'd say to the village people no one makes a great husband like gaston and they go yeah cos they all love as the main man lol
He isn't evil. He didn't know the Beast was intelligent. How would he know he was intelligent when the only the only thing he heard from him was a roar?
@@pussthepupanddonkeythedog5135 Oh no Gaston is definitely a villain I mean you watch the movie and the Broadway show and the 2017 version. He's definitely a villain not pure evil but still a villain
Finally! Someone else who wants a Bambi theory. Bambi was my childhood! Maybe a video discussing how Thumper and Roger Rabbit are related or the Great Prince's full story.
+Chanibear 777 I would actually love to see him do a video on Ronno. Is he really bad or just a conceited jerk like Gaston? Who is his father? Is he a prince in the Disney version since he is a prince in the book version?
Gaston actually reminds me of a Seinfeld episode. This lady going with Jerry hates George. When Jerry breaks up with her George wants to go out with her. Something about being rejected made him ready dig her. Gaston must have a similar experience.
I think the town is the actual villain.. When you tell people they are doing great, they will continue doing it. It's just like bullying.. the others are scared of the bully and go with him/her. So they make the ego of the bully bigger.. the bullies in my classroom can't stop because they all say to the others they are doing great. They just can't stop first (there are 6 of them..). They probably think they'd be seen as a weak person when they start listening to the teachers. Sorry for my English, but I'm just trying to share my opinion. Don't be mad please.
Gaston is a great villain in large part because he's a normal guy, and he isn't intentionally hurting anyone. Turning him into a murderer or adulterer like in the play or life action film as you expressed transforms him into a different character. This is no longer a half serious, half comic relief character who is relatable and fun, and he is less unique in some ways, but instead is a seriously bad dude who could put many other villains to shame. I'll go with the classic Gaston any day.
I think that's the parents are the ones to blame cuz I mean Mal from descendants was taught by her mother to be evil and ruthless that's what I think that the parents are the ones to blame
Both, The townspeople are at fault but Gaston has an inherent responsibility to be accountable of his own actions. If he only asked Belle to teach him to read or recommend books for/to him or even showed genuine interest in what she enjoyed; he would have eventually courted Belle. As it has been displayed, The townspeople in the animated film loved him....As it were, he was just an egotistical child. He wasn't a real man, despite having qualities that others resonated with.
Matthew Corbin Have you seen Walt before Mickey. Walt lost every in the early days and was homeless and carried a white mouse in his pocket. The mouse was his companion. The white mouse became Mickey years later.
+Jeanette McGurty No, I have not seen Walt before Mickey. That is an interesting story though. When I speak of Mickey Mouse being orphan, I suppose what I'm trying to say is that I believe the parents of the character are deceased. I wasn't really thinking about any real life inspiration to Mickey, I was just thinking about fictional character himself and his fictional backstory.
Gaston is one of my favorite movie characters of all time. He's perfectly written to juxtapose the Beast's growing humanity and love throughout the film, while he becomes more violent and beastly as it goes on, amounting to an incredible battle between the two where this comparison is driven home. He's also the perfect subversion of the classic Disney hero. He's handsome, muscular, and is considered the best by everyone, and therefore, deserving of Belle, but the movie cleverly uses his misconception of how this situation would work as a way to make him seem more menacing. He's driven by his own ego, because all his life, people have been telling him how great he is, and it drives him to go even further to get what he wants. The animation and Richard White's performance sell his descent into villainy perfectly. He's also absolutely hilarious. His utter incompetence mixed with his innate bravado and charisma, as well as Richard White's cartoonishly operatic delivery, makes every single interaction he's a part of hysterical. His song is a gift to humankind, as it highlights how everyone props him up all the time, and it also has some of the greatest lyrics and rhymes of all time. Gaston is a perfect villain for this movie and he works on so many levels, and let's not forget, he's roughly the size of a barge.
Isaac: Gaston isn't really evil, he's just a bore-ish, brainless man with a big ego. Me: so basically he's a more muscular version of Matt from Eddsworld
I think Gaston's parents were just like him when he was older,I think Gaston's parents were abusive or mean to him so he thought if he was like his parents they would be proud so he grew up like that
Siah Catlett Yeah I think his behaviour and obsessive advances towards bell stems from some sort of bad childhood such as like you said hus parents being abusive or maybe like mother who was never there or a death of parent at a young age.
Yeah Gaston probably idolised his father who also had a penchant for being the "man".
Gaston won the No Belle Prize.
This is like two years ago comment but Alastor from Hasbin Hotel, said something similar to that.
He also got the Guinness world record for the greatest fall
FUCKING HELL YOU KILLED HIM
That was hilarious
No he didn't.
To be honest, I think it's the fault of the town. If Gaston was never told his behaviour was wrong, then how would he know that he's behaving wrongly? Given all the positive reinforcement he's getting from the townsfolk, I'm sure he thinks that how he acts is how everyone should, which could feed into his vanity, as he thinks he's a "pure paragon" of humanity as a whole, both athletically and in terms of personality.
because maybe all the townspeople never thought of gastons behavoir as wrong and thought of his actions as admirable or nice (its my opinion so u can say whatever u want)
I agree. I think there is something wrong with the whole town itself. It's not just Gaston is at fault. Thanks for watching!
Katerine Pierce ya great I idea
Wotso Videos I agree but I think it's Gaston 's parents to blame maybe they raised him to be arrogant and to get revenge if he loses
Katerine Pierce l
I think it was Gaston's parents' faults. He's been obsessed with Belle so long, they would have said something, but perhaps his parents taught him these things, or he had a broken childhood, leading to his ego as an adult.
Nobody tells a background story like Gaston!
lol
Über Kirbeeh 😂😂😂😂
Ha ha very funny.
Über Kirbeeh good one
LOL XD
Gaston’s scream wasn’t just from the fall. It was also from the sudden realization that he was going to die because of how long the fall was. This puts his death on a higher level than most other so called Disney Villain deaths and why it works so well.
Nobody has anger issues like Gaston!!
Isn't that the truth. Thanks for watching!
You got that right, Vess. He definitely needed therapy to get his issues taken care of.
Vessie0111 your he is psycho
AGREE... !!
Nobody has shitty anger issues like that hairy and selfish beast
Gaston is someone i would never want to meet but i do like him in any movie
I definitely don't think he would be my friend, but I think he's great to watch. Thanks for watching!
You will be my friend wether you want to be or not. No One Saids no to Gaston!
Gaston XDD
If he hit on me I would have a hard time saying no, tall, baritonal, and buff...yum!
I would love to meet Gaston and I would love to smack belle in the face for her decision
I like Gaston in the 1991 movie the best, because he is the original Gaston, and his song Gaston Reprise, that is unfortunately not in the live action Beauty and the Beast, is one of my favorites.
Ya me too. I loved the 1991 Gaston better. His voice was more stronger and manlier.
The live action Gaston makes the cartoon Gaston look like he’s not mean. Lol.
I honestly think that his want, need for belle could stem from some sort of childhood trauma, like maybe a mother who was never there. Can someone give some input, more evidence, or loop holes, so we can revise this. Thanks!
Ajudithh great
yeah
spot the difference 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😥😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😥😅😅😅😅😅 did you spot the two:)
Ajudithh my thinking exactly!
Ajudithh even though they sort of explains it in the 2016 movie version of Beauty and the Beast.
Sakura Pablo sorry, have to say this, it's 2017, not 2016. Other than that, I agree.
Gaston impressed me a lot and I've always liked him since I was a kid, so I'll never forget him.
After the publish of John Doyle's video on the subject, I've seen such comments on many videos, but the fact that yours is 1 year old makes you very based my frend
maybe it's 1 year old because of youtube recommendations???
@@andreiandrei8240 John Doyle? That insecure madman utterly unconfident in his own masculinity?
@@jorgebersabe293 There is a misunderstanding. I was talking about the short king with interesting takes on political and social problems of our time
@@andreiandrei8240 There is no misunderstanding. That guy is a madman so insecure with his own masculinity that he has to restort to bash two characters just because his ship never happened and he is bitter.
Behind all that fanfare, there is an insecure manchild asking for the validation his father never gave him. That and that he is the kind of guy who thinks that women should fall into his lap, while being utterly lazy about his approach to attract women. He likes Gaston because he is how he envisions himself to be.
No one has a past like gaston
Yas
Stuff By Jess Don’t have sass like Gaston
sorry I just had too
No one adds up like Semi Decent
Neogastonism will reign supreme
As long as there are sane people without a narcissistic and entitled mindset of being owed sex just for being nice, this "ideology" will never reign supreme.
Flashnews moron! Women aren't trophies and dolls for you to parade around!
Gaston was the true hero because he tried saving Belle from becoming a furry.
Thanks for saying to everyone how pathetic and insecure you are :)
Where did you learn to fly?
From a beastly incel
Where did you learn to fly?
Where did you learn to fly?
Neogastonists rise up
Bro what movie are you watching Gaston is the good guy
He watched the movie right. You are just spouting nonsense: Try thinking for yourself instead of spouting John Doyle's words.....and to improve yourself instead of believing that women owe you sex.
Gaston was the protagonist
In his own mind. In reality, Gaston is a deconstruction of the stereotypical Disney Hero.
That's called being narcissistic.
What would be Snow White's backstory? Is that her real name?
She was clearly a vicious trader of narcotics who manipulated the physically unblessed to abide by her whims.
In the original Grimm story it was Snow Drop
Yes. She was given the name because her skin was as white as snow.
Something to do with snow
Just want to say that Gaston was the good guy
so true
True
Neogastons will take over
@@henrybierman8431 So true!
No? Watch the movie atleast
I love the 2017 version. He just seems like he doesn't understand why things can't always go his way.
LUKE EVANS AND JOSH GAD ARE THE BEST ACTORS IN THE UNIVERSE!!!
Same
I love the animated but, I prefer the 2017 live action version because the make him a darker
@@crazycutecatlady33 nah nah
2:40 I love that line. Gaston, and every other person who does something wrong, suffers from their own evil. It doesn't always seem like it, but whatever evil we or a Disney villain may do, it harms ourselves. Not many people realize this, but it's super important. The first victim of any villain is himself.
As a woman, I would like to say Gaston's ego and temper in any version make him a more terrifying villain than any other Disney villain.
Belle had Stockholm syndrome and Gaston was just trying to save her from a buffalo monster in a cape.
Poor pitiful incel, so lacking in self awareness that can't even see what's in front of him. Stockholm Syndrome theory was long debunked. Just admit that your ship never happened and that you are bitter.
I’ll step in and give my opinion.
The town definitely played a huge part in inflating his ego and never telling him what’s right and what’s wrong.
Now the fact he ignores everything Belle tells him. That is a fault in Gaston. The icing on the cake is the fact after the beast clearly wins the fight he spares Gaston and rather than Gaston learning about compassion and mercy from literally having his life spared by a monster he stabs him in the back.
I’ll back up Gaston all the way up to that part but after he goes to stab the beast in the back. That all falls on him.
Pun intended
you can see the skulls in his eyes at 4:27
No One Dies Like Gaston.
4:28
@@Top_Hat_Man no one has beautifull blue eyes like Gaston
That analysis of Gaston was spot on. Good job! I blame the villagers who fed his ego.
The Castle tried to reign on Beast's worst excesses, The Village enabled Gaston's worst excesses.
He’s my favorite protagonist.
I meant what I wrote
neogaston. Doyle for governer of Texas
I would love to see a video of the evil coach man that lure / tricks to Pleasure island to become donkeys back ground story of the coachmans origin in different pinocchio movie versions .like the cartoon classic version from 1940
' etc
I think he is responsible for his own behavior. Have a great time at Disney, Isaac!
Thank you! It was a great time. Thanks for watching!
well yeah it was kind of Gaston's own fault that he brought upon himself without using his conscience correctly
ended up to his death as part of the consequences even if he wants to impress the townspeople and they admired him of their
opinions for him, proves to the point Gaston is the villain as his intentions are bad then to worst.
You’ve got this wrong. The beast was a selfish insecure man who only cared about the looks of the old woman, that’s why he rejected her. Remember that’s why he was punished by being turned into the beast. The film only really portrays Gaston negatively to critique masculinity and a ‘provincial life’ as Belle puts it. Which is essentially a monogamous family life lol Belles character is about wanting to live some fantasy life like in the storybooks she reads and Gaston gets in her way. She’s really just some selfish girl with delusions of grandeur. Gaston is just a masculine man who is frustrated when things don’t go his way and doesn’t do anything to hurt Belle. The beast does. He traps her in his dungeon and Gaston doesn’t hesitate to rally the townspeople to attack him. For all he knows a dangerous monster kidnapped Belle. He’s not really a villain but is portrayed as one ☝🏻 Also The beast and Belle learn no lessons and don’t change at all throughout the film it’s all very dumb
Selfish girl with delusions of grandeur? You tell that to every woman who rejects you? Do you lack so much self confidence that you need to believe in the bullshit a madman spews on a daily basis? Do independent women who want more of their lives intimidate you?
You are so dumb that you don't even realize that Gaston is the actual guy with delusions of grandeur and spoiler: Women aren't obligated to have sex with you just for being polite. Why don't you try to improve your predicament instead of acting like a brat just because you were rejected?
Oh wait, you were never rejected, because you never asked out a woman nor you ever talked to one. You just expected them to fall into your lap without putting any kind of effort whatsoever.
Where did you get that? From John Doyle? Your argument in a nutshell: "I wanted Belle/Gaston to be canon, but because that didn't happen I am bitter and angry."
Great Job Isaac!
Thank you! I'm happy you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!
And that's what makes Gaston such a perfect villain: He is a dark mirror of the Beast. While they both start off extremely alike, it's the Beast who decides to change.
In defense of Gaston, this was set in the 1500's. His actions are not abnormal at all. Yes, he was sexist, and a bit narcissistic, but he was the best, and he was still getting all the chicks anyways. Being sexist in this time period was quite normal, and even encouraged. The narcissism stemmed from the fact that he was the best. There is no doubt about that. His infatuation with Bell is easily explained away through the fact that she is different, and he wanted something different. Also, he wanted a challenge since he was very competitive with himself and he wanted the one challenge he could not best.
Thanks for another great video. Personally, the character of Gaston is frightening if you watch closely. because he is a selfish jock who doesn't listen to the answer "no" and just keeps forging ahead to get what he wants, reguardless of whether or not it is wrong, or could hurt someone else. the world is full of those types of people who think they are in the right and are ignorant and blind to others pain as long as they are on the top of the world and run everything. I would rather make friends with someone who looks different and is misunderstood like the Beast (aka Prince Adam), than someone who is unpredictable and rageful if they don't get what they want.
Gaston is a beast who looks like a man, Beast is a man who looks like a beast.
The beast is a horrible incel that kidnaps people. At least Gaston contributed to his community
@@jorgebersabe293 but he's not though. The beast was a horrible person. He's an angry loner. He kidnaps people, threatens violence. Gaston is a war veteran and hunter that supports his small community
@@adamcraig1468 "The Beast was a horrible incel that kidnaps people."
Gaston is the real incel and "nice guy": He believes himself entitled to sex just because he was superficially polite and when Belle rightfully rejected him, he decided to blame Belle and turn the Village against her because she refused to have sex with him.
Why don't you try thinking for yourself instead of parroting John Doyle, aka the most beta and insecure male ever? And why don't you try maturity, seeing that you have the mentality of a two year old?
The Beast and Gaston start out alike, but it's the Beast who decides to change.
@@jorgebersabe293 gaston was an incel? Do you know what incel means ? Involuntary celibate? Have you watched the film? Hes literally the oppositevof that 🤣
Is there a link between Zootopia and Robin Hood?
Anna Bertilsson why would there be? Disney wanted to make Robin Hood with animals so it would be entertaining. It's based off of a true story. Zootopia is not. Just because there are foxes and rabbits doesn't mean they are linked to each other
Joanna Blyth
in the videos that he made about Zootopia it was mentioned about Reptiles and mammals that live on land, how the Reptiles were not a part of the mammals society, the same went for birds and fish etc. How they were excluded from Zootopia. But I was wondering more about how in Robin Hood these creates were not excluded from the mammal society. In Disney's Robin Hood they alla lived together. What I meant more was if there is a link between both animalistic movies.
Yes, I know that Robin Hood is based off of the story of Robin Hood and therefore has its origins in a historial story. But a lot of Disney's stories are based off of other stories, and there they seemed linked with eachother in the explanations or theories that Wotso Videos has come up with. That was what sparked my curiosity.
:) :) :)
Anna Bertilsson Robin hood and Nick wilde are related
@@tabletaussendienst2721 Interesting :)
Issac please,PLEASE,PLEASE do a video on Balto (1995).I know it's not a disney movie,but it's still a really great movie.I would deeply appreaciate if you would that,since I'm a really big fan of yours. :)
Yes!!!! Balto is excellent! He should discuss about where Togo was during the events of the film or what happened to Muk and Luk's parents.
Yeeeeessssss gurrrrrrl yeeeeessssss
omggg yessss!!!!! I forgot about that movie and it hit like nostalgia😭
I always knew Gaston wasn’t that evil but he was still a big jerk who needed to be put in his place.
When you encourage a rude persons bad behavior they will end up thinking they can’t make mistakes and that they’re all that.
I think Gaston was an only child, so he was raised to be the way he was. His parents waited a very long time for him and treated him like a treasure. Spoiled him.
Gaston is the stereotypical guy you grew up knowing who was probably a bully but because he was handsome he got away with it. I personally like the live action version because it gives him more depth, and makes you question how much the war changed him.
But the whole town loves him, he's a hunter, a war veteran and a contributing member of society. The beast is an nasty incel that contributed nothing. Belle is a feminist and the town weirdo that again, contributes nothing. Her father is a nice man but a weak man that blames animals for his failings
Does anyone ever notice the skulls in Gastons eyes at 4:27?!
I like the 1991 version. The 2017 version takes his monstrosity to extremes.
Will you do Jiminy Cricket?
SesameFan, i agree with you, Jiminy Cricket is one of my favorite disney characters.
I was waiting for this, Thank you Issac, I really wanted to know the story of Gaston, I think it was the town fault, my favorite version is the 2017 live action, and the original film, Also I have a question from Toy Story why does Molly have Blond hair but Andi and his mom have Brown hair? Also who is Andi's Father? I know the Super Carlin Bothers did this already but I want your point of view. Thanks for the video😁
(You didn't ask, but) My theory is that Molly and Andy have different fathers, so that's why they look so different.
Beca A. M. Marques Really Thank You!! I wonder what Issac thinks of this?
Pinklover175 Molly could have blond hair, from a recessive gene. Like she had 1/4 of having blond instead of brown. But if you don't like that theory than look at the mom in the other films. Notice that the first film in toy story it is brown, in the second film she has brown/blond hair, in the third film it is dirty blond. I repeat dirty blond hair, not hair that is graying of old age, it is dirty blond. So maybe she didn't have brown hair. But those are just my theories.
Trooper Wolfette If I remember right, the mom changed her hair colour, there is a scene where you can see her brown roots. It is not just Molly's hair, but her eye and face shape, as well as their hair texture (and colour) are different from Andy's.
Trooper Wolfette I like both of your theories
Gaston did what was right. #HeroGaston
If you look up the narcissistic checklist, Gaston ticks down every single thing on the checklist.
@@OzarkRose This guy is saying Gaston is the hero because he projects himself onto him. Benjamin has that narcissistic and childish mindset of being owed sex just for being polite. He is that guy who says that he is so nice but when a girl rejects him, he decides to insult her instead of leaving with dignity.
Beauty and the Beast Theory: Who are Gaston's Parents or Siblings?
EverAfter_ Charming With Gaston's siblings, in the original version of the Enchanted Christmas midquel, he had a brother called Avenant (after the character in the 1946 Beauty and the Beast).
@@YellowBear-kx1ff There was a Beauty and The Beast movie in 1946?
Matthew Stahl Yes, there was!
Hey Issac great vid! Do you think you could cover how in the Nightmare before Xmas if most of the people in Halloween town (like Jack) are dead, how can they die? (Im referring to when he gets shot down during xmas)
I actually pitied Gaston's character. I felt like he was an attention seeker because he lacked this in some point of his life. I like Gaston more than Beast. I think that Gaston acts arrogant because seeks for attention while Beast is really arrogant because despite all the love and care given to him by his servants he still continued to act like a spoiled brat.
Would be fair if Gaston survived his fall and got a second chance to fix his issues.
Gaston and the Beast start out extremely alike: Spoiled, selfish, arrogant, temperamental and unkind, but only the Beast decided to better himself, whereas Gaston made no effort to do so.
(this might be theroy in Gaston's past) One day a handsome baby was born when the mother saw him she said "your weak I will make you stronger but you deserve no love". As he grew he ate alot of eggs but no love but one night he had a dream it was a about a kind and wonderful girl but when his mother awoke him she said kindly "I am sorry if I say no alot but now I will always say yes but never ask for love". as he grew he became the stronger stronger and stronger but one someone knocked on the door his mother Answered it as she went up to Gaston she was crying she said this with love " my dear boy I had loved you but I had not felt it till now you will be going to war *sniff* goodbye son". Gaston huged her saying " I know you loved me" and the rest you explained.
do a video about timon and pumba
Jack Sheehy yes!!!
Jack Sheehy The Lion king 1 1/2 basically showed their full story though didn't it
Do you have a backstory on Cinderella's stepmom's back story? Why does she hate Cinderella so much?
tigerqueen007 If you watched the live action remake, it kinda explains it.
Pleas do Shan Yu, Hades, Dr. Facilier, Evil Queen, and Clayton
"My neck is slick quick and incredible thick"
the one who should be blamed for Gaston's horrible behavior is himself who never realized that he needed to change because of his ego that turned him into a sadistic monster
omg, I'm early today! great video as always. how about something related to monsters inc. like what would happen if a parent walks in while a monster is scaring a child? or Henry J Waternoose III (the spider monster) backstory. or can monsters breed? I mean I know we've seen Mike as a child but do the monster parents have to be the same "kind". also what would happen if a child kept his closet closed, can monsters still go in? plus why is there a scream shortage if Sulley and Randal are literally the best scarers. and how do the doors work, like I know the boards show which country and they sort of alternate in terms of location but what about time? like does the portal travel through time?? hahaha, i know long comment but I hope that inspires you I truly enjoy your videos!
I love to read all of the ideas! Thank you so much for all of the cool theory topics. Thanks for watching!
WHY DO PEOPLE LIKE GASTON SO MUCH?!? HE TRIED TO KILL THE BEAST! HE DOESN'T CARE ABOUT BELLE, HE JUST WANTS TO HAVE THE PRETTIEST WOMAN. I BET IF A PRETTIER WOMAN MOVED TO THEIR TOWN, HE WOULD DIVORCE BELLE AND GO WITH THE OTHER WOMAN INSTEAD. I ABSOLUTELY HATE GASTON!
Joanna Blyth he is that one guy who you love to hate for being a jerk
Joanna Blyth his jerkiness is what makes us love him.
Because he's a good character. Not a good person. A lot of people love the villains in the story because they are interesting characters. Gaston is well fleshed out, and he's fun to watch.
Well let.s see... A monstrous beast violently attacks and abducts an old man and keeps him imprisoned in a cold damp dungeon where he becomes ill. He is then used as leverage to imprison the daughter who eventually develops stockholm syndrome. We learn very early on that beast is merely attempting to buy her affection with possessions such as the library he gifts her for his own selfish reasons, that is to remove his curse. Meanwhile her poor father goes and tells Gaston about how he was attacked and treated. Gaston, being a sane man who understands the severity of the situation, takes up arms against beast because that is what a good person should do against a violent criminal, given that he is a local hero and apparently the closest thing they have to law enforcement. Sure he's vain and obsessive about Belle, but in the end he is the good guy in the story.
The beast was eleven when he was cursed. Sure, how he behaved was wrong but to be honest if you were spoiled your entire life and then cursed when you were eleven you'd probably bad tempered. I'm not saying the beast was a good guy. Just that he had his reasons. And he set her free after Belle said her father needed her. But yeah. What Gaston did in the end was probably the best thing to do.
I think that I remembered hearing the mentioning of Gaston's father in the live-action movie. Saying that his father had the same attitude and everything like Gaston has. Ego, attitude, you name it.
i actually don't believe gaston is evil at all. think about it: the girl you've loved your whole life is held hostage at the castle of a monstrous beast, who at this point has been hardly anything but hostile toward her (admittedly i don't know if gaston actually knew about that, but bear with me - to the townspeople, the beast is nothing more than a murderous and selfish monster). if you're a hunter already, wouldn't you want to go save her? i'm of the mind that belle legitimately is suffering from stockholm syndrome here, and i know you made a video saying that she's not, but whether she is or she isn't, gaston doesn't know that the beast isn't as monstrous as he looks. none of the townspeople know that. the film does an excellent job with covering that up with a negative bias and highlighting gaston's self-centered and self-entitled tendencies. but i think he genuinely loved belle. he could, in theory, have any woman in the town he wants, but he's loved her since he was a child and wants to be with her, and because he's stubborn, keeps chasing after her even though she always tells him no. yes it's obsessive and gaston is far from a great guy, but i think you're making him out to be worse than he is.
Based
Just admit that you are defending Gaston because you have the hots for him and that's it.
I always imagined that he and belle were friends as small children, he had a crush, she didn't, yada yada, but they retained the friendship cause, as the film indicates, their both smarter and more perceptive than their peers, but things took a turn as they his adolescence, and Gaston relished in being the town's " hero" belle wanted nothing to do with his growing arrogance, but Gaston, not forgetting his feelings, and now feeling a sense of entitlement to belle, continues to pursue her, I imagine that belle knew, unfortunately, that their was nothing left of the boy she once called friend, just this arrogant jerk
Gaston's personality problems are both his and the towns fault, but his obsession with Belle can be blamed on Belle herself as well, to a certain degree.
The way she always blows Gaston off, is always this polite, or dismissive manner that Gaston can interpret in many ways. "Not today", "You're not good enough", "You're just slightly off."
Gaston is incredibly determined man and as someone who has known him for years, Belle should know this.
She never just outright tells him that "Yeah, I'm just not interested in men like you."
In the end, Gaston flies off the handle, when Belle confesses that she is love with a hideous Beast, rather than him, which is a massive blow to his ego, pride, and heart.
Did Gaston get what he deserved at the end of the movie? Absolutely. But none of this had to have happened if Belle had been more straight forward.
I see what you mean, but, in all honesty, even if Belle had been blunt with him from the beginning, Gaston would have still tried to take her for himself.
Gaston should have learnt that he is not entitled to sexual favours just for being superficially nice. Belle doesn't owe him sex, something that you don't understand.
I used to be obsessed with him
He has narcissistic personality disorder
anybody notice the skulls in gastons eyes at 4:27 ?
Can you do a Video on King louie or Bagheera from the Jungle Book?
KING LOUIE!!!
I feel like Gaston only had a father who told him how to act, and the town just made it worse by condoning it.
Honestly, I think Gaston is a lot smarter than he lets on. We seem him able to plot and manipulate other people to do his bidding and instead exaggerates his manly and macho persona because he knows that was the townspeople seem to like. His problem is a complete lack of empathy as he seems incapable of thinking of others.
the full story behind Pocahontas father
Honestly, I never gave Gaston that much thought until then. He is deeper than I thought he was. I don't like him, but Belle's life wouldn't be THAT bad if she married him if you put in perspective (1991 Belle, not live action Belle). It would be boring, but he wasn't that bad before the obsession took him completely. (I'm not saying she would be happy, but he would probably be the least worst husband in the town, you know what I'm trying to say?)
(Hugs self, waiting for backlash because Internet people can be a bit mean).
Also, could you make a video about Timon and Pumba?
Have a nice trip, Isaac. Great video.
Alex
He would be all Gaston with her, but probably with one or two good intentions. He would try to make them look like the perfect family in the town, but he wouldn't mistreat her. He would be a bad husband but with the options she actually had, if she was passive like Cinderella and didn't stand up for herself, he wouldn't be the worst.
Beca A. M. Marques yeah and she wouldn't have her dad round cos he'd be in the mad cell but belle is big girl she hardcore and I think she would stand up for herself she did when she put the beast right with his bad temper she rang out the castle cos she couldn't co-op with him but than he saved her from the wolfs anyway yeah I agree with you there she could be stuck with him she wouldn't be able to escape I like it when she say can you imagine he asked me to marry him me the wife of that boorish brainless and when he is out and about with belle or on his own in the village town he'd say to the village people no one makes a great husband like gaston and they go yeah cos they all love as the main man lol
I wonder what would've happened to him if he hadn't died and left the Beast alone after he let him live.
He is evil tho.
- just... he wasn't _born_ that way, he became that way, regardless of reason.
He isn't evil. He didn't know the Beast was intelligent. How would he know he was intelligent when the only the only thing he heard from him was a roar?
You're right guess dawn is definitely evil
@@pussthepupanddonkeythedog5135 Oh no Gaston is definitely a villain I mean you watch the movie and the Broadway show and the 2017 version. He's definitely a villain not pure evil but still a villain
great video now can you do a bambi thereie please
Finally! Someone else who wants a Bambi theory. Bambi was my childhood! Maybe a video discussing how Thumper and Roger Rabbit are related or the Great Prince's full story.
BAMBI??? heck what about Rono????
+Chanibear 777 I would actually love to see him do a video on Ronno. Is he really bad or just a conceited jerk like Gaston? Who is his father? Is he a prince in the Disney version since he is a prince in the book version?
I am going to need to watch through it again, but I would love to! It's such a classic film. Thanks for watching!
could you do a video on Laffo's story?
People have theorized that Gaston suffers from PTSD.
Gaston is CHAD!!!
Hey, Isaac, can you do Alice in Wonderland theories!
This is another topic I have been thinking on a lot. Thanks for watching!
I only know he ate four dozen eggs when he was a lad
Nooo Ooone...
Posts like Isaac,
Breaks it down like Isaac,
Analyzes Disney villains like Isaac..
Gaston actually reminds me of a Seinfeld episode. This lady going with Jerry hates George. When Jerry breaks up with her George wants to go out with her. Something about being rejected made him ready dig her. Gaston must have a similar experience.
Can you PLEASE do a theory on if there are links between The Lost revenge (Uma's Ship) and the Jolly Rodger??????
Based
I think the town is the actual villain.. When you tell people they are doing great, they will continue doing it. It's just like bullying.. the others are scared of the bully and go with him/her. So they make the ego of the bully bigger.. the bullies in my classroom can't stop because they all say to the others they are doing great. They just can't stop first (there are 6 of them..). They probably think they'd be seen as a weak person when they start listening to the teachers.
Sorry for my English, but I'm just trying to share my opinion. Don't be mad please.
For a split second between 4:27-4:28 gaston looks like he knows he gonna die poor guy
But who are Gaston's parents?
Please can you explain how in the live action alice and wonderland how the stinking potions work!
Some Disney villain deaths are slow but Gaston death was quick
Gaston is a great villain in large part because he's a normal guy, and he isn't intentionally hurting anyone. Turning him into a murderer or adulterer like in the play or life action film as you expressed transforms him into a different character. This is no longer a half serious, half comic relief character who is relatable and fun, and he is less unique in some ways, but instead is a seriously bad dude who could put many other villains to shame. I'll go with the classic Gaston any day.
OMG I am early! !!!
Let me think of a joke what so did one cheese say to the other che..........no it was to cheesey
Nice job! Thanks for watching!
Gaston still seems as a jerk for me
I think that's the parents are the ones to blame cuz I mean Mal from descendants was taught by her mother to be evil and ruthless that's what I think that the parents are the ones to blame
Thanks man!! Nobody gives such deep explanation on characters like you do
Thank you! I'm happy you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
his explanation was completely biased tho lmao
I'd like to hear your take the theory going around that "Vitani" is actually "Nala's" daughter, and not Zira's.
CAN YOU PLEASE DO LADY TREMAINE'S FULL STORY
The like the live action version of Gaston the best!
Both, The townspeople are at fault but Gaston has an inherent responsibility to be accountable of his own actions. If he only asked Belle to teach him to read or recommend books for/to him or even showed genuine interest in what she enjoyed; he would have eventually courted Belle. As it has been displayed, The townspeople in the animated film loved him....As it were, he was just an egotistical child. He wasn't a real man, despite having qualities that others resonated with.
I completely agree. I don't think you can simply blame one party or another. Great point.
Video idea: Is Mickey Mouse an orphan? (I actually some evidence that he is and I'm pretty sure that you could find even more)?
Matthew Corbin Have you seen Walt before Mickey. Walt lost every in the early days and was homeless and carried a white mouse in his pocket. The mouse was his companion. The white mouse became Mickey years later.
Jeanette McGurty actually that's all Hollywood, in real life Walt was scared of real mice
+Jeanette McGurty No, I have not seen Walt before Mickey. That is an interesting story though. When I speak of Mickey Mouse being orphan, I suppose what I'm trying to say is that I believe the parents of the character are deceased. I wasn't really thinking about any real life inspiration to Mickey, I was just thinking about fictional character himself and his fictional backstory.
Katie Brown, l'm not sure what is true. lt was just a nice inspirational movie for me.
Matthew Corbin Those are good question
who is belle's mother?
Coming next week.
Gaston is one of my favorite movie characters of all time. He's perfectly written to juxtapose the Beast's growing humanity and love throughout the film, while he becomes more violent and beastly as it goes on, amounting to an incredible battle between the two where this comparison is driven home. He's also the perfect subversion of the classic Disney hero. He's handsome, muscular, and is considered the best by everyone, and therefore, deserving of Belle, but the movie cleverly uses his misconception of how this situation would work as a way to make him seem more menacing. He's driven by his own ego, because all his life, people have been telling him how great he is, and it drives him to go even further to get what he wants. The animation and Richard White's performance sell his descent into villainy perfectly. He's also absolutely hilarious. His utter incompetence mixed with his innate bravado and charisma, as well as Richard White's cartoonishly operatic delivery, makes every single interaction he's a part of hysterical. His song is a gift to humankind, as it highlights how everyone props him up all the time, and it also has some of the greatest lyrics and rhymes of all time. Gaston is a perfect villain for this movie and he works on so many levels, and let's not forget, he's roughly the size of a barge.
As a child, I wanted to be Belle. Instead, I grew up to be Gaston
Who are Gaston's parents?
God created Gaston
Isaac: Gaston isn't really evil, he's just a bore-ish, brainless man with a big ego.
Me: so basically he's a more muscular version of Matt from Eddsworld
No Gustavo is definitely evil and he is definitely not borish and brainless if he did something like that
no one has a bigger ego than gaston
"Boorish brainless man."
Sounds like Crabbe and Goyle