Gaston was an extreme narcist who belittled literacy, mocked Belle's father, forced his way into her house while her father isn't home, tried to kiss her against her will, and then threw her father into an insane asylum as a bargaining trick to force her into marrying him.
He is an evil, self-centered, manipulative man that is a mockery of true masculinity.
The movie literally starts with telling the audience 'appearances can be deceiving' and you goofballs fall for Gaston's schtick hook, line, and sinker.
I think if we keep chasing nostalgia we'll never find the spark that led to eras/aesthetics like this in the first place. Creatives need to be experimenting again.
This is beyond catastrophic…
For films, theatres could easily be killed due to this
For series, the amount of shows being made will be drastically reduced
Oh as well as 10,000+ jobs lost. Crazy the worst possible option won this bid
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