'Beauty and the Beast' Trailers Breaks World Records; Beats 'Fifty Shades' In First 24 Hours

By Chad Jarvis - 16 Nov '16 17:45PM

"Beauty and the Beast" the movie is going to be one of the most awaited showcases of 2017. The great production will enchant the fans on its highly computerized generation, despite the film having human character. Emma Watson, who'll portray Belle, will perform purely on imagination and digital effects.

The 1991 animation remake bagged two Oscars for its music, including the Original Song. "Beauty and the Beast" plays more on the extensive use of highly generated images playing and singing along with Belle, especially on its musical presentations.

Director Bill Condon happily recalls Emma Watson's shoot. Her stance, dance and song numbers with the movie's interesting characters such as Le Fou, Plumette and others will solely rely on pure imagination. Aside from Emma Watson acting in front of a green screen, there any way to pull off such a chaotic sequence without relying on all those effects.

The famous piece, "Be our Guest", is done in almost a hundred percent CGI. It was full of generation and special effects. The difficult task took them more than a month to shoot, six months of planning and one year to finish. "Beauty and The Beast was magical, says Condon. The production was something he never did before.

Meanwhile, the trailer of the remake was viewed with a high record of 127.6 million during its first 24 hours. For the record, #BeautyAndTheBeast currently owns the worldwide top trend during its first-hour launch. Disney also took note of the film having the highest number of people view on Youtube. The teaser presents The Beast, Belle, Cogsworth, Lumiere and the charming, Mrs. Potts.

Viewers' eyes are filled with satisfaction and gratitude as the movie has the talented casts such as Luke Evans who'll portray the proud Gaston, Josh Gad as LeFou, playing as Madame de Garderobe, Audra Mc Donald, Lumiere played as Ewan McGregor and more.

The movie enchants the viewers as it tells its tale in theaters this March 17, 2017.