何となく知っている物語でしたが、レンタルして視聴しました。
とても楽しく、素敵で、心が温まる映画でした。
アニメと言えど野獣王子の心の変化が分かります。
2人のダンスシーンなど(元に戻る前の)みている私の方が幸せになってしまいそう。
ラストのダンスシーンはアニメーションが少々ぎこちない感じ(スムーズさが足りない。回転する時)は見受けられましたが、視聴して良かった!感動した!って思えました。
ポット夫人にそっくりな従妹がいるので笑ってしまいましたが、良い味だしてましたね。母性愛が溢れていて。
(夢溢れるお話ですけど、恋敵に刺されたり墜落したりと実際は少し残酷な部分もあるのですが、アニメだと心への打撃が少なくて良いです。)
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村に住む美しい娘ベルは、父の代わりに恐ろしき野獣の姿をした男の家に幽閉されるはめに。やがてベルの優しさに野獣のかたくなな心も和らいでいく。実は誰かが野獣を愛してくれない限り、彼をはじめ家来たちの魔法はとけないのだが…。
ディズニー長編アニメーション映画30本目にして、アカデミー賞最優秀オリジナル作曲賞&主題歌賞を受賞、さらには作品賞にもノミネートされるという快挙を成し遂げた、ミュージカルとユーモア、そしてヒューマニズムとダイナミズムなどなど、エンタテインメントに必要不可欠な要素が見事にバランスよく混在した傑作。今回は、初公開版でカットされていた楽曲を復活させて、2001年1月1日に全世界のアイマックスシアターで一斉公開された“スペシャル・リミテッド・エディション”としてのお目見えとなる。(的田也寸志)
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スーパーバイザー: ジェイムズ・バクスター アニメーター: グレン・キーン 美術監督: マッケンティー 音楽: ハワード・アシュマン/アラン・メンケン 声の出演: シュリ・ストーナー
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- アスペクト比 : 1.78:1
- メーカーにより製造中止になりました : いいえ
- 言語 : 英語, 日本語
- 梱包サイズ : 18.03 x 13.76 x 1.48 cm; 83 g
- EAN : 4959241946126
- メディア形式 : ドルビー, 色, ワイドスクリーン
- 時間 : 1 時間 30 分
- 発売日 : 2002/10/25
- 出演 : ペイジ・オハラ, ロビー・ベンソン, レックス・エバーハート, リチャード・ホワイト
- 吹き替え: : 日本語
- 字幕: : 日本語, 英語
- 言語 : 英語 (Dolby Digital 5.1), 日本語 (Dolby Digital 5.1)
- 販売元 : ブエナ・ビスタ・ホーム・エンターテイメント
- ASIN : B00005ONLI
- ディスク枚数 : 2
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ディズニー・クラシックシリーズの珠玉の名作がついにブルーレイで登場。しばらく停滞していたクラシックシリーズがこの作品を以って復活した。ディズニーらしさをたっぷりと盛り込み、王道のミュージカル形式。その素晴らしい出来にミュージカル化を薦める評が多くあがり、ディズニーはこの作品で初めてブロードウェイにも進出した。メニュー画面に入ると、さっそくルミエールが素敵な歓迎をしてくれる。導入部分の背景のステンドグラスの鮮やかなこと。期待を裏切らない鮮明な画が次々に目の前に広がる。手描きの温かみのある背景のタッチも心地が良い。この作品で初めてCGが使われたが、その舞踏会シーン場面がまた良く映え感動的。新たに7.1ch化されたサウンドは英語・日本語共にロスレスDTS-HD MAで収録。オリジナル英語版は、鮮度を失わない艶やかな歌声と音楽の粒が心地よい。7.1ch音声がよりこの魔法の世界を臨場感溢れるものにしてくれた。小鳥のさえずり、雷鳴など小さな変化が、大きく印象を変える。日本語吹き替えも素晴らしい歌い手が揃っており、こちらもお気に入り。特にベルとガストンの歌は素敵。ただ、この吹き替えは手元のCDでもDVDでも気になっていたが、響きに統一感がない様に思える。生粋のオペラ畑・マイクに乗せる事にも慣れたミュージカル畑・声優と声の共鳴が全く違う為に、収録の際に調整が難しかったのかもしれない。それぞれの歌声は素晴らしいが故に、この違和感が惜しまれる。また、今回のBDの吹き替え版で、音声の欠落部分がある様に思う。前半ベルが夕食への誘いを断った後の野獣の台詞部分で、一瞬音声が消える。“優しく頼んだのに断られた”という台詞の一部が無音になってしまっている。原因は不明だが、PS3・X90共に同じ現象が出る為、修正アップデートで改善出来ればと願う。特典は、本編ディスク収録分に加え、別途ディスクにも満載。メニュー画面で迷子になる位のボリュームで、全て見るには時間が掛かりそう。
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2023年10月29日に日本でレビュー済み
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新しいアトラクションの予習のために購入。
アトラクションと微妙に異なる展開
アトラクションと微妙に異なる展開
2023年10月26日に日本でレビュー済み
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お気に入りのディズニー 何回も観ています
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ディズニーランドへ行き、美女と野獣のアトラクションに乗ったので久しぶりに映画を見たいと思いレンタルしました。
アトラクションは簡潔にまとめられていると感じましたが、やはり映画ならではの演出もあるのでとても楽しかったです。
アトラクションは簡潔にまとめられていると感じましたが、やはり映画ならではの演出もあるのでとても楽しかったです。
2023年8月25日に日本でレビュー済み
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所持していたブルーレイディスクの中心部分が割れてしまい、見られなくなったので、改めて購入しました。実写版も所持しています。どちらも、ストーリー、楽曲が素晴らしく、自分の中では、ディズニー映画の中でナンバーワンだと思っています。場面に合わせたアラン・メンケンの楽曲が胸に沁み渡ります。
これからも定期的に観賞していきたいと思っています。
これからも定期的に観賞していきたいと思っています。
2024年1月11日に日本でレビュー済み
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We wanted to watch in English with Japanese subtitles with my daughter, but no option. It wasn't a surprise, we knew it clearly from the description, but it would be nice to have the original audio.
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Hector92
5つ星のうち5.0
😎😎😎😎
2023年8月18日にメキシコでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Buena presentación en Blu-ray. La carátula genial, y venía con sello de la fábrica de Disney, para que compruebes que es un producto original claro está y que "hay pocas piezas" Muy recomendable y barata. Si eres fan no te arrepentirás.

Emiliano
5つ星のうち5.0
La Bella E La Bestia (Special Edition) (2 Dvd)
2023年11月29日にイタリアでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
"La Bella e la Bestia (Special Edition) (2 DVD)" si riferisce probabilmente a una versione speciale del film d'animazione Disney "La Bella e la Bestia". Questo classico è stato originariamente rilasciato nel 1991 e ha ricevuto ampi elogi per la sua animazione, la colonna sonora memorabile e la storia incantevole.
Ecco alcune caratteristiche comuni di edizioni speciali dei film:
- **Contenuti Extra:** Le edizioni speciali di solito includono contenuti extra come scene eliminate, interviste con il cast e il team di produzione, documentari sul processo creativo e molto altro.
- **Packaging:** La presenza di due DVD potrebbe indicare che questa edizione speciale potrebbe contenere il film su un disco e i contenuti speciali sull'altro.
- **Versione Rimasterizzata:** Le edizioni speciali spesso includono una versione del film che è stata rimasterizzata per offrire una qualità audio e video superiore.
- **Artwork Esclusivo:** Il packaging potrebbe presentare un artwork esclusivo o una confezione speciale che la differenzia dalla versione standard.
Se stai considerando l'acquisto di questa edizione speciale, potresti aspettarti un'esperienza arricchita con contenuti extra che permettono di approfondire la tua comprensione e apprezzamento di "La Bella e la Bestia".
Ecco alcune caratteristiche comuni di edizioni speciali dei film:
- **Contenuti Extra:** Le edizioni speciali di solito includono contenuti extra come scene eliminate, interviste con il cast e il team di produzione, documentari sul processo creativo e molto altro.
- **Packaging:** La presenza di due DVD potrebbe indicare che questa edizione speciale potrebbe contenere il film su un disco e i contenuti speciali sull'altro.
- **Versione Rimasterizzata:** Le edizioni speciali spesso includono una versione del film che è stata rimasterizzata per offrire una qualità audio e video superiore.
- **Artwork Esclusivo:** Il packaging potrebbe presentare un artwork esclusivo o una confezione speciale che la differenzia dalla versione standard.
Se stai considerando l'acquisto di questa edizione speciale, potresti aspettarti un'esperienza arricchita con contenuti extra che permettono di approfondire la tua comprensione e apprezzamento di "La Bella e la Bestia".

Lindsey
5つ星のうち5.0
Five Stars
2014年9月1日に英国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Excellent value. Audio in English. MUCH cheaper than English language cover. Received in good time. Thank you!

Ben Adam
5つ星のうち5.0
Incredibly Beautiful Film. Not to Be Missed
2005年2月18日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Everyone has that special movie about which it is impossible to be objective. This is that movie for me. I saw it first when my son was seven and he brought it home when a schoolmate loaned it to him. It instantly became a favorite in our house. My son, my daughter, and I have a special bond that this film signifies to this day. From the moment Belle sings, "I want much more than this provincial life," you know you are going to have an experience that goes beyond the ordinary, and you get one that goes beyond your wildest dreams. This film goes into superlatives that leave you breathless.
It is hard to list all the summa cum laudes in this film. Disney broke new ground in this film by using a UNIX workstation for the ballroom scene that enabled a three-dimensional representation of the dance sequence, showing Belle and the Beast dancing through the ballroom under the chandelier. The movie features the voices of Paige O'Hara (Belle), Robby Benson (Beast), Jerry Orbach (Lumière), David Ogden Stiers), Mrs. Potts (Angela Lansbury), Chip (Bradley Pierce), and Wardrobe (Joanne Worley). Alan Menken's musical score is outstanding; the title song won the 1991 Best Song Oscar. The combination of a winning score, superb animation, and an unusually magical depth that the cast manages to create -- the viewer will be too spellbound while watching it to be able to say what it is that captivates so totally -- makes this film one that is not to be missed by young and old alike.
The story is a traditional tale of a prince turned into a beast by a spell cast by an enchantress. The spell can be broken only if, by the end of his 21st birthday, he falls in love with someone who will also love him. An enchanted rose blooms as a symbol of the spell, and the last petal will fall at the end of the spell.
The beauty is a beautiful woman, Belle, in a small French village, who is very intelligent and reads voraciously. She spends much of her time dreaming of living in the worlds she reads about in the books, any place other than the provincial village life she knows. She lives with her father, Maurice, a rather eccentric inventor, and both of them seem to be regarded as odd and unconventional types by the village residents. Gaston, a handsome but arrogant hunter, hopes to marry Belle for no other reason than to be able to say that he has married the most beautiful woman in the village; it is a matter of ego more than feeling, because he admits to no real feeling for anyone other than himself.
Maurice heads out for a fair but goes astray from the path and ends up at a castle. The castle turns out to be enchanted, and the ornaments at the castle turn out to be lifelike beings who welcome him. Cogsworth, the pompous clock, Lumière, the romantic candlelabra, Mrs. Potts, the motherly teapot, and Chip, the boyish teacup, all welcome him. All is well until the master, the surly, growling Beast, enters the room, shouting that Maurice is not welcome and takes him prisoner. At a later time in the film, when Belle comes looking for her father, Belle begs the Beast to let her take her father's place, so she becomes the Beast's prisoner.
The clash of the high-spirited Belle and the ill-tempered Beast is inevitable, for when the Beast loses his temper with Belle and frightens her, she tries to flee him. Wolves try to attack her, and the Beast comes to her rescue. Somehow the incident draws them together, and the resistance slowly causes the two to start to relate to one another. Before long, the two have become very close. The Beast allows Belle to look into his enchanted mirror, and she sees her father is quite ill. When the Beast sees how distressed Belle is, he releases her.
When Belle goes back to her father, she realizes that her feelings for the Beast have changed. As she and Maurice discover, Gaston, in an attempt to intimidate Belle into marrying him, have plotted to put Maurice into an insane asylum. When Gaston discovers that Belle has developed affections for the Beast, he leads the townspeople on a lynch to destroy the Beast.
As the lynch mob approaches the castle, all the objects in the castle prepare for the onslaught. Furniture, kitchen utensils, decorations, virtually every object in the castle, turn on the townspeople, and defeat them in the battle. They rejoice in their victory in the end.
The only persons left in the battle are Gaston and the Beast. The Beast is so depressed because he has lost Belle that he does not resist and lets Gaston assault him. Suddenly Belle appears, and the Beast rises up against Gaston, throwing him from the castle roof. The Beast is in Belle's arms, dying, as Belle tells him that she loves him. Suddenly, in those last moments, the last petal of the rose falls and the spell is broken. The Beast is transformed into a man. The objects again become human, and the movie ends happily.
Somehow at all the right moments in the film, the songs come in to give the story a push forward. Whether it is the opening song that introduces Belle and explains why she can never be content with the life in her little viilage, the song of the conceited Gaston that tells why he can think of nobody in the world except himself, the song that signals the turning point in the relationship between Belle and the Beast, or the title song itself, the music graces the film in the most miraculous way. The film went on to become a Broadway hit as well, and one of the songs from the Broadway play, "Human Again," that was not in the original movie was added in later versions.
Too often when the words "entertainment for the whole family" are used, the words mean "boring and awful." Many adults also think of animated films as too juvenile to be good. Such prejudices should be cast aside when viewing this film; it is pure pleasure from start to finish.
It is hard to list all the summa cum laudes in this film. Disney broke new ground in this film by using a UNIX workstation for the ballroom scene that enabled a three-dimensional representation of the dance sequence, showing Belle and the Beast dancing through the ballroom under the chandelier. The movie features the voices of Paige O'Hara (Belle), Robby Benson (Beast), Jerry Orbach (Lumière), David Ogden Stiers), Mrs. Potts (Angela Lansbury), Chip (Bradley Pierce), and Wardrobe (Joanne Worley). Alan Menken's musical score is outstanding; the title song won the 1991 Best Song Oscar. The combination of a winning score, superb animation, and an unusually magical depth that the cast manages to create -- the viewer will be too spellbound while watching it to be able to say what it is that captivates so totally -- makes this film one that is not to be missed by young and old alike.
The story is a traditional tale of a prince turned into a beast by a spell cast by an enchantress. The spell can be broken only if, by the end of his 21st birthday, he falls in love with someone who will also love him. An enchanted rose blooms as a symbol of the spell, and the last petal will fall at the end of the spell.
The beauty is a beautiful woman, Belle, in a small French village, who is very intelligent and reads voraciously. She spends much of her time dreaming of living in the worlds she reads about in the books, any place other than the provincial village life she knows. She lives with her father, Maurice, a rather eccentric inventor, and both of them seem to be regarded as odd and unconventional types by the village residents. Gaston, a handsome but arrogant hunter, hopes to marry Belle for no other reason than to be able to say that he has married the most beautiful woman in the village; it is a matter of ego more than feeling, because he admits to no real feeling for anyone other than himself.
Maurice heads out for a fair but goes astray from the path and ends up at a castle. The castle turns out to be enchanted, and the ornaments at the castle turn out to be lifelike beings who welcome him. Cogsworth, the pompous clock, Lumière, the romantic candlelabra, Mrs. Potts, the motherly teapot, and Chip, the boyish teacup, all welcome him. All is well until the master, the surly, growling Beast, enters the room, shouting that Maurice is not welcome and takes him prisoner. At a later time in the film, when Belle comes looking for her father, Belle begs the Beast to let her take her father's place, so she becomes the Beast's prisoner.
The clash of the high-spirited Belle and the ill-tempered Beast is inevitable, for when the Beast loses his temper with Belle and frightens her, she tries to flee him. Wolves try to attack her, and the Beast comes to her rescue. Somehow the incident draws them together, and the resistance slowly causes the two to start to relate to one another. Before long, the two have become very close. The Beast allows Belle to look into his enchanted mirror, and she sees her father is quite ill. When the Beast sees how distressed Belle is, he releases her.
When Belle goes back to her father, she realizes that her feelings for the Beast have changed. As she and Maurice discover, Gaston, in an attempt to intimidate Belle into marrying him, have plotted to put Maurice into an insane asylum. When Gaston discovers that Belle has developed affections for the Beast, he leads the townspeople on a lynch to destroy the Beast.
As the lynch mob approaches the castle, all the objects in the castle prepare for the onslaught. Furniture, kitchen utensils, decorations, virtually every object in the castle, turn on the townspeople, and defeat them in the battle. They rejoice in their victory in the end.
The only persons left in the battle are Gaston and the Beast. The Beast is so depressed because he has lost Belle that he does not resist and lets Gaston assault him. Suddenly Belle appears, and the Beast rises up against Gaston, throwing him from the castle roof. The Beast is in Belle's arms, dying, as Belle tells him that she loves him. Suddenly, in those last moments, the last petal of the rose falls and the spell is broken. The Beast is transformed into a man. The objects again become human, and the movie ends happily.
Somehow at all the right moments in the film, the songs come in to give the story a push forward. Whether it is the opening song that introduces Belle and explains why she can never be content with the life in her little viilage, the song of the conceited Gaston that tells why he can think of nobody in the world except himself, the song that signals the turning point in the relationship between Belle and the Beast, or the title song itself, the music graces the film in the most miraculous way. The film went on to become a Broadway hit as well, and one of the songs from the Broadway play, "Human Again," that was not in the original movie was added in later versions.
Too often when the words "entertainment for the whole family" are used, the words mean "boring and awful." Many adults also think of animated films as too juvenile to be good. Such prejudices should be cast aside when viewing this film; it is pure pleasure from start to finish.