Yippee ki-yay movie lovers, it's Jan here, and in this video, I'm going to take a look

at some cool easter eggs and things you might have missed in it!

If you spotted anything else, be my guest and do let me know in the comments below.

Near the start of the trailer, we see Belle teaching a young girl to read and pointing

to a page with a Blue Bird on it.

The page says "The Blue Bird that flies over the dark wood" which is a nod to the blue-birds

that fly over the wood at the very start of the animated movie, and also to the blue-coloured

bird that appears during the song "Something There".

When we hear that song in the original film, Belle is trying to bring out the Beast's gentler

side by encouraging him to feed the birds in his garden.

At first, they're all scared away with the exception of a little blue bird who jumps

into his hand.

By the way, if you look closely at what Belle's wearing as she teaches the young girl in the

trailer, you'll notice that her cardigan also has blue birds embroidered into the pattern.

And just after this scene, we also see Belle walking down the village street, reading a

book, just like the original 1991 animation.

And no one adds humour to this trailer quite like Gaston when we hear the words "you are

the most gorgeous thing I've ever seen" and then we see that Gaston is actually talking

to himself, admiring himself in a mirror.

It's a clever and funny riff on Gaston's opening song in the original animation where he sings

"there is only she, who is beautiful as me" while admiring his reflection in a silver

tray.

Later in the trailer, we also see a few more shots of Gaston.

In the first, he's standing beneath an inscription that reads "Gaston The Hunter", a nod to the

portrait of him in the animated movie where he poses with a gun.

However, in this remake, it looks like Gaston's weapon of choice may have been changed to

a sword rather than a gun, as this picture of him here shows him posing with a sword

and the words "Gaston the Victory".

There's also a slightly different set-up for Belle's father, Maurice, in this new movie

when we see him taken prisoner by Beast for picking a white rose.

In the 1991 movie, he was captured after stumbling into Beast's castle looking for a place to

take shelter.

This use of the white rose in Disney's live-action movie looks like it was inspired by the 1946

French film La Belle et la Bête by Jean Cocteau where Belle's father is caught by the Beast

when he takes a rose from Beast's garden.

And when we see the Beast's horned shadow appear over Maurice in the grounds, it's a

callback to the same thing happening to Maurice as he sits in a chair in the Beast's castle

in the animated feature.

In the trailer, it looks like Belle hits Lumiere over the head with a small wooden stool after

she's shocked to see a talking candlestick.

Which reminds me of the scene where Maurice drops Lumiere after being similarly scared

in the 1991 film.

This trailer also shows us a bit more of Chip and we get to see him do his bubbles trick

again just like he did when Belle first took a cup of tea in Disney's animated movie.

Just like the original, we see Belle flee Beast's castle after he flies into a rage

and as she's escaping through the woods, she's also attacked by a pack of wolves.

After Beast comes to her aid and gets injured, Belle goes to help him and says "You have

to help me, you have to stand."

This is a subtle nod and acknowledgement of the fact that the 1991 movie skips over how

Belle managed to lift the unconscious and enormously heavy Beast on to her horse.

The second part of the trailer introduces the new version of the original Oscar and

Grammy award-winning "Beauty And The Beast" song, which begins with the line "tale as

old as time", and is performed by Ariana Grande and John Legend.

If you're wondering why it's a duet when it's just Mrs Potts who sings it in the original

movie, well this is the pop version which will play over the end credits in the final

film, just like Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson recorded a pop duet of the song back in 1991.

And as Emma Thompson plays Mrs Potts in the new movie, we'll (presumably) hear her sing

a more traditional version of the song during the film.

When Beast shows Belle his library, he mentions that some of the books are even in Greek.

This is likely a reference to the origins of the Beauty And The Beast story in the French

18th-century fairy tale "La Belle et la Bête" which itself was influenced by the Greek myth

Cupid And Psyche.

Later in the trailer, we also see Belle's hand on a map of the world, a nice hint at

how she wants 'much more than this provincial life' as she sings in the 1991 film.

And it's also a little shout-out to the globe we see in the Beast's library and in the bookshop

that Belle loves to visit in that film too

And there are more nostalgic callbacks to the original 1991 animation as the "Tale as

old as time" plays over the trailer.

For example, Belle and Beast pick up their bowls to eat, there are some fantastic shots

of what we'll see during the new Be Our Guest song, and Gaston and Le Fou sing and dance

in what looks like will be a spectacular scene in the tavern.

Also while it's a more or less a recreation of the same scene from Disney's original movie

where Belle sings her song, there's also a "Hills Are Alive With The Sound of Music"

vibe to the circle shot of Belle standing on a grassy hilltop overlooking a sweeping

vista.

And there's a very nostalgic moment when Belle curtseys to Beast just before they dance in

the ballroom.

You'll want to look carefully during this scene, as we get our first glimpse of Cadenza

who's moving gently in the background.

Cadenza is a grand piano and a new character created for the live-action adaptation.

He's played by Stanley Tucci and is described as a "neurotic maestro".

A grand piano did appear in the ballroom scene in the first animation, however it wasn't

a live character.

We also get some shots of what looks like a ball going on in the castle.

This could be showing us some of Beast's backstory before he was cursed.

We know that Prince Adam's mother and father, the King and Queen, have been cast in this

movie so we could get to see some of what life was like in the castle before the spell.

So, what did you think of the final trailer for the new Beauty And The Beast movie?

And how do you think it's going to compare to Disney's 1991 animation?

I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below!

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