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Andrea Hill (14 KP) rated Beauty and the Beast (1991) in Movies

Jul 11, 2018

Beauty and the Beast (1991)

1991 | Animation, Family, Musical

8.8

(107 Ratings)

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What's not to love. A heroine that reads books and speaks her mind. Singing candlesticks and a beautiful monster. (0 more)

I thought I would say the live action remake, but I love that too. (0 more)

My favourite disney film.

An epic morality tale that questions whether beauty and kindness of spirit are more than skin deep. With singing bric a brac to lighten the mood.

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Watching Westworld

5.5 (2 Ratings) Rate It

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The morality of creating artificially-intelligent machines is tricky business. Maybe you want to...

Sex: Volume 2: Supercool

Morgan Jeske, Joe Casey, Piotr Kowalski and Chris Peterson

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* Now that the full-blown ten-year superhero orgy is over, life in Saturn City is getting even more...

Elevator (2012)

5.5 (2 Ratings) Rate It

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Nine Wall Street partygoers become stranded in an elevator, and one of them has a bomb. The other...

Mary Gordon recommended Babette's Feast in Books (curated)

Babette's Feast

Karen Blixen | 2021

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"Here, Isak Dinesen explores the question of art, its life giving potential, the road it travels, sometimes parallel to, sometimes in direct collision with morality, acts of generosity and grace that, seemingly different, have the same source. Babette says these words that continually inspire and encourage me: “All that an artist asks is this: give me leave to do my utmost."

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J. K. Rowling recommended The Story of the Treasure Seekers in Books (curated)

The Story of the Treasure Seekers

E. Nesbit | 1899 | Children

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"She’s the children’s writer with whom I most identify. She said, ‘By some lucky chance, I remember exactly how I felt and thought at 11.’ That struck a chord with me. The Story of the Treasure Seekers was a breakthrough children’s book. Oswald is such a very real narrator, at a time when most people were writing morality plays for children."

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