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Released : March 4th, 2011
Runtime : 1 hr. 35 min.
Genres : Romance,Comedy
Countries : United States
Director : Daniel Barnz
Actors : Alex Pettyfer, Vanessa Hudgens, Mary-Kate Olsen,
Peter Krause, Neil Patrick Harris
Peter Krause, Neil Patrick Harris
Locations : Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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A nice genre blend between Teen Romance and Coming-of-Age, this movie delivers deep insights into normal behavior and how catastrophic life changes when you realize you’re the bad guy and you’re FORCED to grow up.
Beastly, on the other hand, I thought was quite good. Alex Pettyfer plays Kyle, a teenage New York Socialite brat who treats everyone who isn't rich and beautiful like crap. He's a jerk, a bully, and ass all rolled up into one, but we do see glimpses of someone with a good heart underneath, but he's been taught by his selfish jerk of a father to be an even bigger selfish jerk. Of course Lindy, played by Vanessa Hudgens, has a crush on him, even though he barely acknowledges her existence.
Along comes Kendra, played amazingly well by Mary-Kate Olsen, an extremely well-dressed witch, who happens to be his favorite target to torment, and soon she has enough and places a curse on him that turns him as ugly on the outside as he is on the inside, a tattooed and pierced freak, complete with some truly horrible scars. (The previews and poster - like the one above - actually made the tattoos and scars kind of sexy, but I was quite glad to see that in the actual movie they were pretty awful - open flesh wounds are rarely sexy and I was glad they didn't try to make them so). One of the tattoos is alive, a flowering rose tree, and the curse specifies that he must find someone to see beyond the exterior and say they love him before one year has passed and the flowers in the tattoo bloom again. His loving, kind, and caring father (not), played by Peter Krause, immediately ships his son off to a crappy house in Brooklyn where no one will see him, and refuses to ever visit or spend time with his son, instead sending a maid, Zola, to care for him and a blind tutor, Will, (played flawlessly by Neil Patrick Harris) so he doesn't fall behind in school.
A nice genre blend between Teen Romance and Coming-of-Age, this movie delivers deep insights into normal behavior and how catastrophic life changes when you realize you’re the bad guy and you’re FORCED to grow up.
Beastly, on the other hand, I thought was quite good. Alex Pettyfer plays Kyle, a teenage New York Socialite brat who treats everyone who isn't rich and beautiful like crap. He's a jerk, a bully, and ass all rolled up into one, but we do see glimpses of someone with a good heart underneath, but he's been taught by his selfish jerk of a father to be an even bigger selfish jerk. Of course Lindy, played by Vanessa Hudgens, has a crush on him, even though he barely acknowledges her existence.
Along comes Kendra, played amazingly well by Mary-Kate Olsen, an extremely well-dressed witch, who happens to be his favorite target to torment, and soon she has enough and places a curse on him that turns him as ugly on the outside as he is on the inside, a tattooed and pierced freak, complete with some truly horrible scars. (The previews and poster - like the one above - actually made the tattoos and scars kind of sexy, but I was quite glad to see that in the actual movie they were pretty awful - open flesh wounds are rarely sexy and I was glad they didn't try to make them so). One of the tattoos is alive, a flowering rose tree, and the curse specifies that he must find someone to see beyond the exterior and say they love him before one year has passed and the flowers in the tattoo bloom again. His loving, kind, and caring father (not), played by Peter Krause, immediately ships his son off to a crappy house in Brooklyn where no one will see him, and refuses to ever visit or spend time with his son, instead sending a maid, Zola, to care for him and a blind tutor, Will, (played flawlessly by Neil Patrick Harris) so he doesn't fall behind in school.
