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Disney's Film 'Beauty And The Beast'

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Disney created the film Beauty and the Beast without a narrator to allow viewers to interpret the dialogue and actions of the many characters on their own. The film is essentially made for entertainment purposes, but it does contain themes that are educational in the sense that it teach life lessons involving love and judging others by appearances. The theme of love teaches viewers that it can be unexpected and unorthodox. Then, the film teaches the audience to not judge others by looks because Belle judges the Beast by his wild appearance but soon regrets her judgments when she learns he is kind.

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