Pixar's Enjoyable Version of Beauty & The Beast !

Rating: Null/10 (25 May 2008)

So many reasons made this movie a classic..
The great imagination of it; with monsters' incorporation and business, as well as handling the main idea into that hilarious script.
The creative voices; actually, it's rare time to have the same fun out of the original as much as the Egyptian dubbed version of it too, with the voices of Egyptian starts like (Sami Magawry) and (Mohamed Henedi).
But maybe on the top of it is this main theme of the beauty who went to the beast's city, instead of the beast's palace, to discover the weakness, the innocence, and the comeliness in them both, and to assure the basic motif of the original novel whereas the relationship between man and the other isn't grounded on violence, savagery or "intimidation" inasmuch as love, respect and mutual understanding.
The character of (James P. "Sulley" Sullivan) continues what (Humphrey Bogart) began, and proves, once more, that the superficially non-charming hero can be more charming romantically, even it was a real monster.
I hated the rash ending, where all the evil guys had been arrested easily, though the movie's makers could be forgiven, because they did great deal of work until these very moments.
In brief, it's a case where the wonderful scenes are the whole movie. And that's something exceptional that made me watch (Monsters, Inc.) for numerous times.