I was admiring Emma Watson’s singing as Belle before it was interrupted by the sound of robotic beeps and boops clearly unrelated to the movie. Walking in 10 minutes into the movie, was a family of three: a mother, a father, and a toddler.
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However, 10 minutes into the movie, all hope that I had about having a decent movie experience disappeared. When the movie began, it was actually pretty quiet! For a theater that was 90% full, 60% being kids under the age 13, it wasn’t bad. Well, all I can say is, God must’ve been busy that day. I kid you not when I say I did a short prayer asking God to give those girls strength to not be tempted to speak or look at their phones throughout the movie.
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The theater was approximately 25% full when all of a sudden another group of middle schoolers came piling in… Now, I seriously have nothing against middle schoolers, but when this group arrived, I just knew that they had no concept of movie etiquette. After settling in my seat, my mom and I turned off our cellular devices and silently waited for the movie to begin. There they were, a group of six, sitting one row above me, throwing popcorn at each other and screaming answers from the questionnaire game being played on the screen. And right when I walked into the theater, it didn’t take long for me to find them. Now don’t get me wrong, I have nothing against kids, but under the “kid” category comes the occasional over-confident, obnoxious middle-school teeny-boppers. When my mom and I decided to go see the new "Beauty and The Beast", I knew that, because it was a Disney movie featuring the amazingly-talented Emma Watson, the theater would be filled with kids. My latest experience at the movie theater was nothing short of horrendous. However, she never wrenches away from him or openly cries in anger, like Beast. We see him sidle up to her while she leans against a door frame, and after seeing her blush fervently, it is very evident where the scene is headed, given the nature of this show and Sebastian's character. The important aspect of the scene, though, is that we do not see Sebastian openly harassing the female into this form of sexual interrogation, unlike Sebastian's interaction with Beast, wherein he utilizes force to meet a sexual end. In fact, her dialogue and tone imply the exact opposite, which makes the scene ever more entertaining, knowing Ciel and Grell can hear the entire exchange outside. The dialogue is hilarious, Grell's reaction is priceless, and the nun-who actually isn't technically a nun-does not provide any means of objection. I love this scene in fact, this is one of my absolute favorite scenes in the first season. Cue the fan girls' swoons, right?īriefly, let's take a look at the aforementioned nun scene from the first season. Playing on her vulnerability, Sebastian materialized behind Beast and-after verbally accosting her-proceeded to grab her without permission and haul her body against his own. Sebastian appears just after Beast has been denied by Joker, the subject of her affection.
The interaction between Beast and Sebastian is actually quite brief, but it leaves a startlingly awful takes in the mouths of the viewers. There is a similar scene during the very first season, involving Sebastian's seduction of a very willing nun as a means of obtaining information, but this moment in the third season depicts something much darker, and the fan response to it has been sickening. There is a particular scene during the forty third episode-"His Butler, Liason"-wherein the most popular character from the series, Sebastian Michaelis, "interrogates" Beast, a female member of the circus, in order to retrieve information in regards to the identity of the patron of the circus. With Black Butler returning to the forefront of anime with this release, this meant the inevitable rise in fandom attention and Tumblr circulation, and while I generally find the fans of this franchise to be relatively tolerable, there was something that continued to eat away at me as I scrolled through the tag.
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