“That’s bookcist.”


Like to end bookcism 😂

I'm still surprised nobody sinned the fact that Belle remembers the windmill area, and says it's from her childhood, and yet she's a baby in the scene when they leave.

You know CinSins is about to tear your movie apart when sin #1 is "this movie exists" 😂

The back of my DVD blurb just said:  “A heavily auto tuned girl falls in love with a yak.”

I remember leaning over to my mother during the movie and jokingly saying: "Belle's mom probably died of plague, or something." Then when plague was revealed, both my mom and I cackled for a few short seconds.

Why the servants weren't animals!? The curse, was to show perspective. The servants saw the Prince as a "beast". The Prince saw the servants as "objects".

Emma Watson playing a bookworm in a castle full of enchanted objects is further proof I'm watching a Harry Potter movie.

You forgot how to sin Gaston for being French and not knowing what je ne sais quoi meant

The shot of them dancing in the original animated film as the camera pans all around them in the ballroom was literally the only reason I wanted to even see this film, and it wasn’t there. Unlike a book where you just copy the script almost apart from some adjustments you literally had the script and shots from a animated classic, and you copied so many things from the original but not the one famous scene this movie is known for 😂

“But that was way back YESTERDAY, so I’m sure he’s worked through his shit now”
The sarcasm in all of these video is simply magnificent.

In the real story beast was a child when the enchantress came to the castle so it makes sense that he was scared and disgusted by a woman that randomly came into his kingdom.

The "this movie exists" sin for all these live action remakes are extremely satisfying

No mentions of the constant and obvious autotune? That's a sin for you.

Another sin: We see in the beginning of the movie the librarian is Belle's only real friend in town. In the scene where Gaston locks up Maurice and Belle and rallies the town to kill the beast, the librarian is shown to not agree. But the question is, what happens to him? We don't see him at all at the castle, implying that he stayed in town. But if he stayed in town, why was he not at least attempting to help Belle escape the asylum wagon? Question's bothered me for months.

"That's bookcist." lol

May I point out that Belle's yellow dress is very underwhelming?

"THIS MOVIE EXISTS" Sin is back!!

Doesn't this film just make you...long for the days when actors were hired for their ability to actually act, sing and dance. You know like ppl with talent should be hired.

You missed a pun opportunity.. instead of "that's booksist" you could have said "that's textist"

For sin #63 the enchantress changed them into what they saw of each other. The staff saw him as a beast/monster so that's what she turned him into. As for the staff, the beast merely saw them as things. For example, cogsworth was turned into a clock. In the beginning of the movie you can se him holding a pocket watch saying, "master its time. " so I hope that answer people's questions 😁