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Very unequal treatment.

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in 1991 he was very aragonite and only really cared about if he got he got.

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Included both women and men in the bar, and wasn't "abusing" people. He was sharing his achimenes a lot more, then emphasizing his muscles. There was also a lot more diversity shown in the modern version.

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in the 1991 movie he was very disrespectful to the others and always talked about he was the best and that he thought that would mean belle would marry him.

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in the 1991 movie he was very disrespectful to the others and always talked about he was the best and that he thought that would mean belle would marry him.

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I found that Gaston was very intrusive in Belles space during the scene in her home. He didn't care for her personal space or belongings when he placed his feet on her table. Gaston acted as though he new all that Belle wanted in life although he never thought to ask her opinion on things.
- Jocelyn Deneau

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In the 1991 movie of Beauty and The Beast, Gaston was really abusive and really pushy as he just bursts into Belles house and he just puts his feet on her dining table telling her to massage it. He was really abusive when he just slaps the book out of Belle's hand and steps on it. Also he was really abusive towards LeFou as he was just punching him around even though he was trying to comfort Gaston by saying how good he was. Another thing about Gaston is that he is a big showoff as he was flexing and just showing everything he can do and what other guys couldn't. An example of that is how he was randomly shooting his gun and picking people up just to show how strong he was.

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From what I saw in the 1991 film, he appears to be quite an arrogant and antagonistic character. I also think he's a bit invasive(?), shown in the scene where he was intruding in Belle's personal space.

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example when gaston put his feet up the table also he mad her feel uncomfortable when he was getting up close she was backing up implying for him to stop

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In the 1991's film, you could see that Gaston was being disrespectful to Belle's personal space. You could see that Gaston made Belle uncomfortable by putting his shoes on-top of the table and tried to bribe her to marry him by explaining to her how ''strong and cool'' he is. He was much more pushy to Belle in the old film compared to the 2017 new one, overall he was pretty disrespectful in both versions.

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Erdi, Gaston had very unfair and rude opinions towards women.

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Erdi, Gaston had very unfair and rude opinions towards women.

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Both versions were obviously quite rude and toxic. But in the 1991 version he was a lot more demanding and forceful. He was SUPER pushy. When he came into Belles house, he would not stop getting up close with Belle after she backed away. Anyone should have been able to see that she was not comfortable. Yet he continued to push her.
Constant harassment. He would not take no for an answer. Overbearing and invasive
The fact that he came into her home with a whole idea of their future life (children, dogs, little wife, him coming home to his little family and being happy) planned out, is kind of creepy.
Get the hint, she's not into you. Sorry buddy!

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In the original, Gaston is much more Narcissistic.

Edit: specifically the scene in which he asked for Belle's hand in marriage he walked over to the mirror in her house and began to start flexing his muscles.

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They  mainly spoke of Gaston's appearance when they sang the song about him after he got "rejected" by Belle.

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Very demanding, rude, pushy, he has high self esteem, he is most likely abusive if he gets into a relationship and making them doing all of the work at home, only thinks of himself and not others, manipulative, he's sexist.

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A bit more respectful then the first movie.

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In the modern day version there is inclusion of other races in the cast

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1.- Gaston Is very disrespectful, rude, selfish and etc., In the 19's but in the 20's he's the opposite by than
2.-In the 19's they mainly focus on Gaston and not the other characters development.
3.- In the 19's It's difficult to hear what the characters, It was also very tough to follow along unlike in the 20's.
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i think that its good that women are being treated with the respect that they deserve in the newer one more than in the older one which was kind of difficult to watch because of how the women were being treated

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When he saw Belle reading a book, he was confused why she was reading it but did not insult her or damage the book. Unlike the 1991 version.

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More disrespectful than the movie of 2017, The Gaston was talking in kind of bad way to the girl in the movie-Ali

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More disrespectful than the movie of 2017, The Gaston was talking in kind of bad way to the girl in the movie-Ali

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this one is more sexist and doesnt respect as much gaston is more pushy and says that belle must marry him and its her wish

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in the newer one he had a little bit more respect for other but still only cared about him

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In this movie he was more respectful to others but he was still considered the "bad guy"

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In this movie he was more respectful to others but he was still considered the "bad guy"

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toxic, he was too close to her and invaded her personal space and her house

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Showed considerably more respect to the other people in the bar, but still clearly the villian

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he was still all up on her but a bit more better, still had the mentality of toxic masculinity

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she was tic nally being a slave for the prince and that is really disrespectful.

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gaston had a lot more respect in this one and didnt walk into her house and didnt push anything tords belle

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In the new movie he wasn't as disrespectful to her. And he was a little nicer to everyone.

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He wasn't to disrespectful in 2017 but he was still a bit.

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It was also clearly shown that in the older version, people weren't educated enough to know how to read. Knowing how to read wasn't necessarily a requirement at the time. As proven in the scene where Gaston says "How do you understand this, theirs no pictures" Although in the modern version, they changed the line to belle asking is he's read that book, and he replies "Not that book, but many others". This is implying that he, and most people at the time, didn't like to read, although they knew how. They couldn't change the scene completely because it's part of Gastons character. He has a very big ego, so even though he doesn't read, he still needs to say he does to support that arrogance.

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He is a little more gentle in the 2017 remake. because he was more kind to belle especially the scene in which he asks belle to marry him, unlike his 1991 counter part.

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1.-Garson was disrespectful, Rude, Selfish etc, In the 20's He's the opposite.
2.- It was difficult to hear or communicate of what the characters were saying, Also they were focusing on Garson in the 19's compared to the 20's.
3.- They weren't as intelligent or knowledgeable in the 19's in creativity and etc.
4.- In the 19's the characters were mainly focused on one race unlike the 20's.
5.- The Character development was mainly focused On Garson alone, unlike into today's modern times developing the side characters way more, As in for example giving them a spotlight or own part into the movies.

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Gaston in the modern rendition of 'Beauty and The Beast' is more toned down and realistic but still presents all the Toxic Trates as before. He still quite crewel to woman in the town example: he puts down a town woman who now has to beg for food to intimidate Belle into accepting his proposal, all woman are treated like objects to him, and he is stubborn and refuses to accept the fact the Belle doesn't want to marry him and contiguously harasses her.

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Gaston didn't seem as pushy as he was in the 1991 film. But he still was pushy.
He was still self-centered, but wasn't as overbearing.

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Differences between these movies are that there were many stereotypes back then and there were only white people in the 1991 version. In the 2017 version, there were different races and other people in the movie that broke a lot of stereotypes.

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There was diversity in the village. In the 2017 film.
In the tavern scene, he was very self centered and being pouty. Then when Lefou started his song to bring Gaston up, he really only focused on himself. (1991)
In the tavern scene, he ended up interacting with other people in the tavern in a somewhat non-toxic way (???) it was a somewhat fun little moment. (2017)

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 jeshan gaston seemed to treat her a little more respectfully then the first one also but in both movies his ego was really big

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 jeshan gaston seemed to treat her a little more respectfully then the first one also but in both movies his ego was really big

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Some differences I found during the scenes were:

- Gaston did not throw Belles book into the mud (as seen in the 1991 film) instead he acted as though he had read something similar to what she was reading hoping to make Belle like him because he shared an interest

- The scene in the bar/tavern it was more diverse than the 1991 film. I found that there were more women and people of colour

- Gaston had not pressed Belle into corners of her home instead he had stayed outside her home but clearly made Belle uncomfortable. Grabbing on her skirt and forcing her up her steps lead her to forcefully say no and shut the door on Gaston. The same outcome was given but brought up in a slightly different way.

Overall I believe in the 2017 film Gaston understood that he needed to share interests and give strong reasons why Belle should marry him. (Showing Agatha on the streets, pretending he reads...etc.)

- Jocelyn Deneau

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Garson was a very negative emotion character, he was rude and mad all the time. He was very abusive and a bad person.
He was awful to her and was being toxic.

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In the 2017 movie, Gaston wasn't as rude or pushy but he was still very annoying.

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in 1991 the movie was a lot older and in 2017 it was a bit older and the prince changed a bit in the 2017 version, but he didn't really he still demanded belle to do everything for him.

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The original 1991 'Beauty and The Beast' clearly displays a self-absorb, judgmental, and persistent Gaston. We get to see Gaston barge into Belle's house with no invitation demanding her hand in marriage and totally pushing and pushing belle past her comfort zone but still persists. Another example is Gaston talking with Belle in the town square, he mentions the book she is readying saying, "you shouldn't read that what if you start to think" That very clearly is judging her for having an interest in knowledge and being informed as a woman. In the 1991 version of the song about how great Gaston is at the dining hall only address how Great he is and his accomplishment to cheer him up, being a prime example of his self-absorbed self.