It should be noted that by the end of the movie, Beast is only 21, and the curse lasted 10 years. So he was ONLY 11 when he was cursed by the Enchantress

Beast isn't just handsome and white, he's royalty. That's basically like being a celebrity in a Podunk place in France.

The Beast never kidnapped Belle, she offered to stay there. The actual kidnapping was of Maurice and so on this technicality, case dismissed

It could also be argued that Jafar could be slapped w/ a charge relating to him being creepy an attracted to Jasmine (who is canonically under 18). He DID attempt to wish that Jasmine was in love with him and didn't object to her fake flirting and kissing him.

"He shall smite the wicked, and plunge them into the fiery depths of hell" He couldn't be more right

Yeah the true criminal in Beauty and the Beast was the sorceress who turned the Beast into a beast simply because he was an asshole. Not helped by the fact that the timeline of the original story the prince was like 11 when he got cursed. Like seriously, and that terrible woman not only cursed him but turned all of the people in the castle into objects? (We actually see Beast as a kid getting cursed in the sequel animated movie from what I know.)

Wickedbinge should have given the Aladdin character penalties according to Sharia Law, because canonically the penalty for stealing in Agrabah is to have the hand with which you stole something cut off.

John Smith is called John Smith because that's the name of the real guy lol

I want someone to go through the movies and do an assessment of what, if any, crimes were committed and what the sentencing would be based on the laws of the time and country in which they occurred.

Uh......so we’re just supposed to ignore the historically inaccurate statement about the film of Beauty & The Beast taking place in the late 1700s when there were witch trials in France? The last recorded witch trial in any part of France was in 1745 and they were also trials regarding theft of church property. There were multiple people involved in the thefts and those that couldn’t be found guilty of theft directly, but had admitted to being involved, were sentenced to witch craft. Some were executed, some were exiled, and some were just given fines. 1745 isn’t exactly what most people would consider “the late 1700s”. Usually when dividing up a century early is the 00s and 10s and 20s and 30s, middle is the 40s and 50s and 60s, and late is the 70s and 80s and 90s. By the late 1700s in France the nation was either struggling economically, politically, or was in all out revolution. The authorities weren’t killing people due to witch craft (though there certainly was still a lot of executions for many other reasons). Also if this is the late 1700s, then Gaston’s attempt to murder a member of the First Estate would’ve resulted in the death penalty. The courts were literally run by the First Estate and Gaston isn’t a prince or holder of any peerages whereas the Beast is literally a prince. Then we get to Gazeem and apparently the narrator says he’s using US states’ laws? Umm...okay, then no state currently has laws making witch craft illegal and there are states that don’t have the death penalty. Also most states with the death penalty limit it to lethal injection, gas chamber, electric chair, or firing squad (or in my state we also have the use of nitrogen hypoxia although we’re the only state to have that). Also in the US, if a pet is involved in the commission of a crime, it’s euthanized. So not sure why this person thinks we would put a bird in prison. In the US, treason is punishable by death and treason is clearly defined in the US Constitution. Jafar wouldn’t get a life sentence and even if he just tried to overthrow a state’s government, he’d be tried in federal court because treason (of any government within the boundaries of the United States) is a federal offense. Since Ratcliff was a real person, you can actually learn about him. He definitely was not well liked by colonists and was viewed as being unnecessarily aggressive with the natives and mismanagement of resources, food, and money. Disney opting to make him a villain in Pocahontas is definitely taking a page from history itself. Ratcliff does die, but not at the hands of the colonists. He’s captured by a native tribe whom surviving colonists who escaped wrote had his clothing removed, he was tied to a large stake, he had his skin slowly cut off little by little from his body and put into a nearby fire, and then once they had removed all his outer layers of skin, they threw him the fire. Some historians aren’t sure how accurately we should take these accounts due to how negatively the colonists viewed him and how seemingly gleeful they told of his demise. But he was killed by a native tribe that he had broken promises with, been in conflict with, etc numerous times. Why is John Smith called John Smith? Because that was his actual name. He’s most well known in history for 1) mapping a lot of Virginia and the region of the US that’s called New England and 2) for advocating that England adopt the measures the French had with regards to the native tribes in the Americas by setting up trading posts and simply trading with them. Instead the English would adopt the Spanish model of aggression, enslavement, and land theft. Thus ultimately ignoring Smith, who at the time had had the most contact with the natives and took the time to learn from them about them and the New World. As for the sentencing of Frollo. Again, I guess we’re not going to be consistent with punishment, the narrator again makes a historical inaccuracy. He says that as the story takes place in the medieval period then Frollo could be punished by guillotine. Ummm....Dr. Joseph Guillotine wouldn’t invent the guillotine until 1789....which is part of the modern era, not the medieval era. The most common methods of capital punishment in medieval France were hanging or burning. Decapitation by sword was another method, but it was reserved only for the First Estate. Frollo is an archdeacon and thus a member of the Second Estate so couldn’t be decapitated this way. I really enjoyed your reaction to this video. You made it through it without much issue, though I agree that some sentences seemed too harsh or too light for the crimes. You seemed to have a better grasp at proscribing justice to these characters than the person who made the original. I think the film would’ve been better if the video author stuck to a standard for proscribing punishment and had researched a bit of history so as to not make historical errors in statements or having punishments seem haphazard. Like why would any of the US’s legal systems be used to proscribe punishment on characters that aren’t Americans nor committing their crimes when and where the US would have jurisdiction? Really strange to me. And since he’s using states’ laws...which states? And why those states? Great video reaction! Thanks for making and sharing it!!!

Lafou = La Fou = La Fool = The Fool. I was today years old when I realized this.

Jafar looked at the book of crimes and said yes

Pretty sure regicide and treason are punishable by death penalty, so I frankly disagree with the allegations and sentencing of Gaston... especially given the time period: can anyone say "Gunpowder Treason"?

Lifetime prison is way harder than the easy exit of death.

This feels like something MatPat would do, that would be very interesting actually seeing him try this for a few movies, maybe can even be a multi part thing, something to do ever so often

life in prison seems so much worse than the death sentence

The enchantress not only transformed the castle staff but erased the memories of the townsfolk.

I love your channel keep up the great stuff!

What about Alladin's crimes? He is a thief and faked his own identity

What are you talking about all Disney villains are sentenced for their crimes… Sentenced to death that is.

Treason is only a crime If you fail

They forgot Excommunication for frolo

Jafar should've had an additional charge of s**ual harassment for his treatment and behavior towards Jasmine.

Great reaction! We're working on Part 2 😀

Keep making great videos pat!!

In the case of Gazeem, in the US court system, 25 years is actually considered a "life sentence"

Did anyone else notice Frollo's inmate number was 666? Lol!

I carried chat to 2 wins tbh. Noticed when I wasn't in the first 2 streams chat failed but when I was in the next one they won twice?

Just from live, we caught a shiny and I dont know how we pulled that 😆

There's a channel called popcross studios. He has a series drawing Pokémon as SCPs. It's really fun and would make a cool watch.

Jafar was also a SORCERER IN THE MIDDLE EAST. Magic is a big no-no over there. Definitely death.

I have the feeling the makers of that video didn't really know how to use the word 'monsieur'.

Everyone in beauty and the beast should get the max sentence for being French

I write for WickedBinge and a couple of their side channels! Glad to see it get more recognition especially from channels as big as yours!

In french monsieur d'arque is pronounced monsieur dark

well beast being turned into a beast was his punishment for how terrible he was, idk if that was the enchantress's goal but it for sure was a way of teching him to become better

I’m surprised Aladdin didn’t make the list considering he’s literally thief, but compared to most of the other crimes on this list I guess it makes sense it didn’t make the cut

In some countries there are still laws against magic

Putting Iago on trial? What is this phoenix wright? Frollo did not go splat, he fell DIRECTLY into Hell

Came from the stream, I can't believe we actually found a shiny haha

great vid pat

This was really good

I mean, wasn't the beast a 12 year old when he got cursed? That'd probably pardone him of wrongly treating his subjects while in power right?

If we're trying this as if it went to court of law 2022 you would have to be able to find the bodies that the first guy in The Aladdin movie killed to prove that he killed them and more than likely they were buried in shallow Graves some animal came along ate up all the fun bits

The Beast should've go to jail

D’arque makes sense for a death penalty. His name is basically mr dark.

Disney bad that stream was mad

Who's here after the stream. That darned Beedrill

Iago looks to be based off a macaw parrot which means it can live up to 90yrs. Most of those in the "parrot" family can like like 20+ years defending on the species.

Maybe it's not magic but I heard Canada still has some laws against witchcraft

Im not sure but i think the asylum owner and frollo from hond have the same voice actor tony jay

Ummm, missing some sexual harassment there for Frollo

Who is the Worst Disney Character

Patterrz: Only 25 years?! Me: My cousins wife killed their infant daughter and got 2 years dude. American justice system sucks ass

Throughout this you sound like a lawyer ❤❤😂

If you believe Matt Pat's theory at the very oldest that the beast could have been when the enchantress came to him he was 11 years old that would be ausalt against a minor

10000 years in the cave of wonders should be enough to cool down!

I'm coming from your banger stream Pat!!!

I feel like a lawyer should have made this video, not these people..

So this is you reviewing another video? Okay you are making excellent points

Anyone realize that Patterz uses an old image for his thumbnail

Great video patterrz ❤️ from the United States 🇺🇸

1:04 is the best part

Wait the real question would what would your sentence be patterrz personally I would give you 69 years

Remember where you asked about which Kirby should play I say forgotten land

I was sent here unwillingly

Beast is a victim of the witch that cursed him. He was a minor

Beast killed a person ! That is a lot .

To be fair, the Burning at the Stake punishment is for places that deal with Killing Magic users Like, say The Witches of Salem

Just came from stream an named a shiny a ridculos name

Nice video

Do more of these

Yo someone get Legal Eagle on this lol

Theres another channel that does the same thing but it counts all the crimes as the movie goes and puts them in the end by mousait

Hello! From the stream!

The bee from the stream

amazing

Came from stream

from the stream

This has nothing to do with the video but I think you should do a reaction to the video Dogs in Love by Jello Apocalypse! It's a great pokemon coliseum video

came from stream

For dozen eggs

Hi from the stream

Please do part 2 and 3

Hi from the stream, I just got gifted by you

Can you watch and react to Why Rayquaza Wasn't Invited to the Primal Party | Gnoggin. It has amazing narrations i hope you enjoy it

w for kekw (wich it was me telling pat it looked like kekw)

Hi I come from the stream

Belles dad sent her to the beast not kidnapped

Ye

for gazin since aladin is probably in arabia he would surely have lost his hand since he's a thief, and maybe died to bacterial infection

From the stream

Sheeesh

You know Corolla like the last person his plate number was 666 that is Poetic Justice because like Christian and like a priest Poetic Justice

Bro that racist from saying that

Jaiden made a new Pokémon vide

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What about reacting to small ants pacifist run in pokemon

pat You should react to the new jaidenAnimations pokemon video

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