Recently,  Disney released its third and final trailer for Beauty and the Beast, and there are so many similarities between the live action version and the 1991 animated version. Check out the images comparing the two versions below.

Beauty and The Beast will be in theaters March 17!

In the 1991 version, Belle’s cottage looked quaint, but a bit lopsided. It also looks lilke there is a tree growing out of that basement. 

In the live action version, Belle’s house is still pretty quaint. It also looks like it’s located more in the center of the town.

Belle may be the prettiest bookworm in all of literary history. She can’t even put down a book as she walks through the town.

Emma Watson as Belle recreated this scene. I don’t know if I’d be able to concentrate on what I was reading while walking.

During this scene of the 1991 film, Belle talks about her favorite book and many believe she was referring to Aladdin. 

A lot of scenes from the live action remake look identical to the animated version. She almost looks like Hermoine in the Hogwarts library in this shot. 

Animated Gaston was a raging narcissist who enjoyed talking to his own reflection. Gotta admit though ... he did have a pretty mean jawline. 

Luke Evans as Gaston is still pretty unbearable. One scene from the trailer was identical to the animated version with how Gaston praised himself in the mirror. But, you have to admit … Luke Evans is pretty handsome.

Maurice, Belle’s father, is a pretty short, portly guy, which almost makes you wonder how he produced Belle. She is seriously like a foot taller than him. 

In the new version, Maurice is played by Kevin Kline. Like the 1991 version, he is an inventor and gets locked up by the Beast after he attempted to steal a flower off of his property.

The scene where Belle and the Beast play in the snow from the animated version was pretty cute. I hope they do a good job recreating it in the new version.

This photo from the snow scene looks pretty similar to the original. Belle’s outfit looks almost identical. And Emma looks just too pretty. 

The Lumiere from the animated version was one suave candlestick holder. He can melt my wax any day. Sorry, I don't even know what I meant by that. 

The live action Lumiere is more like a little statue of a man than a real candlestick holder. Ewan McGregor voices the French appliance in the new film.

Chip from the animated version was such a little sweetheart. Also, his mama, Mrs. Potts was just the nicest teapot ever.

The scene where Chip performed the trick of blowing bubbles for Belle was replicated to a T in the new movie. But you know what I always wondered? When all the appliances get turned back into humans, is Chip missing a piece of his head? 

In the animated version, Cogsworth had a very pronounced face and had visible expressions. He sort of looked like the Chesire Cat from Alice in Wonderland. 

In the live action version, Cogsworth (voiced by Ian McKellen) sort of just looks like a regular clock. He doesn’t seem to have the same lively face as the original Cogsworth.

The most recognizable scene from the original is hands down the ballroom scene. So I hope the live action version can live up to it.

The creators behind the live action version seem to have done a pretty good job with the ballroom scene. The clothing looks great. Belle’s dress looks almost identical to the original film.

Here’s to hoping the new movie will be as magical as the original. (Editor's note: IT BETTER!)