"The tale as old as time continues. As Disney's new live-action version of Beauty and the Beast hits screens, the editors of Entertainment Weekly deliver a lushly illustrated insider's look at the film - costumes, castle sets, the Beast's incredible special effects - plus a history of the making of the original 1991 animated classic. Full of stunning photos and interviews with Emma Watson (Belle), Dan Stevens (Beast) and more from the new cast, as well as with the stars and creators of the Oscar-nominated original, including Angela Lansbury, Robbie Benson and composer Alan Mencken. Foreword by director Bill Condon."--Provided by publisher.

With interviews, behind the scenes details, and the history of the original Disney animated movie, Entertainment Weekly presents an in-depth guide to the live-action remake of Beauty and The Beast.

The editors of Entertainment Weekly Magazine present Aladdin.

The world of Harry Potter had grown deeply meaningful for those who came of age using Hogwarts's four houses as shorthand for personality types and seeing the shadow of Voldemort in real-world acts of oppression. For them, Harry Potter is not just a series of books and movies and merchandise but a way of sortingright from wrong that they can remember and draw on for the rest of their lives. For countless readers, Platform 93/4 has served as a gateway into a world in which conflicts between good and evil unfold not in the distant past but the here and now. But it's also doubled as an invitation to explore a long tradition of fantasy literature, fable, folklore and myth, a tradition in which Harry and his friends are now ensconced. Like Oz and Narnia before it, it's a world destined not only to enchant one generation of readers but to be passed down from one to the next. There's magic in that that nothing can undo.

Entertainment Weekly Magazine presents Captain Marvel.