Nov 15, 2016 02:03 PM EST By Eileen De Santos, UniversityHerald Reporter

The official trailer for Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" live-In action movie was finally released and it did awaken the child in all of us. The trailer showed some favorite characters of all time.

The movie made waves when it released its first teaser trailer a couple of months ago. The video was viewed 91.8 million times in the first 24 hours, surpassing top grossing films such as "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," "Captain America: Civil War" and "Avengers: Age of Ultron," E! Online reported.

It started by giving a background about the "Beast" and his family by showing a portrait of the prince as a young boy and his parents. Then emerge a scene where Belle's father was caught by the Prince trying to pick some white roses from his garden. Eventually, Belle (Emma Watsons) tried to look for her father and found her way into the castle. That's when she and Beast (Dan Stevens) formally met.

It was explained that there were some twist in Watson's character for "Beauty and the Beast." First, she's the inventor and not her father, Maurice. The trailer showed that she can hold on her own when she tries to fend herself against the wolves.

The trailer also gave us a glimpse of Mrs. Potts (Emma Thompson), Cogsworth The Clock (Ian McKellen), Lumiere The Candlestick (Ewan McGregor), which is magical to say the least. Of course, let's not forget the teacup named Chip (Nathan Mack).

Gaston (Luke Evans) was also shown in the trailer leading a group of villagers plotting to kill Beast because he wants Belle for himself. Of course, the magnificent ballroom where Belle is wearing an enchanting yellow gown while dancing with the Beast. According to Entertainment Weekly, hundreds of artist worked on that ballroom to bring it to life and captures the essence that it has in the animated version of the film.

Of course, there are some detail that are not included in the trailer such as how and when will Belle and the human form of Beast will finally meet.

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