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A Video Review

 In my class I was assigned to review the video which introduces about the Beauty and the Beast themed restaurant in Florida Disney Land.

https://youtu.be/x7jDJlE_iWM


In this video it features a lavish dining experience in the elegant ballroom, delicate Rose Gallery and mysterious "West Wing" of the Beast's Castle. The magnificent space offers "great food fast" lunch service by day and full-service table dining at night. Both experiences — themed to the story of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" — feature French-inspired cuisine.

I thought this video review was partisan because it was presented by Disney Travel Professionals. Although it was just a video introduces new restaurants, food and 3 types of room you can eat in restaurant.

This restaurant review was done by narrator using certain (key) words and phrases like "magic" because the restaurant was themed as Beauty and the Beast. Although the theme was fantasy however the base of this restaurant was featured with French-inspired cuisine.

I really liked the tone and speed that the narrator have explained about the restaurant.




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