As its March premiere date draws closer, Disney has been releasing more and more promos for its upcoming live-action adaptation of "Beauty and the Beast." The most recent one, featuring more of Emma Watson's singing voice, debuted over the Golden Globes weekend.

Fans already got a small taste of Watson delivering her rendition of "Something There" before 2016 ended. And while there was some trepidation over the actress' singing abilities, the clip has certainly silenced her critics.

The new promo that premiered over the weekend also features Watson singing. This time, however, she is singing "Belle (Reprise)." Apart from some old footage previously seen in other promos and trailers, the clip does offer new scenes, including one that sees Watson in character singing in a beautiful pasture.

Last week, another TV spot for "Beauty and the Beast" debuted. The 30-second video showcases the Beast, played by Dan Stevens, this time around. His more charming side is featured, as he takes advice from the castle's animated objects.

"What if she is the one who'll break the spell?" Ewan McGregor's Lumiere asks as the Beast paces around. "You must charm her."

"Be gentle," the candelabra advises. "Kind," Emma Thompson's Mrs. Potts continues. "Sweet," Sir Ian McKellen's Cogsworth chimes.

And as Lumiere asks the Beast to smile, they are instead frightened by his chops. The clip also features the Beast saving Belle from a pack of wolves, and the conversation that follows.

"I never thanked you for saving my life," Belle says. "I never thanked you for not leaving me to be eaten by wolves," the Beast replies, much to Belle's amusement.

The hype surrounding the upcoming film is only building with each passing day. There is no doubt that Disney will continue to promote "Beauty and the Beast." In fact, the Disney Store has already put out a Belle doll inspired by Watson's likeness. However, the doll hasn't been received well due to its lack of resemblance to the "Harry Potter" alum.

"Beauty and the Beast" will premiere on March 17.