The Hunchback of Notre Dame

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I saw this cartoon when I was a kid , but am sorry for the boy for loosing the damsel to handsome guy no one ways to be with a hunch man

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A deformed bell-ringer (Tom Hulce) must assert his independence from a vicious government minister in order to help his friend, a gypsy dancer (Demi Moore). The Second Golden Age of Disney was roughly 1989-1992 (give or take), and "Hunchback" was a little late to the party, coming in around the same time as "Pocahontas". Not sure what happened here. The heroines are not as memorable, the songs are not as good (the song about hellfire is a questionable choice). There also seems to be some sort of reclaiming going on, changing the characters from the original story enough that they are now heroes and there is a romance. Some might think this is one of the better 90s Disney films. But for me, it falls between the cracks and can probably stay there.

The touching story of the lonely, disfigured bell ringer of Notre Dame, this is one of Disney's finer movies. While it is a musical, the music is original, emotional, and inspirational. Also, the music adds the trademark Disney Charm. I find this movie to be different from every other Disney movie. It certainly delves deeper into the love lives of the characters. The song "Hellfire" almost earned the movie a PG rating for its lyrics and the animation shown during the song. It is the only Disney song I can think of that directly references lust. All in all, the movie is original but still retains the famous Disney charm that enables it to capture the hearts of children and adults everywhere.

Disney generally makes movies for kids,but when they plunge into the darkness and decide to explore the recesses of the human psyche,they do a great job-BEAUTY AND THE BEAST is proof of that. HUNCHBACK is directed by the same guys who directed BATB and it is indeed a study in shadow,a look at innocence and evil. Tony Jay does an absolutely great job as Frollo. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST is the better film,but HOND is also extremely good,though several songs easily could've been excised("A Guy Like You" is the worst.) I have read Hugo's novel several times, and I'm not sure how I feel about their treatment of it. Also,in the Trivia section,it says that Belle can be seen during "Out There." That's not Belle. I once read an article-I don't remember who they were interviewing-but she said that that is Belle's great-great grandmother.

This movie is dark, dramatic and if a live-action remake is made, I hope Zack Snyder makes it. Characters are memorable and this movie is underrated. This flick is emotional, and Esmeralda is the heart of the movie.

This is by far the best animated Disney picture of the modern era. The only other one that comes close is Beauty and the Beast. The score is wonderful and the animation is breathtaking.