That was the coldest shit he could have said after murdering a mother of an infant baby in front of a church. Then how he said "Just like your gypsy mother" at the end. He was a villan the moment I heard his voice.

SANCTUARY PLEASE GIVE UP SANCTUARY That part was just more sad

Judge Frollo was sure a heartless, nasty badass, but that was what made him so cool if you ask me.

@@josephmarrison4606 what made him cool to me was how realistic he was almost paralleling similar historical figures

And this is in the first 5 minutes! When I think of Hunchback I think of Frollo

(my opinion) id say not the best but one of the best

@@kurtyhumchietonelada4784 what do you think is the best?

@@-maquia- circle of life(lion king) but bells of the notre dame is second

thats undisputed

@@-maquia- Gospel Truth, Hercules

Yea it was awesome

Same. It must have been phenomenal!

First film I ever saw at the cinema at the age of 6, remember being blown away by scene of Paris on fire, and crying my eyes out for reasons I didn’t really understand at ‘Sanctuary! Sanctuary! Sanctuary!’

Yes, this intro was preposterously impressive, as was the scene where Frolo sings to the fire about Esmerelda. These two are some of my favourite scenes ever

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Completely agree.

I believe by then was when the Academy had to change the rules because Menken had one every year before this movie. Pocahontas came before Hunchback and that was the last Oscar he won.

The 95% mostly because of A Guy Like You right? right...

This soundtrack is amazing 100% agree

@@TheHManShow So basically voter fatigue?

Truly spinechilling, was going to say the exact same thing.

IKR??

SAME it’s so intense but amazing none the less

Paul Kandel did a phenomenal job of voicing and singing as Clopin!!!

I always feel the same in that part ❤️

Jane Eger double meanings galore

The man is Quasimodo and the Monster is Frollo.

Went full circle. That's good music writing

When i was a kid, i heard "A tale of a man and his master"

Let's not forget the ending reprise: "What makes a monster, and what makes a Man?"

Which was also Stephen Schwartz. (This time, music AND lyrics and not just lyrics.)

I just came from that song thinking the same thing. Both excellent and spine chilling openings, they're both such powerful songs.

I would say the opening to Anastasia is a close second ;)

There both so good

Phuong Nguyen LITERALLY WHAT I WAS THINKING

And his death scene is one of the all-time greats...and not just for a Disney movie.

I think this warrants a live action version.

Disney gave up on art and storytelling for pure cash grabs and we’ll never get anything like this era again. Tragic.

@@yardz876 Don't tempt them. They'd make Quasimodo into a gender fluid who has to constantly be rescued by a Mary Sue Esmerelda who's somehow a master combatant and Phoebus into a total cuck who worships at her feet.

well said

My favorite part of the song “who is the monster and who is the mannn” 😂😂

@@knifelovingrogue it does

That's sublime

Does Clopin's badass high note at the end seriously get anyone else. *Bells of Notre DAME!* Sounds absolutely insane.

@matteo.parzanese LOL

that line gave me chills because the priest is calling out frollo in front of God and his church

Nor hide what you've done from the Eyes The very Eyes of Notre Dame Considering Notre Dame means Our Lady, referencing Mary, the Archdeacon isn't personifying the cathedral or speaking figuratively, he is literally saying you can't hide from the eyes of Mary.

really conveys the feeling of "NOW YOU'RE FUCKED"

I have been thinking, when the archdeacon catches Frollo and calls him out, you sly dog you. Ha, you committed a crime on holy ground. I didn't think about that when this came out.

It's even better in French, he says "Go tell your lies to your minions, so they can praise the purity of your soul, but you will never hide you guiltiness to the holy eye of Notre Dame" (well imo it's better. But the "he saw corruption everywhere except within" is badly translate so Idk which version I prefer)

*Notre-DamE ;)

I love how Frollo calls for the virgin Mary to “give him sanctuary” later in the film - where he was the one who was about to drown a baby, while the statue depicting Mary is her, protectively holding her baby.

Ha 420 no but fr that scene made even ME horrified even though I haven’t done anything that comes even remotely close to the horrors Claude Frollo has committed

I also understood it as God is watching because Notre Dame is a church and considered holy ground so you can never hide from God.

Not just panned to them. All of the eyes were looking directly at him as well if I remember right. Granted that was over 20 years ago I don't remember.

Actually, he did have to sing it like that. Stephen Schwartz is the king of belting, and wrote the lyrics that way.

@@ChienaAvtzon Schwartz only wrote the lyrics, the composition was Alan Menken's doing.

Especially in the ending.

It gets me every time I hear it. It just hits that musical sweet spot... 😇❤️‍🔥

He's my fav character honestly

The Princess and the Frog was actually pretty good, with the concept of black magic and dealing with evil spirits. Dr. Facilier's death was one of the darkest I've seen, but it was kinda funny too.

mtman318 well it did flop in a sense

mtman318 The dark tone and the social/religious/sexual questions it rolls up? Surely not. But it is not Disney's fault. BUT! Luckily, Disney (Pixar) still can make complex movies that offer just as much for adults as for chilldren - or even more. For example Up!, Wall-E, Inside Out.

William R Your icon perfectly fits your comment!

+William R my friend, you have tact. lol

exactly , above all when frollo is suppoused to be the priest

That's like my favorite line of this song

That's why this movie underrated in my opinion. Because of its moral message, even applying to those who *seem* right on the outside

His high note at the end will never fail to amaze me. That high note sounds like insanity. *Bells of Notre DAME!* Pure brilliance.

@@phillipdannyjohnston8506 archdeacon

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Oh my gosh you're right!

Yees, me too😍😍😍

no the chorus of hellfire is the bells of notre dame

800 years, 8,000, it matters not. Notre Dame will fall like every other building one day. Still looks pretty cool.

@@kenjikune2565 the pyramids: 🙂

@@kaorinyuuki5099 What about them? They've all been looted & are now only used as tourist attractions. I'd give them a few more millenia.

@@kenjikune2565 you're gonna be excited when I tell you how it burned down

@@kenjikune2565 Looted, but still standing.

And today I was able to actually hit it!

Nice one! Proud of you, stranger upon the internet 😊

@@TheJoukai that's awesome!

I love singing it

But can you sing the high note from the choir here 3:31

Disney is more focused on quantity nowadays rather than quality, to increase profits

Moana had a pretty epic opening...

@- Fú - Tangled and Moana are both great in my opinion

Because religion offends everyone.

someone neutered Disney.

空白 I appreciate this

Clopin is a neat character.

Bless you, my dude

What does the intro part translate to?

@@toonkid5196 Someday, someday, God speed This bright millennium Let it come someday

No disputing that

It shouldn’t be surprising. It’s a sacred movie.

Chilling right?

still pretty dark for disney

@@shortstory.8120 It really is.

Victor Hugo himself started lightening the story long before this. Look up "La Esmerelda."

Victor Hugo’s copy is very dark and probably my favorite book

The original book was actually written to draw attention to gothic architecture so it makes sense Disney changed it a lot. It was also really graphic.

holy - that is such a raw line - thank you for sharing!!?

I'd also really love to mention that,once again in the greek dub,Frollo is reffered to as "the enemy of notre dame", and yk what, someone else latinised and translated the lyrics literally,let me just copy and paste, oh btw I added in the part where Clopin and the puppet are talking, everything else is by that other random stranger lol) Na, to Parisi ksipnaei ksana sta skalia tis Panagias (Here, Paris wakes up again at the stairs of Notre dame) Psarades psarevoun fournarides psinoun sta skalia tis Panagias (Fishermen fish, bakers bake, at the stairs of Notre Dame) Oi megales kabanes vrontane, oi mikres tragoudane glika (The big bells thunder, the smalls sing sweetly) Kai afti i mousiki eine i idia i psihi tis palias.. tis megalis Panagias (And this music is the same soul of the old... of the big Notre Dame) /|\ Back at the theater wagon /|\ "Akooste,panemorfos ihos,ti orea melothia,posa sinesthimata.." (Listen,beautiful sound..what a great melody,how many emotions..) "Giati ops xerete,den htipoun apo monew toos." (But as you know,they don't ring by themselves.) "Ohi?" (No?) "Ohi,anorime." (No,immature one.) "Eki pano,psila,psila sto skotino kabanario,zi o mistiriodeis kabanokoostis." (Up there,high,high in the dark bell tower,lives the mysterious bellringer.) "Pio ine afto to plasma?" (Who is this creature?) "Pio!" (Who!) "Pos ine?" (How is it?) "Pos!" (How!) "Ti kani taha eki pano?" (What is it doing up there?) "Ti!" (What!) "Papse!" (Stop!) "Ahh.." (Ahh..) "Sas to lei o Clopinos,itan mia fora enas adras,ke ena teras.." (Clopin's telling you,there was once a man,and a monster.." Mauro skotadi eixe pesei ston molo sta skalia tis Panagias (Black darkness, had fallen on the pier at the stairs of Notre dame) Nati tsigannoi skies pou glistroun sta stena tis geitonias (Here gypsies, shadows that slip in the alleys of the neiborhood) Omos kapios tous stinei pagida, enas agrios, kakos dikastis (But someone sets them a trap, a brutal, evil judge) Mia morfi san grothia, siderenia, varia, san tou exthrou o dikastis Frolo tou exthrou tis Panagias (A shape like a fist, iron, heavy, like the enemy- judge Frolo- the enemy of Holy Mary/Notre Dame) O Claude Frolo dikastis kritis tou kosmou autou (Claude Frolo, judge, ruler of this world) Kinigaei pantou tin diafora ektos eaftou (hunts everywhere the corruption, except from himself) "Ferte auta ta parasita sto megaro tis dikaiosinis" (Bring these parasites in the hall of judgment) "Esi ekei! Na do ti kriveis! Klopimaia sigoura, partis ta amesws" (You there! Lemme see what you hide! Stolen goods for sure, take them immediately To skaei... ( She runs...) "Doste mou asylo, sas parakalo!" (Give me sanctuary, please!) "Ena vrefos? Ah, ti asximo!" (An infant? Ah, how ugly!) "Mh! - Fonakse o iereas- Einai enas frixtos daimonas, ton stelno piso stin Kolasi, opou anikei" (Don't! - Shout the priest- It is a hideous demon, I'm sending him in Hell, where he belongs) "Exises aima athoon anthropon, sta skalia tis Panagias"( You spilled blood of innocent people, at the stairs of Notre Dame) "Eimai athoos, epraksa to sosto" (I'm innocent, I did right) "Thes na skotoseis kai touto to vrefos sta skalia tis Panagias" (You wanna kill and this infant, at the stairs of Notre Dame) "Exw kathari sinidisi!"( I have clean conscience!) "O eautos sou mporei na to antexei na sou leei pos den exei enoxes, ma pote den tha vreis pouthena na krifteis, ap to vlemma, ap tin matia tis Panagias" (Yourself may endure it, telling you you have no guilts, but you will never find anywhere to hide, from the sight, from the gaze of Notre Dame) Kai gia proti tou fora o agrios dikastis, eniose pos kapou iparxei o anotatos kritis.. (And for hia 1st time the ruthless judge, felt like somewhere exists the ultimate judge/ruler) "Ti prepei na kanw?"(What must I do?) "Frontise to paidi, san na tane diko sou"(Take care of the child, like it was yours) "Pos?! Thes na mou fortoseis auto to teras? As einai... tha zisei omos mazi sou stin ekklisia" (How? You want to burden me this monster? Let it be... He will however live with you in the church) "Na zisei edo? Pou? (Live here? Where?) " Opou thes.. Zise edw kala krimmenos san se filaki. Sto kabanario mporei.. O Theos pos tha ta ferei.. pote den ksereis.. I frixti morfi sou isws tha mou xreiastei, kapoia stigmi... "( Wherever you want... Live here, good hidden like in prison. In the bell tower maybe... How God will bring it.. You never know... Your hideous shape maybe be in use for me.. Some moment...) And Frolo, edwse sto paidi ena fovero onoma, tin leksi pou simainei dismorfos.. Kouasimodos... (And Frolo, gave the child a despicable name, the wors that means disfigured... Quasimodo...) Na exo ena enigma gia olous se sas sta skalia tis Panagias (Here I got an enigma, for all of you at the stairs of Notre Dame) Poios einai Aggelos poios Satanas ( Who is an Angel and who a Satan) Kai ixoun pantou kabanes stin kardia tos Panagiaaaaas ( And sounds everywhere bells in the heart of Notre Daaaame

rhyu dao the very eyes of Notre Dame

*KYRIE ELISON!!* And for one time in his life Of POWER and CONTROL *KYRIE ELISON!!!* Frollo felt a twinge of *fear* For his immortal soul....

the priest has such a *powerful* voice, I love it so much

Sooooooo many goosebumps...

Still epic to this day

I don't even think "A Guy Like You" is a bad song, it just feels out of place with the AMAZING songs like "The Bells of Notre Dame" "Out There" "God Help the Outcasts" and "Hellfire."

JJdaPK "a guy like you" isn't a bad song. It's just not very useful plot wise.

I kinda think it's a tie between this and the Hercules soundtrack. That shit is real.

I agree. This is Broadway material. The music still gives me goosebumps and reminds me of my love for church music and how it can get right to your soul. I love the lion king soundtrack as well but it doesnt compare to the beauty of the bells of Notre Dame

God help the outcasts, out there, hellfire, this song. No Disney song is as beautiful or causes such emotion!

Agreed

I can hit that note since I am a coloratura soprano, which is a rare female voice that you don't hear very often. It takes a lot to hit that note, but it can be done. As a Catholic, I love this film and the musical that combines the book with the songs from the film. No matter how many times I sing this song with the others from the film or the musical, I get chills every time. But that is more than enough to tell you how good the song is. 😄

Same....the narrator hits a top D at the end as well....I was studying to be an opera singer at the time and tried many times to get it. Half killed myself lol.

Same!❤

I come back to this song like once a month just to hear that high d. Straight up toe-curling.

Paul Kandel! He's amazing

@@sschweg08 I found a podcast recently where he said it took a whole year of practice to be able to hit that note and damn, I was even more impressed. They threw this song at the poor musicians halfway through production not even knowing if they would be able to do it and they NAILED it.

@@StaysAndStories that's FASCINATING omg!!

@@StaysAndStories what podcast if I may ask?

@@sschweg08 www.dizradio.com/dod/DOD_1_7_2016.mp3 It's kind of a shame that they used a different mix at the end of the soundtrack version that doesn't blend the different voices together as well as in the movie and highlight that note, but MAN do I appreciate that one soprano singing a whole octave above him so much more now

It's just.......heavenly! Ehhhhh?

Why thank you I know the person

@@hydracdxv What's their name?

@@TigerPrawn_ Its the guy who plays Clopin I think

I may be wrong on this, but I heard that's Paul Kandel himself.

Edward Probst I’ve loved this story for years and I come back here

Once I saw on the news that Notre Dame was on fire, all I thought of was Quasi screaming "Santuary!"... Came back to the soundtrack as soon as I was able to. Prayers to Notre Dame 🙏

Yup

KZfaq just happened to recommend this to me when the fire started

Me!! Since Monday night...

Price of Egypt... That a boy/girl

KipperTheArt Stephen Schwartz, he is THE MAN!

KipperTheArt exactly! both of them were composed by the same person. Stephan Schwartz should have done more scores

KipperTheArt Amen!! :D

KipperTheArt Couldn't agree more!!

I know I never will. This music shaped me as a human.

Same

When she's rebuilt, the place will shine as beautifully as ever. As sad as it is to lose the history that comes with the ceiling and the forest, the bell towers and much of the other parts of the building from original structure built centuries ago still stand. The mixture of modern and historical pieces of the building will also only add to its lure as the spire had existed for less than half its history before it burnt down. This is just another chapter in the long and storied history of Notre Dame,

Hey fellow parisian. I imagined the grand re-opening day as soon as I saw the fire. It greatly helped to cope with the "upset". Actually I don't understand how anyone could be that saddened: that big ol' church is immortal! I secretely hoped one chunck of the wall would collapse, so we could really use the word "re-build". That was just a flesh wound! I mean a wood wound on France's soul! Still, we'll meet on opening day! Hope the bells will cover the cheers!

My prayers and postive thoughts and energy go to you and the city of Paris forever

Im not a very religious person but God bless you guys in Paris and all over France, I cried for Notre Dame when I saw the news. Her glory will be restored and she will shine as bright as ever when she is restored❤

I can't wait to see beautiful Notre Dame rebuilt. She's wounded now, but still hanging on, and she's got good people looking after her. I love modern skyscrapers and consider buildings like Notre Dame to be their living ancestors, who showed the way forward for all that we know now, in terms of engineering. I was horrified when I woke up after a long night shift and saw the news, and thought for sure that we were going to lose that precious building. Imagine my relief when word came out that she was saved, and even her stained glass windows had survived, along with so many of her other treasures.

I can as well 😊 I sing in a tribute band for Judas Priest and I can match Rob Halford's range very well all the way up to a C6

Oh god yes^^

That soprano too tho!!

it brings tears to my eyes every goddamn time.

TheDeceivingHeart while I love the movie I don’t watch it too often. I do happen to be watching it this moment😂 such a funny coincidence to get that notification right now

The climax I just 👌

He was like "Daaaaaaaaaaaaaame! ' and I went" Damn!"

I fucked around on my guitar and the best note I could find was a D on the high E string. Are you fucking kidding me?!? 😂 THIS MAN IS A LEGEND

Honestly that jester needs more appreciation

@@abbymorrison3097 Sure that's not just someone else in the choir - i don't think it's the main singer...

While its on fire

Jajajajaja, and say: Norte Drame

It’s ironic that the main theme is attributed to a Disney villain song

That man can sing higher than I can

You are correct, sir

Yep

I think that honor goes to Tarzan actually.

@@infini.tesimo that was more phill collins win

4 years late, but no. Same movie, actually. Two words Hell Fire

The endings to almost every song in this movie are so powerful I can't pull it off, no matter how much I wanna impress people by shouting "bells of NOTRE DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAME!!!"

try putting holy water in your lungs maybe it'll work i never actually really tried but i heard someone did it

+Spike Garland . . . You just aren't trying hard enough. ::winks::

+Millennia0007 It makes every hair on my body stand on end, and a tingling sensation course through every vein in my being.

You need to listen to the end of this number in the French version then, one of the sustained notes in the chord has a little more emphasis and makes it even more powerful. Search for "Le Bossu de Notre Dame - Les Cloches de Notre Dame" and click the on the video with the same thumbnail as this, skip to the end, you won't be disappointed.

I didn't see it as a child but I know a lot of the deeper, darker themes would have been lost on me if I had. Watching it now is unnerving.

Merlyn Pyndragon actually I never saw it until I was 14. I loved it. my mom didn't like this movie, or anastasia. I just recently got to watch them. I love them both now, and the music in this blew me away.

I love this movie but I would also say that The Black Cauldron is pretty scary for a Disney movie.

The book was so depressing and sad

Jaden Omega Pinocchio is the darkest. Trust me try it now. 👊🏽

Who the monster? The men call Dad, Who the men? The people bulling :D

This song is part of our marching band's halftime show. Does that count?

LiveatAurburnstudios Well... it's a start

I like how he use "Dies Irae" - like mozart and verdi.

How about those pipes on Clopin? That was quite a powerful High note at the end.

Shachar Har-Shuv Yeah, I like that one too

Right! And then at 3:37 the actual dies irae hymn plays for a second in the trombones and bells! Such a great piece in its music theory choices

it means day of wrath

I love how they used this music here, because it is talking about the judgement day, when Jesus will judge us humans, but on this movie it's implying that Frollo is the "judge" (and he is a judge, haha!)

Dies means day. Deus means god, or "deity", which literally descended from the latin "deus".

Perfect analysis, except that _Diēs Īrae_ means literally 'the Day of Wrath', not exactly 'God's Wrath'... although it is evidently God's wrath, this specific line doesn't explicitly state that yet; it comes later in the chant.

+Erick Pan-Cho Oh I know Disney would be a lot more awesome if they went back to this style

It seems that disney was more mature during our childhood. Then suddenly went to a coddling posture after. Strange.

Very weird....I never realy noticed as a child,and they say Disney is never dark.

A lot of the cartoons we watched as kids had dark moments.

Although there r people wo don't see them and they just think Disney's for kids

The voice of Clopin Trouillefou throughout the film, both spoken and song, puppet and man is Paul Kandel.

@@Stitchthecat4 they picked a great person for clopin

Zootopia has a whole theme about racism (i see this comment was made before that movie came out though)

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"SANCTUARY PLEASE GIVE US SANCTUARY" (I have my volume all the way up the entire song)

Stop using my Savior's name in vain.

That note he sings at the end with the soprano is just incredible!

Listen Polish version, belive me, its worth it.

indeed

Better than CoL for sure.

CoL?

İts the best Definately !!!

Nothing else compares!

This sis so true

Why did the Archdeacon think that was a good idea, again?

@@dig-daegstudios2340 He made him raise his son as a way to repay his sin for killing someone (Quasi’s mother) on God’s sacred ground.

@@dig-daegstudios2340he did this to see if the judge is willing to repent for literal murder on the holy grpunds

It didn't completely burn down. The bell towers and front facade is still intact along with the inside of the building but the roof is almost completely gone. It is still very sad :(

@@linkfan160 Oh really? That's great news! I didn't know they were able to salvage any of the building. Thanks for correcting me

@@morgan595 Even more good news; the statues on top were removed last week for repair and during the blaze, the priests and emergency crew rescued relics and art and the stained glass windows have survived, including the famous rose windows such as the one Esmeralda stands beneath during God Help the Outcasts.

Katrynna Rochelle do you think they will try to recreate the spire or will they add their own touch to make it a mix of ancient and modern

@@makaylareitman1232 Interestingly, the spire itself was a "mix of ancient and modern", since the spire that was destroyed was built in the 19th century, hundreds of years after the cathedral was originally built. I think because we're looking at Notre-Dame de Paris through the lens of 850 years of history, we sometimes forget all the changes it already has undergone over all that time. While I personally dislike the idea of adding something ultra-modern and completely different from the rest of the architecture, I try to remind myself that the cathedral has always been an ever-evolving work of art.

I believe they will bounce back, but we don't know when. Remember Disney's history is cyclical. They are in a slump rn.

Funnily I think you'll find many people who say that Hunchback was a giant fall from grace for Disney, despite the incredible opening. Things are MUCH worse today that your comment may let on.

It's even worse once you read the art concept book and realized that they completely blew it. The original ideas for Wish would of made for a fantastic movie to celebrate 100 years of Disney. But they let politics get in the way and as a result, Wish was ruined. Now fans are using the art concept book to make their own Wish remakes.

2019: I'm free, I'm free! 2020: ..Dang it!

@@lucyxd9059 Lol XD

@@LilDemona XDD

@@lucyxd9059 XD

@@armandocastaneda5310 XD

He kinda scare me but yeah he is a cool Disney Villain ties with my other fave villains

@@annawoodman4556 don't you mean, "be prepared" to kill?

frollo is the best okay he just is

Of course he is. He was a real man with real motives for behaving the way he did. In an era when man was devoted to God, and religion mandated no man of God could take a wife, how that mortal battles with his primal desires. He's a robust and complex character whose complexity is based in real life, and I think that's what makes him such a compelling character.

He’s the most realistic. He isn’t an evil witch or a scheming god, he’s a man. A man who is racist and self righteous, believing those he deems below him to be nothing but scum and vermin and believing that he is in the right. And then he’s also lustful and ironically amoral for someone claiming to be always in the right. He’s far more close to home than the other villains, you can find people like him in the real world.

Lion King was my favorite movie growing up and I absolutely adore its soundtrack. But after growing up and understanding music better, I can agree that this soundtrack is criminally underrated. It is so powerful. It's secretly now my new favorite Disney soundtrack

+Sofia Nishimura Well, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, Pocahontas, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, Mulan, Tarzan, Home of the Rage (Heard this Disney movie yet?), Enchanted, and Tangled.

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Him and Stephen Schwartz they need to put in a bubble.

@RosePetalProductions He's the guy who composed all the music for those movies

He's composing for Enchanted 2!

And what was the last great Disney intro before this film came out?

+Doctor Cragmire (Dr. Cragmire) Why, that's easy... The Lion King

+Elijah Anderson AH ZABENYA Or is it... The Bells of Notre Dame!

+Elijah Anderson Nah, Beauty and the Beast.

don't forget about the prince of egypt. that's great too

It's actually held by the narrator as well

Yes. It was insane

@@PRsweetness It's an amazing feat.

Late comment but dude, right?!

@Anna Marfa Just because you're a dude doesn't mean you can't sing high notes

that's some Montserrat Caballé stuff right there

As a first soprano, I can truly appreciate this marvel. Especially with someone that has such a broad octave range! Truly magnificent.

Snape-Itachi el “Disney have the best morals...” Dude. No.

Snape-Itachi, the line in the reprise at the end is more powerful, in my opinion. "So here is a riddle to guess if you can, sing the bells of Notre Dame. WHAT makes a monster and what makes a man?"

Too dark for typical Disney Audiences, too light for honest to God Victor Hugo fans.

I loved it when i was a kid, and i love it now! If you look away from the childish factors, it's a great movie for adults too :D

This and Pocahontas really don't get the credit they deserve imo.

the music in this is just faboo, it was the first disney ost i ever bought and i used to listen to it all over and over alan menken is a god

thelouisfanclub And don't forget Stephen Schwartz! He wrote the freakin' lyrics!

Cause people got too sensitive.

Parents don't want their children to see the harshness of the world too early

Because they prefer to be more subtle with mature themes so they don't scare kids.

Change in demographics

oh wow. I stand correct.

Ricky Smith Enchanted and Chicken Little were Disney.

Oh, and don't forget Stephen Schwartz! He wrote the freakin' lyrics!

Ricky Smith Ok! Calm down! You've clarified that.

You don't need to take that tone... Even though I can't hear the way you're saying it.

+The Dynast Queen I saw this at the premiere in New Orleans in the Superdome. I won four tickets and took my hubby, my godchild who was three or four at the time and one of my sisters. I only wish they would have premiered the Princess and the Frog from here since it is about NO. I love this movie, and yes, it is very underrated. I have the soundtrack and the movie.

Never saw dis movie

+Ava Daniel-Johnson I don't understand why it didn't premiere in, i don't know, Paris. I know New Orleans is well known for it's French heritage but i'm just saying.

+The Dynast Queen I had the exact same experience!

+Ava Daniel-Johnson no way! really? how old were you when you won those tickets and we're you lucky?

I know! The voices of the choir is so powerful!

Birch Yesss, especially Frollo's. That beautiful bass is like no other in the Disney universe.

vbacs22 Hilariously, Tony Jay, Frollo's voice actor, also played a character in Beauty and the Beast. The guy Gaston goes to to get Belle's father thrown into the asylum. Just love that.

Holy fuck is the right choice of words

5:24 When Judge Frollo Sings 🎶Even This Foul Creature May Yet Prove One Day To Be...🎶 Whoa! Judge Frollo Has A Great Singing Voice

I know right?

I get chills every time

It's very intense and unexpected

DXhardy831 And almost impossible to sing

Boris de Groot oh I believe that