The thing about Frollo what makes him scary is that there is people like him in real life.

I like that Esmeralda and Quasi didn't end up together. It fits with the movie's themes. Both Quasi and Frollo want Esmeralda, but Frollo wants to possess her and would rather kill her than see her free of him, while Quasi just hopes that she might return his affection, but will let her go and stay friends with her if she doesn't. Quasi sees her as her own person, with her own free will, and he respects her, but he also somewhat idealizes her, literally referring to her as an angel. They wouldn't be on equal footing in a relationship. Frollo doesn't see her as a person, he sees her as either a thing he wants to own or a witch he must destroy, but not a human being. Phoebus is the only one who treats her as an equal, as nothing more or less than human, not an angel or demon. That's why them ending up together makes sense in my opinion. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.

Esmeralda was minding her own business the whole time and these crunchy men were just obsessed.

I think the reason why Esmarelda fell for Phoebus was because he treated her like a equal. Frollo treated her less than but I think Quasimodo treated her on a pedestal (I do believe they could've been great) but I think the main thing is is that Quasi had to learn how to love himself before anyone else (which is cheesy but it is true) I do like how they're all friends in the end because you can see they all care about each other :D

My favorite line was from Phoebus when he said “what a woman.”

I’ll keep it real, Frollo is THE most evil Disney villain of them all. Sure some villains look to world domination, control a person who is the object of their obsessions, or hell, just plain old greed, but Frollo? Sure the focus is that he wants Esmeralda in some sick twisted fantasy of owning her, but his magnum opus? Genocide of an entire race who he openly regards as sub human if not human at all. If that’s not the most evil thing a Disney villain could aspire to, I don’t know what would be.

13:40 One thing that is interesting is that Quasi is taught that the Romani people are bad, but Quasi himself is Romani as we know from the opening scene. Frollo is just instilling further self-hatred in Quasi.

Fun fact: Apparently the Romani (Gypsy) community had an issue with Esmeralda's red dancing dress. Apparently in their culture, red is not considered a lucky color. They associate it with misfortune, so they avoid having anything to do with red at all costs. Anything they have that has 'red' is usually an offshoot of the color, like pink or burgundy. It's a pretty dress no denying that and it looks good on her. Just thought I throw that bit in there.

Frollo is one of the darkest Disney villains simply because he doesn’t have the flair, the magic or the sidekicks of other baddies. He’s completely motivated by hatred and ignorance, so Frollo could exist in real life -Quasi is a completely underrated hero since he does things even though he knows there might not be a great reward, but because it’s the right thing to do Completely underrated movie

No one talks about it but I must say the voice actor for a Clopin is incredible with the note he hits at the end of Bells of Notre Dame. I think it was a high D5 which is incredible for the adult male voice

To the people who think this movie is too dark for Disney... Wait until you know the real story.

Hearing "Hellfire" in munchkin voice is *HILARIOUS!*

What makes a monster and what makes a man... Kinda the theme of the movie. Kinda cool to see Disney embrace concepts like "physical beauty doesn't necessarily equal goodness. And looking different from the stereotypical concept of "what a person should look like" doesn't mean you're evil. Good on ya, Disney. It takes balls to break free from the "beauty equals goodness equals beauty," trope.

What I love about the Hunchback of Notte Dame… is Esmerelda. She’s my one of my top favorite Disney heroines. She’s beautiful, she’s free-spirited, she’s a total badass, she’s has a very certain way with men 😏😁… but most of all… she’s kind, good and pure.

This movie is very politically driven in addresses issues such as classism and racism

I read in the comments of a different reaction video that Phoebus was the best match for her in the movie. Phoebus saw and loved her for who she was. Frollo saw her as this evil seductress and Quasimodo put her on a pedestal and saw her as an angel. So Neither of them loved her (or obsessed for frollo) or saw her as an equal. Whether it be putting her above them (Quasimodo) or below them (Frollo).

My favorite low-key part of this movie that doesn't get so much attention is how Quasimodo doesn't end up with Esmerelda. You really see this when he puts her hand and Phoebus's together. I love that Quasi doesn't "get" her for a few reasons. Women are people and "getting" one shouldn't be a reward for the hero. He sees what there is between her and Phoebus and her, and his approval really caps off their bromance nicely. And ending a note of friendship between him and Esmerelda seems important considering how many people still (ridiculously) think men and women somehow can't just be good friends. All of this is packed into a really cute, wholesome moment between this couple and their pal. BTW in my mind, it is now officially called a "trambone." 8)

Frollo is actually my favorite Disney villain because he’s so human. Not only does he crave power and commit suicide (like every other Disney villain) but he also feels lust.

The fact that Frollos song “Hellfire” is so different than other villains songs is because it’s an I want song. Which is normal reserved for the protagonist not the antagonist.

If you loved this movie then I definitely recommend you The Prince of Egypt. Even though it's based on the religious story of Moses, both religious and non religious people can enjoy (or suffer with) this movie. If you were mindblown by this soundtrack, wait til you watch The Prince of Egypt (Stephen Swchartz at the songs, who also took part in The Hunchback, and Hans Zimmer at the ost). That movie also has amazing animation (it took 2 years to animate what it may be the most famous thing that Moses did), very interesting characters (above all the relationship between the protagonidt and antagonist) that show their humanity, very sad story...

I love that when Frollo sings not my fault, the figures respond with mea culpa, Latin for my fault. Such a small but incredible detail.

"All my life you have told me the world is a dark, cruel place, but now I see that the only thing dark and cruel about it is people like you!" This line always hits me so hard. My parents were very abusive and raised me in a Christian fundamentalist cult -- I heard all the time about how evil the world was, but the only thing evil about the world is people like them.

So about Quasimodo’s name… He was named that because Archdeacon Frollo (he was a priest in the original) “found” him on the day of the Quasimodo, or the Sunday after Easter. It was named that because it was almost (quasi) the norm (modo). It was doubly ironic since Frollo clearly also meant it because Quasimodo was “almost the norm of a man”.

"I just love her! I want to be her!" You certainly got the look Rukiya 😍 All you need is a little 🐐 Love those editor-Rukiya interjections 🤣🤣🤣 Notre Dame stands out to me not only as a beautiful work of animation and song, but also as a passable adaptation of a very dark, very dense novel into something for children without losing the themes of anti-bigotry and religious hypocrisy. Frollo forgets the teachings of a certain gentleman in the Bible who recommends plucking out one's own eye rather than lusting... or does he not listen to JC?

16:02 -16:04 "This is not an order this is a crime." Gosh that's a great line.

I love this movie. Recently rewatched it as an adult. There is some heavy themes. The real story is so much darker it's heartbreaking.. The Deformed being ostracized along with the Roma (gypsies) and being killed/executed in genocide. Esmeralda and Quasi were switched at birth. Her real name is Agnes. Numerous men "love" her. Quasi kidnaps her and falls for her. Phoebes rescues her and she becomes smitten with him but he is engaged and only wants her as a bootycall. Frollo, in a rage calls for her execution. Esmeralda sadly ends up executed even though quasi initially saved her. Quasi throws frollo over the edge when he sees him smiling cruelly as she hangs. Quasimodo ends up laying next to esmeralda corpse in a mass grave. Their bodies become intertwined. Years later an excavation crew attempts to pry them apart and Quasimodo turns to dust. Tragic 😥 I must say I like the direction Disney went with it much better.

The relationship between Quasi and Frollo is actually very similar to Rapunzel and Mother Gothel (tho she is not like afraid of her), even the song Mother Knows Best is very reminiscent of Frollo's song he sand to Quasi at the beginning!

In the book and the stage-musical version of this film Quasi straight up throws/push Frollo off himself.

You know, a gargoyle's symbolism is to scare away evil spirits and demons so Frollo being scared of one is very fitting. I always imagined the gargoyle being like: "Oh no, not this bitch on MY Notre Dame you're going to a new home, IN HELL!" Also I've always wondered if Frollo is schizophrenic, I mean all those hallucinations during the Hellfire song, makes you think.

Tony Jay, who was the voice of Frollo, was also the voice of D'Arque from "Beauty & the Beast" and Sher Khan in "The Jungle Book". His voice was on a whole new level. Only voice comes close is Patrick Page, who preformed as Frollo in the short-lived Broadway "Hunchback of Notre Dame", and was the original Hades of Broadway's "Hadestown".

Pocahontas, Mulan, and Hunchback were great films that addressed heavy themes while still being soaring, memorable musicals. I really hope the live-action Hunchback leans more into Disney's version than the novel, personally.

It always bugged the heck outta me that frollo never put the tile back right 🤪

Something interesting I heard, during Hellfire with that little break of someone telling Frollo that Esmerelda escaped That was like God answering his prayers, before Frollo was deadset on either killing her or having her, he asked for her to disappear. The white light the guard came in with could be seen as "heavenly light" as the guard basically TELLS frollo "She's gone, let it go"

this film's got so much weight to it and stirs up so much pure hatred for such an insidious villain such as frollo, and it's always satisfying to see other people feel that way too! WRT quasi not unaliving frollo himself: disney's got an unspoken rule in its storytelling that the protagonists aren't ever allowed to end the villains, they always have to do it to themselves 😩 that's why the majority of disney villains just fall to their death

I remember being distressed as a kid when they tied Quasi down and the tint changed to red. Also, "fun fact," there's a fan theory that Frollo sells his soul during Hellfire, with the red choir representing the last vestiges of his conscience burning away.

Fact: Quasimodo doesn’t mean ‘half-formed’, it’s the first Monday after Easter Sunday. I think this is a self joke Quasimodo tells Esmerelda when they first meet in the original book, it was definitely in one of the live action films though, but I can’t remember which one 🤣

There's a gentleman on Tik-Tok that said it concisely, " if you are incapable of great violence you're not peaceful you're harmless, know the difference." He then went on to say that basically people who are peaceful or not that way simply because they lack any understanding of what is going on but is because they have mastered themselves so much so that anyone who seeks to undo their peace will basically be cut out from their lives any which way possible even if it means being violent for self-protection. Or protection of those you deeply care about.

This is a film I saw regularly as a child and have found a new appreciation for as I've gotten older, especially after 5 semesters of Latin in college. The music is also some of the best of the Disney Renaissance. •Quasimodo-Patron Saint of the Friend Zone •I looked it up; in France, serfdom did not end until 1789, when the feudal rights of the French nobility were abolished as part of the French Revolution. This film is set in the 15th Century. •Note that most Romani are actually Catholic too. •Prior to theaters, public torture/execution was entertainment, especially in medieval times. •Yes, Notre Dame is a church and one of the most famous cathedrals in the world. Even in the opening song, they say its bells are the soul of Paris. •In times when illiteracy was high, the stained glass was meant to help teach people the stories of the Bible. And yes, it is beautiful. •He has, but not with someone on his back. •Hellfire is one of the best villain songs in the Disney canon and one of Disney's darkest. •In French literature, the Court of Miracles was a slum in Paris, so named because of beggars who fakes being blind or lame to try to get money from people. •Actually, he's not; he knew if he told Quasimodo about his attack, that Quasimodo would seek out the Court of Miracles, so he followed Quasimodo and Phoebus. Quasimodo unintentially lead Frollo there. •He's an archdeacon. •In the book, the ending is a lot darker. •"And He shall smite the wicked and plunge them into the fiery pit." - not a direct quote from the Bible. •"I will not say 'do not weep,' for not all tears are an evil." - Gandalf the White

11:53 I kind of had to laugh a bit because Notre Dame is one of the most well renowned Catholic Churches out there, so yes a movie titled the Hunchback of Notre Dame is indeed going to take place in a church. If you legit didn’t know that’s fine, I just think it’s pretty funny. Also great reactions I enjoyed the video

I love this movie. I seriously think this movie is underrated and it’s my favorite Disney movie of all time. There’s a lot of stuff I love in this movie. I feel as though Quasimodo is the most relatable Disney protagonist ever because there’s kids who are often shut indoors who can relate to him. Frollo is an amazing villain and I love how they made him so complex. The music overall is amazing and probably the best Disney soundtrack ever. This movie gets a 9/10 for me

The priest in the movie seemed so understanding and kind about everything

When I first saw this, I was shocked to see how Frollo tried to burn people alive if they didn't comply with the law

I’ve always loved Esmeralda too. I want her “God bless the Outcast” at my funeral 💗

15:20 The hooded figures are chanting "mea culpa" (latin for "my fault") and "mea maxima culpa" (Latin for "my most grievous fault"), so even Frollo's own subconscious doesn't buy his BS

Awwww that one was my favorite Disney movie when I was a kid back there in late 90s. I adored that so much that read the original book of Hugo and cried a lot because it wasn’t like in the movie 🥲 it was my first childhood trauma. But I still rewatch this sometimes and the music, holy cow, the music! Thank you for the vid! Also you’re comments after are interesting, that’s what some other reactors videos really lack

I was a Quasimodo and Esmeralda Stan as a kid! I had a Quasimodo plushie that I took everywhere with me and an Esmeralda Barbie doll! I even went as Esmeralda one year for Halloween and I thought her purple Gypsy dress was the prettiest thing! It might have been where I got my life of off-shoulder sleeves, haha!

The fact that this movie was hand drawn is still unbelievable to me

when i watched this with my mom my mom said "GO QAUSI YOUR SUCH A BADDIE"

Hunchback of Notre Dame is my favorite Disney movie. I always loved how they subtly showed Quasi's super strength he acquired from a lifetime of ringing those bells. Like when he lifted Pheobus off the ground with one hand while Pheobus was still in his full plate armor, or when he tossed the stone cover of the crypt as if it was a piece of paper. That its subtle because he's been mentally and probably physically abused his whole life to be timid. That he had the metaphorical & literal strength all along when he starts getting away from Frollo. This movie is so underrated in my opinion and needs more love. The music of this movie is top tier and more people need to listen to it. Quasi's "I Want" song should be among the top ten of Disney I Want songs. :) I could go on and on about this movie.

Rukiya threatening to throw her slipper is the funniest thing I've heard all day 😂

This is one of if not my absolute favorite Disney films so I am sorry for the long comment. It always makes me cry at least twice, the scene where Quasi is tied down and tortured at the festival and then the scene at the end where he holds her over his head and yells sanctuary. Esmeralda will always be my favorite Disney leading lady and I have told myself for years that the only reason she isn't an official "disney princess" for merch is because she's actually a Queen. I also have to say I think this film was rather gutsy for Disney. The main villain in a man of the church. He was elected as a Judge but during Hellfire you hear a soldier call him Minister. His entire villain song (one of the best villain songs disney's ever done) was a prayer. He was praying. His villainy is also realistic. People like him have and still do exist. Racist, sexist, ableist, xenophobic people who use their faith to excuse their hatred, use their faith to point blame onto others. Example, he was only committing the sin of lust because of Esmeralda's "spell" and the only way to make it right was to purify her (she becomes his) or kill her to break said spell. Also, there was a secondary villain. Society as a whole. He was an ELECTED official. Frollo forbid him from going to the festival and when Quasi went... it wasn't Frollo who tortured him. He didn't stop it but he didn't start it or even participate. That was the crowd. That was everyone around him laughing along. There's also so much morbid humor in the Court of Miracles song (real place btw with a really interesting history)) where the people Quasi & Phoebus are trying to save, without listening, without thinking, without questioning, jump to conclusions and are about to kill them with no questions asked. Like the lyrics of that song "We like to get the trial over with quickly because it's the sentence that's really the fun" and "But the dead don't talk, So you won't be around to reveal what you've found." or "here in the court of miracles where it's a miracle if you get out alive".... these are sung by the good guy side characters... the main singer is the frickin narrator As for Quasi not getting the girl, I actually like that. He didn't see Esmeralda as a person fully. He saw her more like an angel, a savior, the first person who showed him genuine kindness. He idolized her, while Frollo objectified her. Phoebus (in this film, not the book, book phoebus was an ass, but so was everyone) treated her more like a person. I didn't like the sequel but I'm glad he found love that made more sense and felt more real. I don't think in this film, he would have been ready to have real romantic feelings that are coming from a healthy place quite yet. I also appreciated how he handled it. He didn't get mad at her. He felt his pain, had a moment here or there of annoyance but he still helped her, still cherished her friendship because that was what was most important to him. I also think that, while the writers didnt intend him to be, I think the Priest is also a villain. Not a malicious one but he is responsible for Quasi having been isolated, emotionally manipulated and abused all his life. In WHAT WORLD does something think it is okay to punish a man, for trying to throw a baby down a well after murdering his mother, by forcing him to raise said baby. THEN allowing him to isolate the baby in the towers the priest controls. ANd THEN doesnt even check in!!! There's no indication that the Priest ever went to visit Quasi or invited him down to mass. Never. In fact it is shown he's explicitly not supposed to come down to church service. Not a fan. No.

Fun fact that in the musical off Broadway version quasi picks up frollo and throws him off the edge into the fire

If you haven’t seen mega mind I would recommend it. It’s a hidden gem that did get over shadowed by Despicable Me. And a lot of people are rediscovering it and have enjoyed it immensely

Rukiya, thanks so much for reacting to this Disney version of Hunchback Of Notre Dame. Honestly, I can see why it deviated from the book in so many ways. Seeing as the novel was much darker, I can see why they made the changes for this film that they did. Honestly, Hunchback Of Notre Dame is in my top ten favorite Disney animated films. I loved the songs, the animation, and the characters. I’m sad that many people bash on the gargoyles. I mean for crying out loud, they seemed to help out with Quasimodo’s character arc, especially Laverne. My favorite songs of this film were especially “God Help The Outcast,” Heaven’s Light/Hellfire,” “The Court Of Miracles,” and “Someday.” Does part of me have mixed feelings about Esmeralda marrying Phoebus instead of Quasimodo? Yes! Still, I can see why the writers went that route, especially with the whole riddle about who the monster is, and who the man is. I also felt like Hunchback Of Notre Dame had some really good symbolism, including when Quasimodo , and his chains symbolizing not only breaking free of Frollo, but maybe even his jealousy towards people like Phoebus, you know? And how could we not mention how symbolic Frollo’s death was, you know? Oh, and one other thing that I loved was how we had people like Frollo who had the legalistic attitude of Christianity, while people such as the Archdeacon had the love, grace, and mercy side of Christianity. And there are a couple things that I’d like to mention. One, I liked how Quasimodo soared Frollo’s life when one, he threw Frollo’s sword on the ground, and two, how he held onto Frollo’s cape, and saved his life once again. Yes, Frollo was clearly an evil man. Still, I liked how when Quasimodo did both of those things, he showed that he still loved , and cared for Frollo, and that he basically wasn’t going to repay Frollo evil for evil, but rather repay Frollo evil with good. That is despite Frollo still choosing to remain evil, and getting judged as a result. Finally, I think it’s cool that Kirk Wise, and Gary Trousdale directed 1991’s Beauty & The Beast, this 1996 film, The Hunchback Of Notre Dame, and 2001’s Atlantis: The Lost Empire. Speaking of which, I hope you react to those two fairly soon as well. Well, thanks again for reacting to this version of The Hunchback Of Notre Dame!

Frollo is not as cruel in the book as he is here. He taught Quasimodo sign language when he went deaf from constant exposure to the ringing bells.

May I request you to watch Atlantis? It's greatly underrated!! You would LOVE Milo and Kida! And another great one is The Prince of Egypt! The soundtrack is a ✨ masterpiece ✨ they went HARD on that movie, animation and all!!

"i had the biggest girlcrush on esmeralda growing up" me, a lesbian: sweating nervousely

I remember Tony Jay, the voice actor for Frollo, saying that the Hellfire song took a lot out of him to perform. I wish there was a live video recording of him performing it somewhere out there- I loved that song so much when I first watched the movie, I asked my mom to rewind the scene. XD The Archdeacon thought that Frollo would grow to be a better person by raising a child, but he was very mistaken. Also, if you want to see Quasimodo unaliving Frollo, read the original book. =D

Esmeralda is my favorite Disney girl because she is kind, warm harted, bedass, gorgeous and so graceful are every of her moves. Also she is a socially conscious character, and I love her song a lot. I am pretty curious who will they cast for the live action movie. I hope they stick to the plot of the Disney version.

I loved your reaction to this movie! I've always loved the moment just after he breaks free of the chains where he stands, and you watch the chains slink off of him. It's the one shot in the whole movie where Quasimodo actually looks monstrous and ugly, and I feel like it was intentional on the part of the animators because it's the precise moment that he is finally claiming his power and his identity. It's like he's thinking, "If you want to call me a monster, then fine. You better be ready for me to terrify you."

Fun fact about this movie: Ezmeralda is only 15 years old. Just 1 year older than Snow White. Also, Here is the thing that happens in original book: Ezmeralda was afraid of Quasimodo cause of the way he looked but he still loved her and so did Frollo of course. But when Frollo could not have her, he actually manage to kill her and then years pass and when a person visit Ezmeralda’s grave, they noticed another skeleton hugging her and that was Quasimodo. When she died, he could not live without her, so he crawl into her grave, hugged her corpse and stayed like that until he died. So to summarize: the book is dark but memorable.

You have a lot of poetic insight, it's really cool to see how you talk about the symbolic side of the movie. You seem very wise, and actually remind me of Esmeralda!

It’s good to see I’m not the only one who has a serious girl crush on Esmeralda ❤ Great video

that's the Disney ending. Victor Hugo ending is quite different. Frollo hangs Esmeralda, Quasimodo throws him of the roof of Notre-Dame in rage, found Esmerald's body and goes to hidding and dies of starvation holding her. Years later, an excavation founds the intertwined skeletons and, when they try to remove them, they crumble to dust.

I had almost forgotten how dark this movie was as a child, and it's still got some pretty disturbing and chilling parts to it that make my skin crawl, more especially how well-written Judge Frollo was as the most evil man ALIVE!!! But I still like the way Quasimodo comes out of his own shell and learns to love himself positively, and Esmeralda is still just as fine, brave, kind, fearless, and badass as she was the first time I saw her. Don't you worry Rukiya, I won't make a move on your girl Esmeralda 😂😀😉 But maybe you won't mind if I could try my best with you... 😘😉❤️❤️☺️

My favorite gargoyle was Laverne. Especially when he pulled a wizard of oz reference

Omg I just discovered you less than 24hrs ago and I've been bingeing your videos. Your commentary is hilarious and you watch actual gems not just popular films. Thank you and can't wait for my first notification from your channel ❣

In my grade twelve year, I was in a production of Hunchback (the stage play) and the vocals were intense but a lot of fun. Also, a lot more darkness than in this movie (obviously, Disney would leave out some of the more not child friendly things). SPOILER FOR STAGE PLAY I'm sure others have probably commented this before but in the show, Quasimodo is actually Frollo's nephew who was born after the brother ran away from the church to live with the Romani (Gypsies). Also at the end of the theatre production, Esmeralda actually dies...

A lot of people are actually attracted to claude frollo (for reasons I couldn't fathom). There's a lot of fanfiction on him.

I watch Rukiya apologize getting worked up over a fictional character while reactions of that caliber are the norm for me XD

If you are unsatisfied with the ending of the movie with Frollo I'd recommend watching the Hunchback of Notre Dame musical, the La Jolla production is here on youtube and it is the Disney version but a bit darker and truer to the plot beats of the novel.

I just love how Rukiya is both an Esmeralda simp and Frollo hater through the entire vid! 🤣😭 I'mma follow instantly!☺️✨♥️ Also Funfact! Frollo's horse is apparently called "Snowball", which is kinda surprising.

Frolo: "And he shall smite the wicked and plunge them into the fiery pit!" God: Well, if you insist... The thing about the idea of Quasimodo un-aliving Frolo is that Disney is always very careful not to have the heroes commit flat-out murder, with very few exceptions. The dwarves don't kill the evil queen. A random lightning bolt makes her fall off a cliff. Simba doesn't kill Scar. The hyenas do. Beast doesn't intentionally kill Gaston, he just thrashes when he gets stabbed and Gaston falls. Tarzan doesn't kill Clayton. His dumb @$$ accidentally hangs himself, etc. The only exceptions that I can think of are Prince Philip vs. Maleficent, and Prince Eric vs. Ursula. (Before you guys come at me too hard, it's almost 1 am, I'm tired, and I'm not racking my brain too hard over this. Feel free to add more examples if you want but be nice) Point is, Disney tries not to have the heroes kill the villains because that's part of what separates them FROM the villains.

Great I can stay xD 2 different Esmeralda dolls (one regular dress, one red dress) 4 tamborines, 1 self made Esmeralda styled dress (my mom is a jewel to sew this....she hates sewing xD) combine all of that and you have little 6 year old me dancing around and terrorizing our dog that had to be the goat xD xD I miss childhood xD

I would recommend you listen to the soundtrack of the actual play of the hunchback of Notre dame. Just the soundtrack alone will tell you in their songs the background of Frollo, the song tambourine which is Esmeralda’s songs describing how she welcomes her guests in her performances, the song named “esmeralda” which is a song describing how the whole town wants to kill her and at the same time the three different perspectives of Frollo, Quasi and Phoebus, AND as well the song that Quasi sings about being chained up it’s called something like “ Man of stone “. Really good music and really good awesome background story to all of these characters.

This is easily my favorite Disney movie !! Quasimodo is my favorite Disney character and Out There is my favorite Disney song 😍

Oh my God- chipmunking Frollos voice was so great it made my day

I recommend Atlantis: The Lost Empire. Now that is an underrated gem of a movie.

Fun fact: Frollo’s last words, “And he shall smight the wicked and plunge them into the fiery pit.” are a pretty loose adaptation of Isaiah 11:4 in the Bible. And before anyone says it, yes I know I’m named after that chapter.

4:14 I recently rewatched this movie for myself and I believe the reason why you and myself remembered there being two gargoyles is because of the similarities their characters and design motifs have with the two little devil/imps that help out hades in Hercules which being a much more popular movie makes people draw a comparisons to that duo leaving the more wise elderly gargoyle the odd man out.

i always thought the gargoyles were all in Quasys imagination. sure they do stuff when hes not around but I had imaginary friends as a kid and they got up to all sorts whilst I was in school

“How made this man a public official” Divine right apparently

Even til this day this movie still stands up. Sadly though if it were written today you'd have a bunch of people calling it woke garbage just because thats what they do now

My all time favourite Disney movie and villian😍! Glad to see you liked it like I did😊

(This information about Hellfire isn't mine): First of all, Frollo doesn't speak or sing to God, or Christ, but to Virgin Mary. Why? Because, in the first scene that Clopin sings about, when the archdeacon points out the statues, Frollo focuses above all in Virgin Mary. Then, a thunder resonantes, and for a very short time (and almost invisible), Virgin Mary opens his eyes and stares at him like saying "You've done a bad thing". Also, the Cathedral's name is "Notre Dame", which means "Our Lady" so... Secondly, now focusing on Hellfire, the dark blue colour simbolizes good, and Heaven. The red colour, Hell. That is why you see a big Cross above the chimney, but the fire's red light doesn't reach it, it's dark blue. Also, Frollo wants to be "pious" as those cardinals dressed in red, who are judging him ("Mea culpa"/"My fault"). But, as his actions aren't pious, in the end, when he positions himself against the wall, forming a very little cross ( which is very little compared to the shadows of the good cardinals and Saints that ascend to the blue side ) he stays in the red side. The scene when the soldier appears to tell Frollo that Esmeralda is gone. That solider is surrounded by dark blue colour. He's an angel who comes to give him an ultimatum: "leave her and come with me, or continue and you're doomed.

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I think you would enjoy The Prince of Egypt, they have incredible music and animation in that movie. I’ve loved it since I was a kid. Thank you for the video girl, enjoy your reactions 💕

The priest's high-pitched singing and "I'm literally gonna get violent" was hilarious lmao. You have a gorgeous laugh! Also, my movie recommendation is Scott Pilgrim vs. The World!

I loveee your reactions they are so similar to mine when i first watched the movie. Also, love Esmeralda very much too

Esmeralda is another character you should cosplay as!

I wish the original had a happy ending tbh, they even say that they found esmeralda's skeleton hugging quazimodo's skeleton.

In the books Esmerelda is 16. Disney changed to 21 for the movie.

It strikes me how much fire is in this movie. My year-planned vacation to Paris was 2 weeks after the fire wrecked Notre Dame.

Amazing classic from Disney The Hunchback of Notre Dame. The music videos of the film is the song "Someday" performed by All 4 One and the spanish version from latin america is the song "Sueña" performed by Luis Miguel. Thank you Rukiya great reaction😊😊😊

To this day I have no idea where the King of France is. Your majesty, the Justice minister is burning down the city and laying siege to Notre Dame while the peasants are rebelling in the streets. I’m pretty sure this is an emergency

yasss look! I'm so excited to watch!

In the original novel it's Quasimodo who throws Frollo to his death btw

This is one of the most underrated soundtrack of all time. It’s amazing

Your love for Esmeralda is relatable tbh

I’m screaming with you!!! Ding feel ashamed lol. This movie gets me sooooo worked up.