The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Hellfire lyrics

Hi, I made a lyrics video of song hellfire from movie "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" from that scnene where Frollo is singing about his desire to Esmeralda. Hope you'll like it :)

[@carmellayork3678]

The reason Esmerelda chose Phoebus in the end was because Quasimodo saw her as "heaven", Frollo saw her as "hell", but Phoebus saw her as she was, a human being.

[@J_Squatch]

Jesus, he has a pair of lungs. That last note was like 15 seconds and he didn't noticeably take a breath throughout most of the song.

[@timothytimothy3316]

Frollo: The original yandere

[@Hartzilla2007]

And they say Disney can't do dark.

[@hellothere.3153]

I wish Disney would start making darker movies again with awesome villains! :D Hans sucked as did the duke of weaseltown.

[@00WhiteBlade]

It's beautiful that the movie doesn't quite go after the church, but rather it clearly shows this character as lying to himself and God, he does these things with no justification but he justifies himself.

[@ellakelso7120]

Why do villains get the best songs?

[@CDHfilms]

Frollo really doesn't like getting interrupted while singing. Then again who does?

[@edenpittman132]

You know what's scary? There are actually people like this.

[@haydenrhead7692]

I hate/love how he originally fears his desire for Esmeralda, but then turns to anger and lust. Similar to how many people succumb to “sin”

[@bonniestar4707]

Never let Frollo near Fifty Shades of Grey or we will be doomed.

[@chairmanwario]

"Be mine or you will BURN!"

[@GenLirema]

2:48

[@LustyPotatoes]

I play this to my cats when they stare at the fireplace.

[@Mira_Dunia]

Frollo's Valentine:

[@nocontent641]

ANNND JUDGE FROLLO WINS

[@stormyk1408]

Disney's first pervert character. Well done Walt, well done.

[@Deathbydietcola]

I forgot how dark this song was...

[@dookeland8]

The prayer in the background is great because its the Confiteor which is a prayer of confession and he's basically confessing to Mary about his guilt and sins of impurity about his thoughts about Esmeralda. Bravo Disney, I miss this era of Disney.

[@godzilla964]

The best villains in all of literature, mythology, cinema, and television are the ones who think they're doing good. They're the best because they actually exist.