Alright alright guys... embarrassingly enough I definitely forget that the building was the notre dame. Genuinely didn’t have the slightest clue when i filmed this. No I didn’t no what a catacomb was either. Until now. I also now know that gypsies is a slur. So you can all stop saying “google it”. I wasn’t trying to be offensive or anything I just really didn’t know. I thought I made it very clear in the video. But sometimes I just don’t understand how ya come up with the stuff ya comment about me lol. But I get it. I’ll have to do disclaimers for every video clearly. None of this was fake. Just 100% lack of knowledge. Thanks for watching I do appreciate it! See ya in the next video! #bingers
i swear your viewers set you up suggesting this movie without explaining some stuff first, and like not to be prejudiced, but you are from the US so i'm not suprised if you weren't aware that it was a slur since the romani people are mostly in europe, still like the reaction tho. we all learn something new everyday 😅 the trouble with being a reactor on youtube is definitely the amount of people who are waiting to pounce on your for any mistake or lack of knowledge
For god sake, this is what happens when parents let 11 year olds have TH-cam accounts 🙈 the whole "I know more than you and will tell you disrepectfully" attitude. Why people can't just be kind I don't know. I mean, I only know about the catacombs beneath Paris purely because of the film As Above, So Below which I think is way more embarrassing than just not knowing altogether lol x
Dude you even said first time watching and you knew nothing about it. The point is that you learned from it afterwards. And gypsies as a slur is only coming from the Christian/Catholic church. Actual gypsies don't see it as that nowadays. I'm just glad you learned something today. It's kinda why I wish people cared about history a bit more - even moreso when you were school. Bit to be also fair. History in school is designed to be memorized and not all true. Plus the white washing and lack of understanding from other backgrounds from different countries. But hey. I'd rather people be learning about it now than never.
Anyone acting high and mighty "Google it 🙄" and acting as if you did something wrong are all 100% non romani, 11 year old white slacktivists that do nothing for *any* cause they claim to care about, jfc, they should stick to their Minecraft TH-camrs and sharing ✨ aesthetic ✨ instagram infographics/caards on twitter pretending to be online social justice "activists". This shit is embarassing to see.
Gypsy is a racial slur used against the Romani people comes from the fact that they thought they were Egyptians so they called them gypsies Similar to how they called the Native Americans Indians
Yeah, ethnically they're descended primarily from a Northern Indian (actually India lol) people, which is why old-school Europeans confused them with Egyptians.
It's not that he didn't need a girlfriend, it's that it shows the difference between Frollo and Quasi. Both couldn't "get the girl". Frollo's reaction was "you are mine or you die", while Quasi's reaction was "I'm sad but I support you anyway". If Esmerelda got with Quasi, it wouldn't have been as effective. It's just another layer to the "who is the monster and who is the man" message
In the song hellfire when Frollo says it’s not my fault, the background voices that say “me a culpa” are his conscience, and me a culpa is Latin for “it’s my fault” so while he is saying it’s not his fault, his guilt is telling him that he’s lying to himself and that he is the one to blame for his own actions, thoughts, and impulses
It's also very interesting that at the end of that song when the guard comes in to tell Frollo that Esmeralda has escaped, the guard is bathed in light. It seems symbolic: The guard telling Frollo that Esmeralda has escaped is Frollo's last chance for redemption. If he was seeking forgiveness and redemption, he should have stopped pursuing Esmeralda at that point. But, he tells the guard to get out and turns back towards the fire. He sealed his fate.
I went to a show a couple years ago and the opening act, Anna Rose, blew me away. I didn't know at the time but it turned out to be his daughter. Her voice is amazing :)
He is indeed; he's the composer behind The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, Home on the Range, and Tangled. (His composing partners for those were, respectively, Ashman, Ashman, Ashman and Rice, Schwartz, Schwartz, Zippel, Slater, Slater.)
Disney movies having kids locked in towers forever is probably based on things that actually happen. People with physical or mental disabilities were not welcome in society up until very recently. A child born with a disability or deformity would commonly be drowned or left in the wilderness to die. Families who could afford to support a family member who was not able to work or who would "embarrass" the family by being seen would sometimes keep the disabled in an attic, cellar, shed, etc., somewhere where they could not be seen or heard instead of killing them outright. Often there was no record of these people even existing until they were dead. One high profile case is Rosemary Kennedy, the sister of JFK.
Also the case of Genie Wiley. Her situation was so bad that she was classified as a feral child. Stephanie Soo did a video not too long ago on her if you'd like to know more.
@@kwooooo The day before he had to appear in court, he actually committed suicide. I really hope he gets some type of punishment after death. What happened to Genie was way too terrifying to experience for 13 years.
@@crunchychicken2 And then she spent the rest of her documented life being abused in institutions. There is no punishment great enough for every person involved in that child’s suffering.
Disney was dropping hints about a live-action remake of this one, but that was shortly before Notre Dame actually burned (2019). This is one of my all-time favorite Disney animated movies, but watching it now just breaks my heart. Watching the news that night... I’m from the USA, but I was sobbing at the sight. I can only imagine how devastating it was in France...
They still can. The CGI can make it as if the fire never happened, 4 the movie only, & the $$$ from the box office/ordering it via Premier Access on Disney+ going towards helping Paris rebuild and protect it from something similar happening again.
They still can, but it wouldn’t be right when the trauma of the fire is so fresh. They need to help rebuild Notre Dame if the movie is that important to them. Are you American too? 9/11/2001, the Twin Towers were destroyed. All movies in production that featured the towers edited and them out, out of respect for those mourning. No one was killed when Notre Dame burned, but it was still a traumatic event for much of the world. Imagine what it would feel like to watch Notre Dame burn again on screen, just a couple years later. If Disney execs care about anything but money, they’ll tread carefully.
True... That would be difficult to see like any movie that had the twin towers in it b4 9/11 😔😔😔 The idea of the movie being a way 2 rebuild & protect Notre Dame is still a good one though; if Disney & France's government work together to do it right. I wouldn't support a live action remake otherwise.
@@jasminejames1090 Paris has already been pledged enough money to restore Notre Dame, and the only reason it's been delayed is Covid. I don't know if Disney is one of the donors or not, but if they didn't jump on board right away, they missed the boat and Paris doesn't need their money now. Private donors eager to restore one of the most iconic pieces of architecture in the world have funded the entire project. And hopefully this time they'll really police their linseed oil rags and crack down hard on smokers.
Earlier this year Josh Gad said it's still in the works. Yay! Although if they do it, I hope the use the ending from the stage production. It's heartbreaking, but closer to the book. Bring your tissues. I also hope they include the song "Someday" as it appears in on the stage. It's very appropriate to our current times. 😢
not frollo being mother gothel's husband 😭 i think the reason why frollo is considered one of the scariest villains is because he's the villain that you can find in real life. he's not just a figment of someone's imagination that turned into a movie, there are actual people out there that think and act like frollo.
It’s fantastic how Quasi feelings are “heavens light” but Frollos are “hell fire”, it’s a nice contrast showing their duality. I really liked that movie as a kid but now I absolutely love it.
Fun fact: The Disney movie made him a Devil spawn, but in the stage play, he has REAL empathy for Quasimodo. Also, MAJOR spoiler: in the book, both Esmeralda & Quasimodo die in the end
@@vampg8r Funny because it's one of my favorite books ever! I live for the details and how dark the whole book was. The ending is one of the most tragic ever written
@@CloudsAndCoffins I don't mind details about the main characters to flesh them out. 3 pages on some no-name guy at the carnival that we're never going to see again is a bit excessive and I have trouble getting into a book that way and I love to read. I was really looking forward to reading it. Maybe I'll give it another try and try to get past it this time.
It’s funny, my aunt watched The Disney version before coming to see my community theatre put on the musical version which is true to the book in the final storyline (meaning deaths). And she’s like wow this is a dark movie. And I was like just wait until you see what wasn’t watered down by Disney….. 😜
Actually Disney had one song writer on payroll. The great Alan Menkan. This guy won eight Oscars in the 90s alone just from composing music for Disney. It’s tragic that this wasn’t one of the scores he won for. It’s epic
This movie was actually not really targeting child audiences. That's why it's so intense. If you haven't seen it in the last 5+ years, you should do The Lion King, the original. Scar as a villain is just different when you watch it as an adult. Another good one is Anastasia. #bingers
That's interesting because when I watched this movie again as an adult, I was shocked by it, but I was watching it with a kid so I asked if she wanted to keep watching... and yep she was fine. More than I was lol.
Yes, scar as a villain is only second to frolo in my opinion. He’s the only Disney villain who actually achieves what he sets out to do. And as far as I’m concerned, the original lion king is the only one that exists. The 2019 trash fire never happened
This movie is definitely the darkest Disney flick and I love it, especially Esmerelda’s song in the cathedral...but what I really want to know is what kind of vacuum do you have?! 😂 Your carpet lines are incredible.
And they STILL toned it down A LOT from the source material. Also, at the time it was made, g*psy was a word people used all the time, many not even realizing it was a slur. It was not good.
And someone mentioned in another comment that Disney was possibly planning to do a live action version back before Notre Dame burned. The animated version is already dark enough, so I can't imagine how intense a live action version would be. It would most definitely end up being PG-13.
@Mel An I wanted to reply to this with a link, but TH-cam won't let me. So instead, I'll post a small blurb from the page I was going to link to with the disclaimer that this is not my writing and a recommendation that you Google "The Mindful Mermaid: Why It's Time to Stop Saying Gypsy" to read the full thing: “Gypsy” is a racial slur for the Roma or Romani people with Romanian origins and originally of Indian decent. They speak Romani, which is a language similar Hindi or Persian. When the Roma people left India in the 11th century, the Europeans mistook them as Egyptian. This is where the slur “gypsy” comes from. This is the word that was then used to describe the Roma people through centuries of oppression. The Catholic Church oppressed and restricted Roma from purchasing land. The Hungarian and Romanian nobles enslaved the Roma during the 15th century. In 15th century Germany, the government ordered average citizens to kill gypsies living among them as well. Eastern Europe, Spain, and Italy expelled the Roma, forcing them to disperse throughout Europe. Eastern Europe freed them of slavery in the mid-1800s, but the Scandinavians launched a sterilization programs against them in the 20th century. Then, the Nazis killed as many as 220,000 Roma people in WW2. As William O’Connor wrote for the Daily Beast, “It is a story of suffering that parallels the trials of Jews in Europe. However, while the Holocaust has at the very least made Europe grapple with its history of anti-Semitism, there has been no such reckoning for the Romani. While the Romani were also targeted by the Nazis and sent to die by the thousands in concentration camps, the post-war German government did not recognize them as victims of racial persecution.” Europeans used the word “gypsy” as a racial slur throughout these centuries to justify the discrimination and persecution of the Roma people. It’s crucial for travelers to understand that these origins still have a direct negative impact today.
omg I'm so happy you reacted to Hunchback of Notre Dame, this is my all-time favorite Disney movie that they've ever done. No contest. Frollo is one of the best villains Disney has ever produced, and I think the worth of this film goes so far beyond just kids' entertainment, exposing the dangers of extremist religion and psychological abuse. #bingers I hope you'll do some of the other underrated Disney animated films as well like Robin Hood, Treasure Planet, and Meet The Robinsons.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame was a novel by Victor Hugo (who also wrote Les Miserables - but if you aren't familiar with that either, lets just basically say he dabbled in a lot of dark and tragic themes). It was definitely a very strange pick for source material on Disney's behalf, lol. But they knocked it out of the park in my opinion. They Disney-fied it, of course, but a lot of the themes are still present. They were brave to do it.
He was holding her like that because it gave a christlike posture. Constrating the innocence of Esmerelda and Quasi against the evil of Frollo. Frollo was supposed to be a pious man while he reviled Quasi and Esmerelda as wicked.
Notre Dame is the name of the cathedral, I didn’t realize it either for a long time, but I want to say that I was aware of it by the time it was kind of all over the news a few years back when part of it burned. Love your reaction, as always. 😁
“Out There” is one of my all time favorite disney songs. Tom Hulce does the speaking and singing voice for Quasimodo. The gp probably know him from Amadeus (he played Amadeus) or Parenthood but he’s done a lot of stage work. He hasn’t acted in a while but been a producer on a lot of plays/musicals.
Frollo is a seriously messed up dude, and this movie is definitely one of the darker ones. Another dark animated film by Disney is Pinocchio, which might be worth watching if you've not seen it. It's got kids smoking, drinking, shooting guns, and then suffering horribly for it.
#Bingers Yes! finally I enjoyed you realizing how dark this movie was and how terrible Frollo was (even though his villain song is one of the best) and yeah there are definitely a lot of Tangled comparisons. Also, after Quasimodo saw them two kissing usually its pretty sad, but you're commentary had me rolling on the floor XD If you wanna see dark with a catchy yet marvelous soundtrack, you really should watch THE PRINCE OF EGYPT next. For humor, a great soundtrack and great storytelling, I'd suggest How To Train your Dragon and its sequels one of the few trilogies that gets better with each movie. Also still hoping to see Legally Blonde, Adam's Family Values(dark humor for days) and twilight (the last one for the roasting)
Hunchback of Notre Dame has always been one of my favorite disney movies, although I realize now as an adult I really didn't understand much of it as a child.
One of my absolute favorites. If you think the movie was dark, oh boy, let's not get into how much more tragic the book is. Frollo is the scariest Disney villain easily in my eyes because that's a man who really exists. Walking among us, living a life as a saint but inside their a monster. We've all met a Frollo, weather we know it or not and that haunts me.
Frollo and his song Hellfire are considered the greatest Disney villain and villain song. The choir are actually singing in Latin so during Hellfire when Frollo is singing “It’s not my fault” the robed guys are saying the “Through my fault. Through my most grievous fault”. Tom Hulce who plays Quasimodo was Amadeus in the film of the same name. Demi Moore is Esmerelda, Kevin Kline is Phebus. This was turned into in a off broadway musical and was supposed to have gone to Broadway, but Disney didn’t want to pay the choir costs so Frozen went to Broadway instead. During the Out There sequence you can see Belle reading a book, a man with the carpet from Aladdin, and two men carrying Pumbaa. Everyone agrees the Gargoyles and their song is the weakest part of the film. The people who directed this film (Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise) directed Beauty and the Beast and would go on to direct Atlantis the Lost Empire. In the original book everyone died- Quasimodo, Frollo, Phebus, and Esmerelda and Frollo was a priest in the original book. The song writers were Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz.
Yes yes yes! Thank you for finally reacting to this! Best Disney movie hands down . Frollo is one of the best Disney villains and Esmeralda is the most beautiful Disney character I have ever seen ! Also hellfire! Omg that song is amazing . Thank you for reacting to this ❤️❤️ #bingers Atlantis : The lost empire
Actually most of the Disney Renaissance movies had the same songwriters: Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz. Also, this is probably the darkest Disney movie and it’s not even as dark as it could’ve been. Watching it as a kid, lots of stuff went over my head. It was a totally different experience as an adult because some stuff was made a little clearer. Like Frollo’s obsession with Esmeralda.
I know this one is easily one of Disney's darkest movies, but it's personally my favorite. Frollo is the scariest kind of villain (the one who truly believes they're in the right) and the soundtrack is Disney's best imho. Every single song (except the one the gargoyles do) is a certified banger
Everyone keeps talking about this being Disney's darkest movie... musical sure, but I know of one movie that is darker still #bingers The Black Cauldron Also: the voice of Quasimodo is Tom Hulce who played Amadeus. The voice you thought was familiar is Jason Alexander from Seinfeld (George Castanza).
This movie was based off a book by Victor Hugo, the same guy who wrote Les Miserables. Like many of the inspirations Disney used for their movies, even this dark film is much nicer than the original text. But at least in that Billy would get his catharsis of Quasimodo killing Frollo.
Frollo being Mother Gothel's abandoned son would be a great twist, actually! It would explain his burning hatred for witches and terrible parenting methods.
this was and still is my favourite disney film!! I used to watch this all the time when I was younger, and I absolutely loved esmerelda hehe, she is so underrated !! such a powerful film, I cry every time lmao!
I'm the guy that made the "this is a low point for me" comment. I'm now officially a fan. Never thought I would enjoy watching other people watching movies. It sounds crazy!!! But it's fun! Keep at it!
#Bingers leap year: Rom- com, Anna Brady decides to travel to Dublin, Ireland, to propose to her boyfriend Jeremy on February 29, a leap day. However, she faces several hindrances on her way to Dublin.
this was one of my favorite movies as a kid but it also HIGHKEY traumatized me... frollo is the most evil disney villain ever-change my my mind. also my name was supposed to be esmeralda but my parents chose carmen instead and named my kid sister esmeralda. i look more like disney's esmeralda tho. I'm a new subscriber and i'm LOVING the content.. insanely hilarious!
I seriously felt seen in his movie being a POC and treated different. I love this true reaction!! I would love to see your reaction to the movie Anastasia. It has a mix of history, what really happened with someone claiming to be Anastasia, and of course making "light" of some questionable darkness lol It isn't Disney but it is a great animated film. #bingers
Regarding "Gypsy" being a slur, I see a lot of people that aren't Romani in the comments insisting it's not one and that Romani people are fine with it. I am Romani. It is totally UNTRUE that we, as a people, are fine with the word. It IS a slur, as is "gypped." We are a diaspora people of Indian, not Egyptian, origin. Our foreign language, our darker appearance, and our traditional clothing mistakenly led to the assumption we were of African heritage, rather than East Asian--hence the term "Gypsy." In Europe, particularly Eastern Europe, we were subsequently subjected to 500 years of slavery and up to 1.5 million of us were slaughtered by the Nazis in the Holocaust. Granted, not everybody is aware of our history or what word is proper to call us. But, in time, more and more people have learned and so they have stopped using "Gypsy," which is great. A lot of good people are making an effort to be non-offensive & respectful on this issue; even correcting those who are misinformed. Other people, it seems, really want to talk for us and tell us what our actual word for ourselves is--which isn't their right.
i watched this as a kid, and it was so scary to me but has some great lessons in it. Disney knew how to make some villians, and the music was great. Also you might find it interesting to look into some of the history around the "gypsy's".
I was always disappointed that Esmarelda did not choose Quasimodo. As a child, my parents used this as an opportunity to explain that there are different kinds of love. Even so...I am still a bit put off.
I just realise this that Quasimodo could have let go and Frollo would have fallen. On some level I think he did “love” Frollo so he couldn’t kill him but in the end Frollo did it to himself. And this is why I love the Hunchback of Notre Dame because Disney wasn’t afraid to go there to places where the kids movies wouldn’t normally go. This was back when Disney was not afraid to get dark and to get real.
This movie is so underrated! Everyone talks about lion king, aladdin, and little mermaid but not hunchback with the deepest and emotional message in disney ever!
Can you believe the real story is darker. Hunchback of Notre Dam is a book, written by the same man who wrote Les Miserables. Esmeralda actually dies at the end and Quasi waits by her grave until he turns to dust. And Phoebus is a giant a**hole who sleeps with Esperalda knowing she loves him, but ends up leaving her for another woman and actually watches Frollo kill her in the public execution (burning her at the stake). Quasi did end up killing Frollo to avenged Esmeralda though.
I watched this once when I was a younger and I hated the torment and the suffering Quasimodo was going through, it was so upsetting. I never watched it again.
You should check out The Great Mouse Detective. It’s one of the most underrated Disney films and the final fight with Basil and Ratigan use to scare tf outta me. 😂😂
You have to listen to the live musical adaptation... Also, Esmeralda actually dies in the novel but like every Disney movie, there has to be a happy ending.
The scene where the city turns on QuasiModo during the Feast of Fools is the only part of this movie that I feel isn’t done justice. In the original, Quasi accidentally kills someone and was tied up / put in stocks as punishment. Obviously they aren’t going to put that in the movie, but you would think that they’d at least make him knock someone over and then punish him for assault.
There is a stage version of this that very sadly never made it to Broadway. However, there are a few professional versions available on youtube *look for La Jolla or Papermill Playhouse*. Highly recommend watching and (if you can) reacting to it! Some changes to the plot to make it more in line with the original story and they expand on the already gorgeous music. #Bingers
Here’s some great animated films to react to: Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron, How to train your dragon, Atlantis, Anastasia, Brave. 😩🙌 OH also Hook is a great non-animated film too :)
#BINGERS! The Great Gatsby (2013)!!! Love your Chanel!! Hunchback and Titanic are two of my fave movies!!! Love your commentary cuz sometimes we be thinking the same thing hahah!! Keep it going great content!❤️👍🏾
Fun fact: This movie is based off a book by Victor Hugo, who's biggest reason for writing The Hunchback of Notre Dame was because they were planning on tearing Notre Dame down and Hugo did not like this so he used the book to let other people know how beautiful the church was. This obviously worked and is why Notre Dame was left standing and became so popular.
What about Prince of Egypt? :D If you enjoyed The Hunchback of Notre Dame, you'r going to love that one. It's not Disney's, but it's got nothing to envy about it ;)
Hunchback is my favorite disney movie and your reaction to everything is hilarious! I subbed yesterday because your descendants video popped up in my feed and that was really good too! Can't wait to watch more of your videos!!!
Is it too late for me to comment on how the original book from 1831 ended? Esmerelda actually dies at the stake, Quasimodo takes her body down into the catacombs and the city guards find their corpses much later. He died wrapped around her body and when they guards try to move the bodies, they turn to dust.
#bingers Disney put this movie out, my kids were young. I always carried them to see the new Disney movies bc I am such a big Disney fan. When the movie started & "Pocahontas" was seen by my 4 year old son was so excited & said, "Mama, she looks like you." I am over half Native American & I have very long, black hair. Also, during the summer, very tan. I have always said Disney has hidden gems, lessons to learn.
Don’t know if you’ve watched it yet, but there is something I consider a classic. Dogma. #bingers That and Stay Alive. If you’re gonna watch Stay Alive, though, I recommend the director’s cut. Made the way it originally would have gone, including a scene that doesn’t flow with the narrative, but gives backstory to a certain off screen character.
Gypsie: a member of a people originating in South Asia and traditionally having an itinerant way of life, living widely dispersed across Europe and North and South America and speaking a language (Romani) that is related to Hindi; a Romani person.
Alright alright guys... embarrassingly enough I definitely forget that the building was the notre dame. Genuinely didn’t have the slightest clue when i filmed this.
No I didn’t no what a catacomb was either. Until now.
I also now know that gypsies is a slur. So you can all stop saying “google it”. I wasn’t trying to be offensive or anything I just really didn’t know. I thought I made it very clear in the video. But sometimes I just don’t understand how ya come up with the stuff ya comment about me lol. But I get it. I’ll have to do disclaimers for every video clearly.
None of this was fake. Just 100% lack of knowledge. Thanks for watching I do appreciate it! See ya in the next video! #bingers
Hey man, you took the time to educate yourself which is more than most people can say for themselves. Thanks for making great content! :)
i swear your viewers set you up suggesting this movie without explaining some stuff first, and like not to be prejudiced, but you are from the US so i'm not suprised if you weren't aware that it was a slur since the romani people are mostly in europe, still like the reaction tho. we all learn something new everyday 😅 the trouble with being a reactor on youtube is definitely the amount of people who are waiting to pounce on your for any mistake or lack of knowledge
For god sake, this is what happens when parents let 11 year olds have TH-cam accounts 🙈 the whole "I know more than you and will tell you disrepectfully" attitude. Why people can't just be kind I don't know. I mean, I only know about the catacombs beneath Paris purely because of the film As Above, So Below which I think is way more embarrassing than just not knowing altogether lol x
Dude you even said first time watching and you knew nothing about it. The point is that you learned from it afterwards. And gypsies as a slur is only coming from the Christian/Catholic church. Actual gypsies don't see it as that nowadays. I'm just glad you learned something today. It's kinda why I wish people cared about history a bit more - even moreso when you were school. Bit to be also fair. History in school is designed to be memorized and not all true. Plus the white washing and lack of understanding from other backgrounds from different countries. But hey. I'd rather people be learning about it now than never.
Anyone acting high and mighty "Google it 🙄" and acting as if you did something wrong are all 100% non romani, 11 year old white slacktivists that do nothing for *any* cause they claim to care about, jfc, they should stick to their Minecraft TH-camrs and sharing ✨ aesthetic ✨ instagram infographics/caards on twitter pretending to be online social justice "activists". This shit is embarassing to see.
Gypsy is a racial slur used against the Romani people comes from the fact that they thought they were Egyptians so they called them gypsies Similar to how they called the Native Americans Indians
I didn’t know that
Yeah, ethnically they're descended primarily from a Northern Indian (actually India lol) people, which is why old-school Europeans confused them with Egyptians.
oh I had no idea 😬
Learned something new today
Fascinating!
Quasi didn't need a girlfriend, he needed his personhood. And he got it.
Me who’s seen the second movie lmao 😂😂
@@deja957 we dont talk about that movie.
@@aquariussolaris2492 😳🤐
It's not that he didn't need a girlfriend, it's that it shows the difference between Frollo and Quasi. Both couldn't "get the girl". Frollo's reaction was "you are mine or you die", while Quasi's reaction was "I'm sad but I support you anyway".
If Esmerelda got with Quasi, it wouldn't have been as effective.
It's just another layer to the "who is the monster and who is the man" message
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Wait....there is a sequel??
In the song hellfire when Frollo says it’s not my fault, the background voices that say “me a culpa” are his conscience, and me a culpa is Latin for “it’s my fault” so while he is saying it’s not his fault, his guilt is telling him that he’s lying to himself and that he is the one to blame for his own actions, thoughts, and impulses
It's also very interesting that at the end of that song when the guard comes in to tell Frollo that Esmeralda has escaped, the guard is bathed in light. It seems symbolic: The guard telling Frollo that Esmeralda has escaped is Frollo's last chance for redemption. If he was seeking forgiveness and redemption, he should have stopped pursuing Esmeralda at that point. But, he tells the guard to get out and turns back towards the fire. He sealed his fate.
@@IromoBeric yo, I never thought about it like that. Dang, that got me shook.
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As a Catholic we say that just about every mass, if we said it in Latin. Though my fault through my fault through my most gracious fault.
"Disney got a lot of songwriters on payroll." Actually they basically had one. There are exceptions, but for the most part Alan Menken is the man!
I went to a show a couple years ago and the opening act, Anna Rose, blew me away. I didn't know at the time but it turned out to be his daughter. Her voice is amazing :)
And don’t forget Phill Collins he wrote also a few songs for Disney and I guess now it’s also Lin Manuel Miranda
Howard Ashman too (Alan Menken's partner) until he passed away. The last movie they worked on together was Aladdin.
He is indeed; he's the composer behind The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, Home on the Range, and Tangled. (His composing partners for those were, respectively, Ashman, Ashman, Ashman and Rice, Schwartz, Schwartz, Zippel, Slater, Slater.)
@@jolienvandamme2909 Elton John
Disney movies having kids locked in towers forever is probably based on things that actually happen. People with physical or mental disabilities were not welcome in society up until very recently. A child born with a disability or deformity would commonly be drowned or left in the wilderness to die. Families who could afford to support a family member who was not able to work or who would "embarrass" the family by being seen would sometimes keep the disabled in an attic, cellar, shed, etc., somewhere where they could not be seen or heard instead of killing them outright. Often there was no record of these people even existing until they were dead. One high profile case is Rosemary Kennedy, the sister of JFK.
There's a reference to that in the game Red Dead Redemption 2, where you can find an outhouse that's covered in chains with a girl inside of it
Also the case of Genie Wiley. Her situation was so bad that she was classified as a feral child. Stephanie Soo did a video not too long ago on her if you'd like to know more.
@@crunchychicken2 Genie’s story is absolutely heartbreaking. I hope her father gets everything he did to her done to him tenfold in hell.
@@kwooooo The day before he had to appear in court, he actually committed suicide. I really hope he gets some type of punishment after death. What happened to Genie was way too terrifying to experience for 13 years.
@@crunchychicken2 And then she spent the rest of her documented life being abused in institutions. There is no punishment great enough for every person involved in that child’s suffering.
Disney was dropping hints about a live-action remake of this one, but that was shortly before Notre Dame actually burned (2019). This is one of my all-time favorite Disney animated movies, but watching it now just breaks my heart. Watching the news that night... I’m from the USA, but I was sobbing at the sight. I can only imagine how devastating it was in France...
They still can. The CGI can make it as if the fire never happened, 4 the movie only, & the $$$ from the box office/ordering it via Premier Access on Disney+ going towards helping Paris rebuild and protect it from something similar happening again.
They still can, but it wouldn’t be right when the trauma of the fire is so fresh. They need to help rebuild Notre Dame if the movie is that important to them. Are you American too? 9/11/2001, the Twin Towers were destroyed. All movies in production that featured the towers edited and them out, out of respect for those mourning. No one was killed when Notre Dame burned, but it was still a traumatic event for much of the world. Imagine what it would feel like to watch Notre Dame burn again on screen, just a couple years later. If Disney execs care about anything but money, they’ll tread carefully.
True... That would be difficult to see like any movie that had the twin towers in it b4 9/11 😔😔😔 The idea of the movie being a way 2 rebuild & protect Notre Dame is still a good one though; if Disney & France's government work together to do it right. I wouldn't support a live action remake otherwise.
@@jasminejames1090 Paris has already been pledged enough money to restore Notre Dame, and the only reason it's been delayed is Covid. I don't know if Disney is one of the donors or not, but if they didn't jump on board right away, they missed the boat and Paris doesn't need their money now. Private donors eager to restore one of the most iconic pieces of architecture in the world have funded the entire project.
And hopefully this time they'll really police their linseed oil rags and crack down hard on smokers.
Earlier this year Josh Gad said it's still in the works. Yay!
Although if they do it, I hope the use the ending from the stage production. It's heartbreaking, but closer to the book. Bring your tissues.
I also hope they include the song "Someday" as it appears in on the stage. It's very appropriate to our current times. 😢
not frollo being mother gothel's husband 😭
i think the reason why frollo is considered one of the scariest villains is because he's the villain that you can find in real life. he's not just a figment of someone's imagination that turned into a movie, there are actual people out there that think and act like frollo.
He do be callin her Ethel tho
If Frollo had dementia, he'd be Biden. That was made pretty clear in that hair sniffing scene.
@@hydrationsauce And Froyo 😭
Case and point, the Phelps family.
@@AtarahDerek you do realize in the book frollo was in late 20s early 30s right
Ironically Jonathan Young did the best adaptation of the story
It’s fantastic how Quasi feelings are “heavens light” but Frollos are “hell fire”, it’s a nice contrast showing their duality. I really liked that movie as a kid but now I absolutely love it.
Fun fact: The Disney movie made him a Devil spawn, but in the stage play, he has REAL empathy for Quasimodo.
Also, MAJOR spoiler: in the book, both Esmeralda & Quasimodo die in the end
And in the most depressing way. I've always avoided any versions of the real original story. Don't wanna ruin this perfect ending lol
I couldn't get through the book. Victor Hugo spent 3 pages describing some guy's outfit that we're never going to see again. Why do I care?
@@vampg8r Funny because it's one of my favorite books ever! I live for the details and how dark the whole book was. The ending is one of the most tragic ever written
@@CloudsAndCoffins I don't mind details about the main characters to flesh them out. 3 pages on some no-name guy at the carnival that we're never going to see again is a bit excessive and I have trouble getting into a book that way and I love to read. I was really looking forward to reading it. Maybe I'll give it another try and try to get past it this time.
It’s funny, my aunt watched The Disney version before coming to see my community theatre put on the musical version which is true to the book in the final storyline (meaning deaths). And she’s like wow this is a dark movie. And I was like just wait until you see what wasn’t watered down by Disney….. 😜
Actually Disney had one song writer on payroll. The great Alan Menkan. This guy won eight Oscars in the 90s alone just from composing music for Disney. It’s tragic that this wasn’t one of the scores he won for. It’s epic
Froyo and Mother Ethel
Best Disney couple ever 😂
This movie was actually not really targeting child audiences. That's why it's so intense. If you haven't seen it in the last 5+ years, you should do The Lion King, the original. Scar as a villain is just different when you watch it as an adult. Another good one is Anastasia. #bingers
That's interesting because when I watched this movie again as an adult, I was shocked by it, but I was watching it with a kid so I asked if she wanted to keep watching... and yep she was fine. More than I was lol.
Yes, scar as a villain is only second to frolo in my opinion. He’s the only Disney villain who actually achieves what he sets out to do. And as far as I’m concerned, the original lion king is the only one that exists. The 2019 trash fire never happened
It was in the uk the had happy meal toys
The Lion King is said to be inspired by Hamlet, and Claudius was a SOB.
Yes Anastasia is sleeper on smhhh
Fun fact: Hellfire is considered the darkest Disney song ever made. It was almost cut from the movie entirely.
Seeing Notre Dame on fire hits a lot different since 2019 😭
The darkness of this movie is equivalent to The Fox & The Hound. You should watch that next Billy #Bingers
This movie is definitely the darkest Disney flick and I love it, especially Esmerelda’s song in the cathedral...but what I really want to know is what kind of vacuum do you have?! 😂 Your carpet lines are incredible.
I’m surprised how much Disney got away with in this movie.
And they STILL toned it down A LOT from the source material. Also, at the time it was made, g*psy was a word people used all the time, many not even realizing it was a slur. It was not good.
And someone mentioned in another comment that Disney was possibly planning to do a live action version back before Notre Dame burned. The animated version is already dark enough, so I can't imagine how intense a live action version would be. It would most definitely end up being PG-13.
@@kateiannacone2698 how is gypsy a slur?
@Mel An I wanted to reply to this with a link, but TH-cam won't let me. So instead, I'll post a small blurb from the page I was going to link to with the disclaimer that this is not my writing and a recommendation that you Google "The Mindful Mermaid: Why It's Time to Stop Saying Gypsy" to read the full thing:
“Gypsy” is a racial slur for the Roma or Romani people with Romanian origins and originally of Indian decent. They speak Romani, which is a language similar Hindi or Persian.
When the Roma people left India in the 11th century, the Europeans mistook them as Egyptian. This is where the slur “gypsy” comes from. This is the word that was then used to describe the Roma people through centuries of oppression.
The Catholic Church oppressed and restricted Roma from purchasing land. The Hungarian and Romanian nobles enslaved the Roma during the 15th century. In 15th century Germany, the government ordered average citizens to kill gypsies living among them as well. Eastern Europe, Spain, and Italy expelled the Roma, forcing them to disperse throughout Europe.
Eastern Europe freed them of slavery in the mid-1800s, but the Scandinavians launched a sterilization programs against them in the 20th century.
Then, the Nazis killed as many as 220,000 Roma people in WW2. As William O’Connor wrote for the Daily Beast,
“It is a story of suffering that parallels the trials of Jews in Europe. However, while the Holocaust has at the very least made Europe grapple with its history of anti-Semitism, there has been no such reckoning for the Romani. While the Romani were also targeted by the Nazis and sent to die by the thousands in concentration camps, the post-war German government did not recognize them as victims of racial persecution.”
Europeans used the word “gypsy” as a racial slur throughout these centuries to justify the discrimination and persecution of the Roma people. It’s crucial for travelers to understand that these origins still have a direct negative impact today.
omg I'm so happy you reacted to Hunchback of Notre Dame, this is my all-time favorite Disney movie that they've ever done. No contest. Frollo is one of the best villains Disney has ever produced, and I think the worth of this film goes so far beyond just kids' entertainment, exposing the dangers of extremist religion and psychological abuse.
#bingers I hope you'll do some of the other underrated Disney animated films as well like Robin Hood, Treasure Planet, and Meet The Robinsons.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame was a novel by Victor Hugo (who also wrote Les Miserables - but if you aren't familiar with that either, lets just basically say he dabbled in a lot of dark and tragic themes). It was definitely a very strange pick for source material on Disney's behalf, lol. But they knocked it out of the park in my opinion. They Disney-fied it, of course, but a lot of the themes are still present. They were brave to do it.
He was holding her like that because it gave a christlike posture. Constrating the innocence of Esmerelda and Quasi against the evil of Frollo. Frollo was supposed to be a pious man while he reviled Quasi and Esmerelda as wicked.
My guy kept saying Mother Ethel and I kept saying Mother Gothel 😂 and he called him Froyo... I swear he did!
Froyo-lol Sounds like a contraction or abbreviation of 'frozen yogurt'
@@nancyomalley6286 you would be correct. And froyo is YUMMY 😂
I was dressed up as Esmeralda for Halloween when I was little. As I got older, this movie hit me different.
Notre Dame is the name of the cathedral, I didn’t realize it either for a long time, but I want to say that I was aware of it by the time it was kind of all over the news a few years back when part of it burned. Love your reaction, as always. 😁
"forget your shyness." Not shiners.
#Bingers KNIVES OUT, The Parent Trap (Lindsay Lohan version), Mamma Mia! 1 AND 2 :)
Love your content Billy!!!! Stay golden
Yes, Mamma Mia 1 & 2! 💃🏻
Parent trap 1999 #bingers that's a goodie
“Out There” is one of my all time favorite disney songs. Tom Hulce does the speaking and singing voice for Quasimodo. The gp probably know him from Amadeus (he played Amadeus) or Parenthood but he’s done a lot of stage work. He hasn’t acted in a while but been a producer on a lot of plays/musicals.
Frollo is a seriously messed up dude, and this movie is definitely one of the darker ones. Another dark animated film by Disney is Pinocchio, which might be worth watching if you've not seen it. It's got kids smoking, drinking, shooting guns, and then suffering horribly for it.
#Bingers Yes! finally I enjoyed you realizing how dark this movie was and how terrible Frollo was (even though his villain song is one of the best) and yeah there are definitely a lot of Tangled comparisons. Also, after Quasimodo saw them two kissing usually its pretty sad, but you're commentary had me rolling on the floor XD
If you wanna see dark with a catchy yet marvelous soundtrack, you really should watch THE PRINCE OF EGYPT next.
For humor, a great soundtrack and great storytelling, I'd suggest How To Train your Dragon and its sequels one of the few trilogies that gets better with each movie.
Also still hoping to see Legally Blonde, Adam's Family Values(dark humor for days) and twilight (the last one for the roasting)
“This isn’t Dog with a Blog!” I’m dead 🤣
Hunchback of Notre Dame has always been one of my favorite disney movies, although I realize now as an adult I really didn't understand much of it as a child.
#bingers you should watch when Harry met Sally. It’s an oldie but a goodie
Yes!!! This was my favorite movie as a kid, my mom got me a Esmeralda costume and I used to wear it EVERYWHERE and sing 😂😂
One of my absolute favorites. If you think the movie was dark, oh boy, let's not get into how much more tragic the book is. Frollo is the scariest Disney villain easily in my eyes because that's a man who really exists. Walking among us, living a life as a saint but inside their a monster. We've all met a Frollo, weather we know it or not and that haunts me.
Frollo and his song Hellfire are considered the greatest Disney villain and villain song. The choir are actually singing in Latin so during Hellfire when Frollo is singing “It’s not my fault” the robed guys are saying the “Through my fault. Through my most grievous fault”.
Tom Hulce who plays Quasimodo was Amadeus in the film of the same name. Demi Moore is Esmerelda, Kevin Kline is Phebus.
This was turned into in a off broadway musical and was supposed to have gone to Broadway, but Disney didn’t want to pay the choir costs so Frozen went to Broadway instead.
During the Out There sequence you can see Belle reading a book, a man with the carpet from Aladdin, and two men carrying Pumbaa. Everyone agrees the Gargoyles and their song is the weakest part of the film. The people who directed this film (Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise) directed Beauty and the Beast and would go on to direct Atlantis the Lost Empire.
In the original book everyone died- Quasimodo, Frollo, Phebus, and Esmerelda and Frollo was a priest in the original book.
The song writers were Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz.
Yes yes yes! Thank you for finally reacting to this! Best Disney movie hands down . Frollo is one of the best Disney villains and Esmeralda is the most beautiful Disney character I have ever seen ! Also hellfire! Omg that song is amazing . Thank you for reacting to this ❤️❤️
#bingers Atlantis : The lost empire
Actually most of the Disney Renaissance movies had the same songwriters: Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz.
Also, this is probably the darkest Disney movie and it’s not even as dark as it could’ve been. Watching it as a kid, lots of stuff went over my head. It was a totally different experience as an adult because some stuff was made a little clearer. Like Frollo’s obsession with Esmeralda.
I know this one is easily one of Disney's darkest movies, but it's personally my favorite. Frollo is the scariest kind of villain (the one who truly believes they're in the right) and the soundtrack is Disney's best imho. Every single song (except the one the gargoyles do) is a certified banger
Everyone keeps talking about this being Disney's darkest movie... musical sure, but I know of one movie that is darker still #bingers The Black Cauldron
Also: the voice of Quasimodo is Tom Hulce who played Amadeus. The voice you thought was familiar is Jason Alexander from Seinfeld (George Castanza).
Yes the black cauldron needs to be seen
True! The horned King gave me nightmares as a kid. 😶😄😄 xx
This movie was based off a book by Victor Hugo, the same guy who wrote Les Miserables. Like many of the inspirations Disney used for their movies, even this dark film is much nicer than the original text. But at least in that Billy would get his catharsis of Quasimodo killing Frollo.
The singing voices of the Hunchback, Frollo, Clapton, the Gargoyles and the archdeacon are also those characters speaking voices to.
My 8 year-old son thinks you're hilarious. He would like you to react to Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey. #bingers
Frollo being Mother Gothel's abandoned son would be a great twist, actually! It would explain his burning hatred for witches and terrible parenting methods.
Violet Orlandi, on TH-cam, does a BEAUTIFUL cover of Hellfire. Just amazing.
this was and still is my favourite disney film!! I used to watch this all the time when I was younger, and I absolutely loved esmerelda hehe, she is so underrated !! such a powerful film, I cry every time lmao!
Esmeralda is voiced by Demi Moore (speaking voice only) Hoping you've got Tarzan and Atlantis the Lost Empire on your to-do list! #bingers
I'm the guy that made the "this is a low point for me" comment. I'm now officially a fan. Never thought I would enjoy watching other people watching movies. It sounds crazy!!! But it's fun! Keep at it!
#Bingers leap year: Rom- com, Anna Brady decides to travel to Dublin, Ireland, to propose to her boyfriend Jeremy on February 29, a leap day. However, she faces several hindrances on her way to Dublin.
Most Disney movies have an element of magic and fantasy, but this...this happened in real life
Love this movie, love that you connected it to Mother Gothel, dope reaction all around as usual!!
Froyo and mother Ethel, best Disney ship
this was one of my favorite movies as a kid but it also HIGHKEY traumatized me... frollo is the most evil disney villain ever-change my my mind. also my name was supposed to be esmeralda but my parents chose carmen instead and named my kid sister esmeralda. i look more like disney's esmeralda tho. I'm a new subscriber and i'm LOVING the content.. insanely hilarious!
4:56 Tony Fucile, the designer and main animator of Esmeralda, was in the Aladdin unit. Tony also designed Mufasa.
This is one of my favorite movies just bc quasi's voice is 😘👌🏾
5:11 ooh, I never noticed that I don't think.
Lol Froyo and Mother Ethel. 😂
I seriously felt seen in his movie being a POC and treated different. I love this true reaction!! I would love to see your reaction to the movie Anastasia. It has a mix of history, what really happened with someone claiming to be Anastasia, and of course making "light" of some questionable darkness lol It isn't Disney but it is a great animated film. #bingers
Regarding "Gypsy" being a slur, I see a lot of people that aren't Romani in the comments insisting it's not one and that Romani people are fine with it. I am Romani. It is totally UNTRUE that we, as a people, are fine with the word. It IS a slur, as is "gypped." We are a diaspora people of Indian, not Egyptian, origin. Our foreign language, our darker appearance, and our traditional clothing mistakenly led to the assumption we were of African heritage, rather than East Asian--hence the term "Gypsy." In Europe, particularly Eastern Europe, we were subsequently subjected to 500 years of slavery and up to 1.5 million of us were slaughtered by the Nazis in the Holocaust. Granted, not everybody is aware of our history or what word is proper to call us. But, in time, more and more people have learned and so they have stopped using "Gypsy," which is great. A lot of good people are making an effort to be non-offensive & respectful on this issue; even correcting those who are misinformed. Other people, it seems, really want to talk for us and tell us what our actual word for ourselves is--which isn't their right.
Billy shipping Mother Gothel and Frollo isn't something I knew I needed until now.
Please tell me by the end of this film, you finally googled “gypsy” 😆😆
I’d tell you myself but I find that I remember things when I read them. Lol
I did Jenna! Plus people in the chat informed me as well.
Mandel "Mandy" Patinkin was the voice of Quasimodo. He's a stage and movie actor...he was Inigo Montoya in "The Princess Bride" amongst other things.
Your commentary was top notch for this one haha. This movie goes HARD
God save the outcasts moves my whole soul.
i watched this as a kid, and it was so scary to me but has some great lessons in it. Disney knew how to make some villians, and the music was great. Also you might find it interesting to look into some of the history around the "gypsy's".
I was always disappointed that Esmarelda did not choose Quasimodo. As a child, my parents used this as an opportunity to explain that there are different kinds of love. Even so...I am still a bit put off.
Everytime you say "Ohhh wooooow," I can never tell if you are being sarcastic or sincere. rofl
I just realise this that Quasimodo could have let go and Frollo would have fallen. On some level I think he did “love” Frollo so he couldn’t kill him but in the end Frollo did it to himself.
And this is why I love the Hunchback of Notre Dame because Disney wasn’t afraid to go there to places where the kids movies wouldn’t normally go. This was back when Disney was not afraid to get dark and to get real.
This movie is so underrated! Everyone talks about lion king, aladdin, and little mermaid but not hunchback with the deepest and emotional message in disney ever!
Can you believe the real story is darker. Hunchback of Notre Dam is a book, written by the same man who wrote Les Miserables. Esmeralda actually dies at the end and Quasi waits by her grave until he turns to dust. And Phoebus is a giant a**hole who sleeps with Esperalda knowing she loves him, but ends up leaving her for another woman and actually watches Frollo kill her in the public execution (burning her at the stake). Quasi did end up killing Frollo to avenged Esmeralda though.
I watched this once when I was a younger and I hated the torment and the suffering Quasimodo was going through, it was so upsetting. I never watched it again.
#Bingers you should do The Blues Brothers or The Greatest Showman
edit: also I love this movie sm
4:34 - Tom Hulce voiced and sung for Quasimodo :)
I recently rewatched this the first time as an adult and omg it never dawned on me how dark this movie is. But the soundtrack is NEXT LEVEL
You know there is going to be a villain origin story for Frollo, and the backstory will be that his parents were killed by gypsies.
You should check out The Great Mouse Detective. It’s one of the most underrated Disney films and the final fight with Basil and Ratigan use to scare tf outta me. 😂😂
The actor who played Quasi's voice was Tom Hulce
You have to listen to the live musical adaptation... Also, Esmeralda actually dies in the novel but like every Disney movie, there has to be a happy ending.
Frollo is one of my favorite Disney villains
The scene where the city turns on QuasiModo during the Feast of Fools is the only part of this movie that I feel isn’t done justice. In the original, Quasi accidentally kills someone and was tied up / put in stocks as punishment. Obviously they aren’t going to put that in the movie, but you would think that they’d at least make him knock someone over and then punish him for assault.
Frollo being married to Mother Gothel would be a good plot in Once Upon a Time or Descendants.
Fro-yo?! 😂😂 Idk why but that was so funny for some reason
You calling him “Froyo” absolutely slayed me 😂💀 - Stef
There is a stage version of this that very sadly never made it to Broadway. However, there are a few professional versions available on youtube *look for La Jolla or Papermill Playhouse*. Highly recommend watching and (if you can) reacting to it! Some changes to the plot to make it more in line with the original story and they expand on the already gorgeous music. #Bingers
@BillyBinges Quasimodo’s singing and speaking voice was voiced by Tom Hulce.
The first song in the movie is the best Disney song ever made, hands down.
#Bingers One of my all time favorite movies is Prince of Egypt. The score is phenomenal and the animation was ahead of its time.
Here’s some great animated films to react to: Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron, How to train your dragon, Atlantis, Anastasia, Brave. 😩🙌
OH also Hook is a great non-animated film too :)
"mother ethel was intense but *froyo* "
#BINGERS! The Great Gatsby (2013)!!! Love your Chanel!! Hunchback and Titanic are two of my fave movies!!! Love your commentary cuz sometimes we be thinking the same thing hahah!! Keep it going great content!❤️👍🏾
12:17 I thought of the vine that went "Girl you got a body like a- c r o i s s a n t *finger snapping*"
I haven't seen hunchback of Notre Dame in years I don't know why but this was a great reaction.
8:16 Oh My God! How Dark Is This Disney Movie Man!
Fun fact: This movie is based off a book by Victor Hugo, who's biggest reason for writing The Hunchback of Notre Dame was because they were planning on tearing Notre Dame down and Hugo did not like this so he used the book to let other people know how beautiful the church was. This obviously worked and is why Notre Dame was left standing and became so popular.
What about Prince of Egypt? :D If you enjoyed The Hunchback of Notre Dame, you'r going to love that one. It's not Disney's, but it's got nothing to envy about it ;)
This is one of my father favourite movies. Such a sweet story but I love the second one
Hunchback is my favorite disney movie and your reaction to everything is hilarious! I subbed yesterday because your descendants video popped up in my feed and that was really good too! Can't wait to watch more of your videos!!!
“I was about to say that there’s no way he can die cause I know that there’s a hunchback two.”
Yeeaah about that...
Is it too late for me to comment on how the original book from 1831 ended? Esmerelda actually dies at the stake, Quasimodo takes her body down into the catacombs and the city guards find their corpses much later. He died wrapped around her body and when they guards try to move the bodies, they turn to dust.
#bingers Disney put this movie out, my kids were young. I always carried them to see the new Disney movies bc I am such a big Disney fan. When the movie started & "Pocahontas" was seen by my 4 year old son was so excited & said, "Mama, she looks like you." I am over half Native American & I have very long, black hair. Also, during the summer, very tan.
I have always said Disney has hidden gems, lessons to learn.
Don’t know if you’ve watched it yet, but there is something I consider a classic. Dogma. #bingers That and Stay Alive. If you’re gonna watch Stay Alive, though, I recommend the director’s cut. Made the way it originally would have gone, including a scene that doesn’t flow with the narrative, but gives backstory to a certain off screen character.
Gypsie: a member of a people originating in South Asia and traditionally having an itinerant way of life, living widely dispersed across Europe and North and South America and speaking a language (Romani) that is related to Hindi; a Romani person.
This is one of my favourite musicals and my favourite Disney films 😊👏 great reaction as always!