Does anyone else realize what would have happened if he had thrown that baby down the well? You know what happens to dead bodies after awhile? And it’s not like people would stop drinking from the well. People would have gotten sick left and right. And Frollo would have probably said that the demon baby cursed the well before it died.
Small correction. Frolo isn't a man of the cloth in this version. He is the head of the department of justice. Disney didn't want to deal with the Catholic church being angry.
Apparently it is in development, but allegedly there are tensions regarding the darker themes and tone, as the PR is not comfortable, but Menken knows that Hellfire is essential to the experience.
R.I.P. Tony Jay (1933-2006) Voice Of Judge Frollo from Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame an amazing and chilling performance singing Hellfire Judge Frollo He's Evil One of The best and most Darkest Disney Villains Ever Judge Frollo He's Really Special and Tony Jay's Voice Was a part of it. ❤️🖤💜🔥😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢
Chilling performance and oddly enough Frolo sorta became an underground uh...daddy icon. Yeah I know that much and I'm never digging any deeper into that line of thought.
Shame that youtube is lame cause there's some actual good discussions they have in the full vod about the film but I'm glad most of the funny bits got in
Oh man, I was that weird kid that was VERY engaged with the softer parts of the movie (though I was like that with a lot of films I engaged with in general). Esmeralda's parts, and her kindness toward Quasimodo were very important to me at the time as I had resonated with Quasimodo as a character quite heavily at the time due to severe bullying.
There are 3 things that should always be remembered. Frolo, Bells of Norte Dame and Hellfire. Doesn’t matter if you never even heard of the movie, those three things are so good they transcend the movie.
hunchback of notre dame is so important to me as a disabled person. 'out there' is just. . . so perfect in capturing what its like to be disabled. that isolation is profoundly damaging. and the song is so freeing to sing even if i'm not a good singer.
I love how you guys described Clopin as a Tumblr guy. That's so cute! lol Also, Pumpkin seems like a cool chick. You guys should watch movies with her more often. 😄
Yeah, a lot of parents actually got mad when it released because it was marketed as super happy and cheery with the gargoyles and stuff. And then they watched it lol
Speak for yourself. I loved Esmerelda as a child. I just avoided this movie because Hellfire scared the 4 year old me. Dad had to be with me in the theater holding my hand.
This movie had balls, like it starts with bigotry, a mother being murdered trying to run with her infant, and then the main villan almost drowning the baby and hypocrisy.
Considering how Patrick and that one guard in this movie share the same actor, I wonder if his 'Ugly Barnacle' story was an abridged version of the original "Hunchback" tale. Also, I love that commissioned drawing of all those animated dads.
@@gamemasternintendoo I didn't say we were GOOD at it- the French are better lovers than fighters 🤷♀️ (and I don't think the French are the only people to sympathize with wanting to fight the English 😂)
What year was this? Was this before the French Revolution, where people were yelling "Vive la Revolution"? Before Joan of Arc paid a visit to England and was soon tried as a witch? Before Admiral Nelson beat the French at Trafalgar? Before France was caught between the first World War between Britain and Germany?
Still an epic film to this day. Even as a kid the music and hellfire scene blew me away. Watching this and Lion King over and over as a kid I guess birthed my love for dark stories that can balance action, comedy, and drama decently 😎.
What I like the most in this film, is that every details can give you a hint about what will happened to Frollo. Especially the cathedral itself. Like in the first song, the Bells of Notre-Dame. The portal behind Frollo is always the central one, called the Last Judgment. When the Archdeacon says Frollo can't escape the eyes of Notre-Dame, is still parts of this portal that are showed. Statues of the twelves apostles, Archangel Michael weighs souls and two demons try to tip the scales, and the most important the stautues of Marie carrying Jesus in her arms and two angels. The two angels carry a candelabrum. The one on the left symbolize Fault, the one on the right Redemption. And when Frollo is told to keep and to rise the child, it's the right tower that Frollo looks at when he talks about hidding the child in the cathedral. So you can see that as God offering him a way for redemption and that Frollo is accepting it, and would maybe change. But when many years later we first see Quasimodo, he is living in the left tower. The left with the angel that symbolize Fault. And you can see Frollo didn't change or took the opportunity that what offered him to change. During the Charivari, when Quasimodo is humiliated and Esmeralda comes to his rescue, the portal behind them is still the Last Judgement one, like an another opportunity for Frollo to commit a fault or redemption. Talking about this portal, all the principal characters will enter the chatedral through this portal. When three will see the divin light at the end of the movie, one will meet the fire of Hell. The three will exit the cathedral through this portal, while Frollo will fall to the fire. Which Mary each character see is also interesting. The one Frollo see, is the one on the facade of the cathedral, she is standing hoding Jesus in her arms, with emotionless face like they were judging Frollo, surrounded by the two angels symbolising Fault and Resemption. The one Esmeralda see in the song God helps the outcasts, Mary is still holding Jesus in her arms, but both are smiling in a tender way with doign a sign of benediction with their hands. White lilies are on the feet of the statue with the symbol of purity and innoncence. Also in this song, at some point behind Esmeralda are paintings of the life of Jesus, on the left still Mary holding him as a baby and on the right his baptism. On the end of the song Esmeralda is standing bathed in the light of one of the rose window, here again in the center Mary holding her child. And the transition between the songs Heaven's Light and Hellfire, is the same rose window where Esmeralda was in the song God help the Outcasts. Can be a link between both characters, maybe she was praying for him in a way like a new offer for redemption for Frollo. An another detail about Hellfire. When Frollo have the smoky Esmeralda ready to embrace him. It is just smoke, just a residue, a part of this fire. Like he would never be able to get Esmeralda entirely, just a part of her. That even if she accepted to belong to him, he would just only have access to her body and not her soul. Fire has also a souble meaning. Fire of Hell but also Purification. Burning Esmeralda is buning her and his sin and also getting a purification out of it. He also consider Esmeralda as a witch and it was pretty common to burn them. In addition, if I remember correctly, when Frolo lay like this at the end of the song, it was also a way to repent. The person would only wear a white robe without shoes, and lay like this in front of the altar if they wanted to repent for important sins. I may be wrong about this, I just don't remember is laying in front of the altar like this would be part of it or not. But I'm almost sure it could be part of some rituals. Another important detail, the music. Dies irae can be heard two times with Frollo. At the beginning when he hunt Quasimodo's mother and when he odered to find Esmeralda. This poem is about the last judgement the saved will be delivered and the unsaved cast into eternal flames. The Cour des Miracles is hidden in a cemetery, a real one in Paris. The Holy Innocent's cemetery, you can visit it it's now the Catacombes, or what remains of it near the Halles, with the fountain. The name speak for itself and the symbol in the movie. Going to th emoment when Frollo have Esmeralda ready to be burned, a song in Latin is played, yet again about judgement and flammes. Behind Esmeralda can be seen the portal of Mary th e Virgin, and behind Frollo the one of the Last Judgement. In this scene when Follo offer Esmeralda to save her from this fire and the other (Hell), he still think he is pure and that it was other than sinned. That he can saved her in the mortal world but also the spiritual one. Neer he will admit his own fault despite all the occasions he had. Quasimodo being tied in the middle of the cathedral, between the two towers. He have to choose between the influence of Frollo, Fault, and Esmeralda, Redemption. He quickly chose and he hold her on the top of the cathedral, she is in the same position that Jesus on the Cross. And from the beginning, each scenes when she first "properly" met Quasimodo or Phoebus, there is light. Esmeralda is their light to guide them on the right pace. Ands it's always in the cathedral. In the tower with Quasimodo, when she see what he does and tels him is not a monster, or Phoebus with this scene with the windows behind them. In the end Frollo still enter by the portal of the Last Judgement. Mistreating the Archdeacon and going to the left tower, the Fault. He even locked himslef here, no redemption can come now. What comes next just burry him deeper into his own sins. Ans ironically its his shadow that would betray his true intentions and will allow Quasimodo to beat him. Also Frollo will commit the last sacrilege he could, drawing a blade in a church and trying to kill someone there. Right before he died, Frollo rise on the gargoil, rising his blade and reciting "He shall smite the wicked", he still think that he is a judge, pure of any sins, punishing the vilains. But the gargoil fall, and im with it, to the fire of Hell. The Last Judgement. While Frollo died in fire, Quasimodo, Esmeralda and Phoebus exit the cathedral by the main entrance. And they are bathed in light. I rewatched the movie for this comment, to be sure not to forget anything. The animators did a wonderful job with this movie. And today, it is still my favorite Disney.
My favorite scene in this entire movie is when the little girl goes up to touch Quasimodo’s face and she isn’t scared of him it brings tears to my eyes every time that’s such a powerful scene 🥹🥹
4:03 oooh la la for my all time favorite Disney animated film. Both “Beauty and the Beast” and “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” are my French 🇫🇷 Disney animated films and 😚 magnifique masterpieces. Of course “Ratatouille” is also another ooh la la and mmmmm delicious Disney film as well. - Le Bossu de Notre Dame 🥐 - La belle et la Bête 🌹 - Ratatouille 🧀 Ooh la la for these Disney films de beauté classiques. Go watch in Disney+ and translate in French language speaking dub as you wanted to speak in Francious.
Frollo isn't a man of the cloth but of the law. And iirc I read about the sanctuary thing just merely holding onto the church knocker should have given the mom sanctuary. So yeah, Frollo's one hell of a meanie.
Fun fact: In the musical version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Frollo is Quazimodo's biological uncle and the reason he hates Romani people is because he effectively blames them for his brother's downward spiral. But he's not actively malevolent or a sadist in that version. In fact, despite his flaws, he's a suprisingly decent guy who *wants* to do the right thing out of guilt for not bei g there for his brother, but he slowly spirals into lust and madness over the course of the story Its a MUCH more nuanced iteration of the character that completely flips the story on its head
11:16 Here’s a fun fact: “Hunchback” uses a lot of cuch Latin as its background vocals. During “Hellfire,” (the part where the archdeacon is swinging incense), they are singing part of the “Confiteor” (“I confess” in Latin). In this prayer, the believer asks god to forgive their sins and help guide them in their efforts to do better. When translated into English, the first part reads, “I confess to almighty God, to blessed Mary, ever-virgin, to St, Michael, the Archangel, [to the Apostles and to] all of the saints….” Once we shift to Frollo, who is praising his own virtue, the chorus answers him back (“that I have sinned/in my thoughts, words, and deeds”). The monks in the red cloaks mock him by singing “Mea culpa/ mea maxima culpa.” ([I’ve sinned through] my fault/ [through] my greatest fault).
This was actually one of my favorites growing up (and still is), I'm not sure why, but I had a preference for the "darker" stories (maybe because I was raised on the uncensored Grimm fairy tales and Struwwelpeter).
Holy shit. I was today years old when I discovered Frollo is voiced by Tony Jay (who was also Megabyte in Reboot, the second voice of Shere Khan, and was the Elder God in the Legacy of Kain series :O). His voice still gives me the shivers :O
YOOOOOOO, shout-out to the Legacy of Kain mention in the live chat! Tony Jay's Elder God is such an underrated Lovecraftian-style villain. His Frollo is an iconic terror, without a doubt, but I'm the LoK-hyperfixated goblin who always remembers his roles from that old dark fantasy franchise. He even voiced Mortanius and William the Just/Nemesis in the very first game, Blood Omen. I could wax poetic about those games to my grave! They had some of the best storytelling and voice acting during the 90s and early 2000s. After the last LoK installment that Tony Jay voice in (Defiance), his death-combined with legendary writer Amy Hennig moving on to projects like Uncharted-spelled the official end for the main series. The IP went to Square Enix, for a while, and they attempted to create new installments; the cancelled Dead Sun, and the multiplayer Nosgoth Online that survived maybe only a couple years before Squeenix shut that down, too (though the latter is supposedly still playable through fan support for the servers, although I haven't interacted with their Discord enough to know if that is still the case today). ... But yeah. Any time Tony Jay is brought up (or any other voice actors from LoK), my old hyperfixation kicks into overdrive and I can't resist trying to spread more awareness of the old Legacy of Kain series. I just really adore the voice acting and quite a bit of the storytelling...! Though I will be honest that the gameplay hasn't aged well, which is why so many LoK fans hope some day for some remasterings (some even wanting remakes, although I'm truly unsure who could replace the original cast).
Hey Sabre, I heard that there is this streaming service that now allows users to generate whole entire episodes using only prompts. Is this the end of filmmaking and animation as we know it? You ought to make a video on it.
13:50 I thought this movie was set in France not the southern USA???? /j Sorry to sound like CinemaSins for a moment but how did they clean up all the weaponry and bodies in just a few hours? Or was it just conveniently on the other side of the cathedral lol
"It's the bell ringer from Notre Dame!" Wouldn't that mean he works for the church? Huh, that should have been awkward in hindsight. Also, Pumpkin's head was cut off. They cut the Pumpkin.
Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame is my favorite Disney movie ever Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame an amazing Disney movie about the music and Disney animation 🎞📽🔔🎬🎥
Saber, could you and Rishi do a reaction for the 1997 film Cat's Don't Dance? I actually met one of the animators of this film, Steven Garcia (who worked on Sawyer), and he told me the movie just got a Blu-Ray release.
I think Victor and Laverne are likable and kind enough. Hugo is just not given any nuance so he is too out of place. His ONE line where he isn’t comic relief “alright Quasi we’ll leave you alone” sounds actually heartfelt so it’s not like Jason isn’t capable of acting.
I wonder if people knew Judge Frollo was post to be a preach, but they kinda censored/change him to make no preacher look or be a bad guy in the film. So if there was ever a remake and they change back to original story, Well people might nitpick about that first. then just a bad remake XD Remember old source fairy tales are way different and darker.
After watching the musical (it's fully subtitled on youtube as a "slime tutorial"), I struggle to enjoy the movie as much with all the gargoyle stuff. I love the camp factor but for me it ruins an otherwise engaging story and makes it grind to a halt every time for the vaudeville performance to play out in the middle of this bittersweet multi-layered story. The animation is beautiful too beautiful to ignore so i just skip the gargoyle parts and pretend they don't exist now.
Does anyone else realize what would have happened if he had thrown that baby down the well? You know what happens to dead bodies after awhile? And it’s not like people would stop drinking from the well. People would have gotten sick left and right. And Frollo would have probably said that the demon baby cursed the well before it died.
You pretty much explained every religious hysteria back then
Small correction. Frolo isn't a man of the cloth in this version. He is the head of the department of justice. Disney didn't want to deal with the Catholic church being angry.
Also the festival of fools in the movie is actually 2 separate festivals being combined awkwardly...
This still has one of the best openings in any Disney movie.
I'd have to agree. It truly is. ❤
the GOAT of intros
Notice how Disney just conveniently skipped this one in their lineup of live action remake slop.
No, it's been talked about as is Hercules unfortunately. Wanna know the true abomination? It's all their stupid "live action" remake trash.
I have to disagree not all the remakes were bad some of them were pretty decent like The jungle book
@@tracyblackfox152some of them were pretty good
Apparently it is in development, but allegedly there are tensions regarding the darker themes and tone, as the PR is not comfortable, but Menken knows that Hellfire is essential to the experience.
@@isaiahwilliams2642 Also there's that whole musical that came out in Germany....
R.I.P. Tony Jay (1933-2006) Voice Of Judge Frollo from Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame an amazing and chilling performance singing Hellfire Judge Frollo He's Evil One of The best and most Darkest Disney Villains Ever Judge Frollo He's Really Special and Tony Jay's Voice Was a part of it. ❤️🖤💜🔥😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢
Chilling performance and oddly enough Frolo sorta became an underground uh...daddy icon. Yeah I know that much and I'm never digging any deeper into that line of thought.
All I'll say about this movie is that, It may not be one of the most highly regarded Disney renaissance films but it's one that I truly love!!!
It deserves to be highly regarded because it's really good
Frollo: "This is an unholy demon. I'm sending it back to hell, where it belongs."
Priest: "Not in our well, you won't!"
Shame that youtube is lame cause there's some actual good discussions they have in the full vod about the film but I'm glad most of the funny bits got in
Oh man, I was that weird kid that was VERY engaged with the softer parts of the movie (though I was like that with a lot of films I engaged with in general). Esmeralda's parts, and her kindness toward Quasimodo were very important to me at the time as I had resonated with Quasimodo as a character quite heavily at the time due to severe bullying.
5:19
saberspark: ha squidward?
Me: thats patrick star not squidward!?
“No this is Patrick.”
Schaffrillas also thought the other guard was voiced by Mr. Lawrence but it’s actually Corey Burton.
There are 3 things that should always be remembered. Frolo, Bells of Norte Dame and Hellfire. Doesn’t matter if you never even heard of the movie, those three things are so good they transcend the movie.
hunchback of notre dame is so important to me as a disabled person. 'out there' is just. . . so perfect in capturing what its like to be disabled. that isolation is profoundly damaging. and the song is so freeing to sing even if i'm not a good singer.
@10:36 ~put your faith into what you most believe in. Two cheeks, one vine to swing!~
Two cheeks, one bakerryyyy 😂
I love how you guys described Clopin as a Tumblr guy. That's so cute! lol
Also, Pumpkin seems like a cool chick. You guys should watch movies with her more often. 😄
The Hunchback of Notre Dame was considered one of the darkest Disney movies, and Frollo was the best self-righteous villain
Yeah, a lot of parents actually got mad when it released because it was marketed as super happy and cheery with the gargoyles and stuff. And then they watched it lol
Finally, a pallet cleanser
Frollo was such an awesome and memorable villain! And that's mostly thanks to Tony Jay's performance.
Speak for yourself. I loved Esmerelda as a child. I just avoided this movie because Hellfire scared the 4 year old me. Dad had to be with me in the theater holding my hand.
Oh I absolutely love this movie. It’s one of my comfort movies and soundtracks.
This movie had balls, like it starts with bigotry, a mother being murdered trying to run with her infant, and then the main villan almost drowning the baby and hypocrisy.
Considering how Patrick and that one guard in this movie share the same actor, I wonder if his 'Ugly Barnacle' story was an abridged version of the original "Hunchback" tale.
Also, I love that commissioned drawing of all those animated dads.
Glad to see Clopin getting the love he deserves 😂 I had such a cartoon crush on him as a kid.
Frolo is the Disney version of that "You people disgust me." meme.
"SQUIDWARD......................"
.........no actually, it's Patrick.
“Is this the Krusty Krab?”
As a kid, I actually liked Esmeralda's song in Notre Dame. In fact, I actually liked a lot of the deep, quiet moments in stuff as a kid as well.
This is, if not the best Disney movie I've seen. Follow is such badass.
For some reason, “it’s the bell ringer from Norte dame!” guy has me cracking up, reminds me of the “good morning Belle!” guy lol
12:31 is that…”The Baker Man Bakes?”
"YAAAAY WE DID IT!... Now let's go FIGHT THE ENGLISH!!"
* my French ancestors * YES🙌🏻
And got your butts whooped, if you’re talking about the Seven Years War. 😏
@@gamemasternintendoo I didn't say we were GOOD at it- the French are better lovers than fighters 🤷♀️ (and I don't think the French are the only people to sympathize with wanting to fight the English 😂)
What year was this? Was this before the French Revolution, where people were yelling "Vive la Revolution"? Before Joan of Arc paid a visit to England and was soon tried as a witch? Before Admiral Nelson beat the French at Trafalgar? Before France was caught between the first World War between Britain and Germany?
@@yellohammer8571Maybe around the same time of the Battles of Formigny and Castillon
1:44 "We're never getting a real life adaptation of this, it's never gonna happen"
1939 live action adaptation: "You rang?"
"I will never call anyone master" "that makes one of us" 🤣😂🤣😂 OMFG okay girl! That's the vibe though 🖤⛓️
I literally JUST watched this movie with my mom yesterday, what is this timing?😭
Still an epic film to this day. Even as a kid the music and hellfire scene blew me away. Watching this and Lion King over and over as a kid I guess birthed my love for dark stories that can balance action, comedy, and drama decently 😎.
Judge Frollo He's My Favorite Disney Villain Ever ❤️🖤💜🔥
Tony Jay was such an iconic voice actor
Tony Jay Was a great actor and a good singer too
Like fire hell fire
This fire in my skin
@@ZekeorSomething this burning desire...
@@nicolaperrella1899 is turning me to sin
@@nicolaperrella1899 Is turning me to sin!
@@kevinyoung9540 Mea culpa!
It's not Disney but the live-action version of the Hunchback of Notre Dame is like what 60 years prior to this?
There's been several, though the Disney film was specifically based on the 1939 version.
for tarzan: its probably over the shoulder, under the arm, around the body (but i love the booty cheeks way lol)
Lmao so glad y'all got to watch this. XD it is one of my favorite movies from the renesance era of Disney. Each of y'alls reactions is priceless! Lol
5 years ago On April 15,2019 Notre Dame was Burning ❤️🖤💜🔥
Why yes. And Greta Thunberg addressed this at the EU, and I learnt tons about the Notre Dame at school at this moment.
What I like the most in this film, is that every details can give you a hint about what will happened to Frollo. Especially the cathedral itself.
Like in the first song, the Bells of Notre-Dame. The portal behind Frollo is always the central one, called the Last Judgment. When the Archdeacon says Frollo can't escape the eyes of Notre-Dame, is still parts of this portal that are showed. Statues of the twelves apostles, Archangel Michael weighs souls and two demons try to tip the scales, and the most important the stautues of Marie carrying Jesus in her arms and two angels. The two angels carry a candelabrum. The one on the left symbolize Fault, the one on the right Redemption. And when Frollo is told to keep and to rise the child, it's the right tower that Frollo looks at when he talks about hidding the child in the cathedral. So you can see that as God offering him a way for redemption and that Frollo is accepting it, and would maybe change.
But when many years later we first see Quasimodo, he is living in the left tower. The left with the angel that symbolize Fault. And you can see Frollo didn't change or took the opportunity that what offered him to change.
During the Charivari, when Quasimodo is humiliated and Esmeralda comes to his rescue, the portal behind them is still the Last Judgement one, like an another opportunity for Frollo to commit a fault or redemption.
Talking about this portal, all the principal characters will enter the chatedral through this portal. When three will see the divin light at the end of the movie, one will meet the fire of Hell. The three will exit the cathedral through this portal, while Frollo will fall to the fire.
Which Mary each character see is also interesting. The one Frollo see, is the one on the facade of the cathedral, she is standing hoding Jesus in her arms, with emotionless face like they were judging Frollo, surrounded by the two angels symbolising Fault and Resemption. The one Esmeralda see in the song God helps the outcasts, Mary is still holding Jesus in her arms, but both are smiling in a tender way with doign a sign of benediction with their hands. White lilies are on the feet of the statue with the symbol of purity and innoncence. Also in this song, at some point behind Esmeralda are paintings of the life of Jesus, on the left still Mary holding him as a baby and on the right his baptism. On the end of the song Esmeralda is standing bathed in the light of one of the rose window, here again in the center Mary holding her child. And the transition between the songs Heaven's Light and Hellfire, is the same rose window where Esmeralda was in the song God help the Outcasts. Can be a link between both characters, maybe she was praying for him in a way like a new offer for redemption for Frollo.
An another detail about Hellfire. When Frollo have the smoky Esmeralda ready to embrace him. It is just smoke, just a residue, a part of this fire. Like he would never be able to get Esmeralda entirely, just a part of her. That even if she accepted to belong to him, he would just only have access to her body and not her soul. Fire has also a souble meaning. Fire of Hell but also Purification. Burning Esmeralda is buning her and his sin and also getting a purification out of it. He also consider Esmeralda as a witch and it was pretty common to burn them. In addition, if I remember correctly, when Frolo lay like this at the end of the song, it was also a way to repent. The person would only wear a white robe without shoes, and lay like this in front of the altar if they wanted to repent for important sins. I may be wrong about this, I just don't remember is laying in front of the altar like this would be part of it or not. But I'm almost sure it could be part of some rituals.
Another important detail, the music. Dies irae can be heard two times with Frollo. At the beginning when he hunt Quasimodo's mother and when he odered to find Esmeralda. This poem is about the last judgement the saved will be delivered and the unsaved cast into eternal flames.
The Cour des Miracles is hidden in a cemetery, a real one in Paris. The Holy Innocent's cemetery, you can visit it it's now the Catacombes, or what remains of it near the Halles, with the fountain. The name speak for itself and the symbol in the movie.
Going to th emoment when Frollo have Esmeralda ready to be burned, a song in Latin is played, yet again about judgement and flammes. Behind Esmeralda can be seen the portal of Mary th e Virgin, and behind Frollo the one of the Last Judgement. In this scene when Follo offer Esmeralda to save her from this fire and the other (Hell), he still think he is pure and that it was other than sinned. That he can saved her in the mortal world but also the spiritual one. Neer he will admit his own fault despite all the occasions he had.
Quasimodo being tied in the middle of the cathedral, between the two towers. He have to choose between the influence of Frollo, Fault, and Esmeralda, Redemption. He quickly chose and he hold her on the top of the cathedral, she is in the same position that Jesus on the Cross. And from the beginning, each scenes when she first "properly" met Quasimodo or Phoebus, there is light. Esmeralda is their light to guide them on the right pace. Ands it's always in the cathedral. In the tower with Quasimodo, when she see what he does and tels him is not a monster, or Phoebus with this scene with the windows behind them.
In the end Frollo still enter by the portal of the Last Judgement. Mistreating the Archdeacon and going to the left tower, the Fault. He even locked himslef here, no redemption can come now. What comes next just burry him deeper into his own sins. Ans ironically its his shadow that would betray his true intentions and will allow Quasimodo to beat him. Also Frollo will commit the last sacrilege he could, drawing a blade in a church and trying to kill someone there. Right before he died, Frollo rise on the gargoil, rising his blade and reciting "He shall smite the wicked", he still think that he is a judge, pure of any sins, punishing the vilains. But the gargoil fall, and im with it, to the fire of Hell. The Last Judgement. While Frollo died in fire, Quasimodo, Esmeralda and Phoebus exit the cathedral by the main entrance. And they are bathed in light.
I rewatched the movie for this comment, to be sure not to forget anything. The animators did a wonderful job with this movie. And today, it is still my favorite Disney.
My favorite scene in this entire movie is when the little girl goes up to touch Quasimodo’s face and she isn’t scared of him it brings tears to my eyes every time that’s such a powerful scene 🥹🥹
“yeah this movie has a tone problem.” ~ Lindsey Ellis.
I never liked Lindsey Ellis. I understand everyone’s in titled to their opinions, but her opinions never made any sense to me
@@kimlechman5856 I love this film, but she makes some decent points about this film and she doesn't overall hate it 🤔.
Thankfully, someone on a fanedit subreddit removed the gargoyles and it's huge improvement
@@kimlechman5856I dunno man I absolutely love this move but can agree that it’s a tonal mess
@@D3viant517Yeah I feel like you can tell the Gargoyles were like added on top instead of with the movie.
4:03 oooh la la for my all time favorite Disney animated film. Both “Beauty and the Beast” and “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” are my French 🇫🇷 Disney animated films and 😚 magnifique masterpieces. Of course “Ratatouille” is also another ooh la la and mmmmm delicious Disney film as well.
- Le Bossu de Notre Dame 🥐
- La belle et la Bête 🌹
- Ratatouille 🧀
Ooh la la for these Disney films de beauté classiques.
Go watch in Disney+ and translate in French language speaking dub as you wanted to speak in Francious.
Frollo isn't a man of the cloth but of the law. And iirc I read about the sanctuary thing just merely holding onto the church knocker should have given the mom sanctuary. So yeah, Frollo's one hell of a meanie.
2:04 *ALLEN*
12:54 why is he thinking about that?
Remember how crappy the music was in Wish? That came from the same company that made this.
THIS is what Magnifico could have been. He could have even been a mix of Frollo and Scar
Fun fact:
In the musical version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Frollo is Quazimodo's biological uncle and the reason he hates Romani people is because he effectively blames them for his brother's downward spiral.
But he's not actively malevolent or a sadist in that version. In fact, despite his flaws, he's a suprisingly decent guy who *wants* to do the right thing out of guilt for not bei g there for his brother, but he slowly spirals into lust and madness over the course of the story
Its a MUCH more nuanced iteration of the character that completely flips the story on its head
So not only do you have a vtuber model but you're now getting to know them personally? You've integrated yourself quite well. I give you praise.
I will never unsee the Tarzan butt cheek scene. Damn you Saberspark you devilish fiend!!!!
Tony Jay is a F*cking Icon! RIP Tony Jay... Also, the Topsy Turvey song... I know it all in Dutch.
11:16 Here’s a fun fact: “Hunchback” uses a lot of cuch Latin as its background vocals. During “Hellfire,” (the part where the archdeacon is swinging incense), they are singing part of the “Confiteor” (“I confess” in Latin). In this prayer, the believer asks god to forgive their sins and help guide them in their efforts to do better. When translated into English, the first part reads, “I confess to almighty God, to blessed Mary, ever-virgin, to St, Michael, the Archangel, [to the Apostles and to] all of the saints….”
Once we shift to Frollo, who is praising his own virtue, the chorus answers him back (“that I have sinned/in my thoughts, words, and deeds”).
The monks in the red cloaks mock him by singing “Mea culpa/ mea maxima culpa.” ([I’ve sinned through] my fault/ [through] my greatest fault).
So dark a Disney movie WE LOVE IT!
This was actually one of my favorites growing up (and still is), I'm not sure why, but I had a preference for the "darker" stories (maybe because I was raised on the uncensored Grimm fairy tales and Struwwelpeter).
*hay fuego, de infierno, me quema el corazon*
Holy shit. I was today years old when I discovered Frollo is voiced by Tony Jay (who was also Megabyte in Reboot, the second voice of Shere Khan, and was the Elder God in the Legacy of Kain series :O). His voice still gives me the shivers :O
Judge Frollo Holy Hellfire! ❤️🖤💜🔥
I loved this movie!! thank you!
YOOOOOOO, shout-out to the Legacy of Kain mention in the live chat! Tony Jay's Elder God is such an underrated Lovecraftian-style villain. His Frollo is an iconic terror, without a doubt, but I'm the LoK-hyperfixated goblin who always remembers his roles from that old dark fantasy franchise.
He even voiced Mortanius and William the Just/Nemesis in the very first game, Blood Omen.
I could wax poetic about those games to my grave! They had some of the best storytelling and voice acting during the 90s and early 2000s. After the last LoK installment that Tony Jay voice in (Defiance), his death-combined with legendary writer Amy Hennig moving on to projects like Uncharted-spelled the official end for the main series. The IP went to Square Enix, for a while, and they attempted to create new installments; the cancelled Dead Sun, and the multiplayer Nosgoth Online that survived maybe only a couple years before Squeenix shut that down, too (though the latter is supposedly still playable through fan support for the servers, although I haven't interacted with their Discord enough to know if that is still the case today).
... But yeah. Any time Tony Jay is brought up (or any other voice actors from LoK), my old hyperfixation kicks into overdrive and I can't resist trying to spread more awareness of the old Legacy of Kain series.
I just really adore the voice acting and quite a bit of the storytelling...! Though I will be honest that the gameplay hasn't aged well, which is why so many LoK fans hope some day for some remasterings (some even wanting remakes, although I'm truly unsure who could replace the original cast).
I hope Disney make a live action movie of this I think it will be good
6:57 Finally- Justice for Clopin the tumbler sexy man- neigh- King! 😂 (I frikin love Clopin! fav character!)
Hunchback is in talks of a remake, with Josh Gad.
Hey Sabre, I heard that there is this streaming service that now allows users to generate whole entire episodes using only prompts. Is this the end of filmmaking and animation as we know it? You ought to make a video on it.
13:50 I thought this movie was set in France not the southern USA???? /j
Sorry to sound like CinemaSins for a moment but how did they clean up all the weaponry and bodies in just a few hours? Or was it just conveniently on the other side of the cathedral lol
Say… what’s the deal with that new profile pic? Is there a new entrant to the cartoon couples tier list? Because I’d say it’s an easy S tier ❤
"It's the bell ringer from Notre Dame!"
Wouldn't that mean he works for the church? Huh, that should have been awkward in hindsight.
Also, Pumpkin's head was cut off. They cut the Pumpkin.
Judge Frollo's Temporary Was Getting Out Of Control
Watching a good movie? Such a diversion that I’d happily take
I wonder if hell is a superhighway to many DIFFERENT hells from other pantheons?..if you expect fire, you’ll get ice, that sorta thing
I remember Disney Junior airing this movie a few years back o_o
Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame 1 and 2 Is On Disney +
12:03 I had to make a video for this. Search Judge Frollo Kill the Baker if you're interested. XD
R.I.P. David Ogden Stiers and Tony Jay The Archdeacon and Judge Frollo are now in Heaven 😢😭😭😢
Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame is my favorite Disney movie ever Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame an amazing Disney movie about the music and Disney animation 🎞📽🔔🎬🎥
Saber, could you and Rishi do a reaction for the 1997 film Cat's Don't Dance? I actually met one of the animators of this film, Steven Garcia (who worked on Sawyer), and he told me the movie just got a Blu-Ray release.
All hail Tony Jay, a god of voice acting
Tony Jay's Legacy Remains in Disney History ❤️🖤💜🔥😢😭😭😢
When Disney could make good musicals
8:58 Oh My God! How Dark Is This Disney Movie Man!
Pumpkin in my Saberspark video?!
8:50 [Gasps] 🫢🫢🫢🫢
8:58 Ow That's Gotta Hurt
Reaction of episod 1 of Animactions 2020 😂😮😅🎉😊
Can you guys watch ferngully the last rainforest next? It’s really cute
Not saying Disney needs a film exactly like this, but an epic soundtrack and a dark story would be appreciated. Perhaps for "Hansel & Gretel"?
I really hope they watch Allen next
8:58 Esmeralda She Hits Judge Frollo She Hit Him
I usually Watched Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame 1 and 2 in 🇺🇲English and Spanish 🇲🇽
Pumpkin potion!
OMG PUMPKIN POTION!!
5:16-5:17 actually Patrick the starfish.
I think Victor and Laverne are likable and kind enough. Hugo is just not given any nuance so he is too out of place. His ONE line where he isn’t comic relief “alright Quasi we’ll leave you alone” sounds actually heartfelt so it’s not like Jason isn’t capable of acting.
I agree with what they said. I do love this movie now as an adult, but as a kid, I just kind of liked it ok.
4:40 Where Hank Hill at?
Bob Belcher, but no Homer Simpson? Poor Darren...
YESSS PUMPKIN❤❤❤❤
You should watch DaiCon 3 and 4, it's a valuable part of japanese animation history
🇺🇲Disney's The Hunchback Of Notre Dame (🇲🇽Disney's El Jorobado De Notre Dame)
I wonder if people knew Judge Frollo
was post to be a preach, but they kinda censored/change him
to make no preacher look or be a bad guy in the film.
So if there was ever a remake and they change back to original story,
Well people might nitpick about that first. then just a bad remake XD
Remember old source fairy tales are way different and darker.
After watching the musical (it's fully subtitled on youtube as a "slime tutorial"), I struggle to enjoy the movie as much with all the gargoyle stuff. I love the camp factor but for me it ruins an otherwise engaging story and makes it grind to a halt every time for the vaudeville performance to play out in the middle of this bittersweet multi-layered story. The animation is beautiful too beautiful to ignore so i just skip the gargoyle parts and pretend they don't exist now.