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I will now use this moment to brag about my kickass Romani gypsy ancestry and that as a child this film pleased me greatly.
But I think Hades beats out Frollo purely for the sadistic but comedic value.
*watches video after typing comment*
Okay it's a tie.
But I think Hades beats out Frollo purely for the sadistic but comedic value.
*watches video after typing comment*
Okay it's a tie.
@armless-phelan
You owe it to yourself to watch it. This, Hercules, and Emperor's New Groove are three of the most mature and modern Disney films in recent memory. Especially this one. I didn't get it at ALL as a child, but now it's one of my favorites.
I've actually been planning on compiling a list of the Top 10 Disney Villain Songs for a while, and this one is DEFINITELY going on there.
You owe it to yourself to watch it. This, Hercules, and Emperor's New Groove are three of the most mature and modern Disney films in recent memory. Especially this one. I didn't get it at ALL as a child, but now it's one of my favorites.
I've actually been planning on compiling a list of the Top 10 Disney Villain Songs for a while, and this one is DEFINITELY going on there.
I'd like to think that Atlantis: The Lost Empire owes itself a spot in the most mature and modern Disney films in recent memory.
And armless-phelan, watch it. The Hunchback of Notre Dame is an utterly fanastic movie.
And armless-phelan, watch it. The Hunchback of Notre Dame is an utterly fanastic movie.
Wow, that song is... actually pretty good. The lyrics don't get you right away, but damn, listen to it a second time and you pick them up better.
I actually hate Disney and their creepy wholesome Stepford image. That said, Hercules, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and The Lion King are some of my favorite animated movies.
I...actually forgot everything about this movie. I think I'ma have a Disney night with friends to get ready to go see The Princess And The Frog.
Awesome! I only saw Hunchback once, right when it came out in theaters. I remember thinking that it was too mature for a G rating. It's probably my least favorite in the Disney canon. That being said, Frollo is still a superb villain, and analogous to the church's real life role in sexual repression. However, he was in the least entertaining Disney flick, IMO. Maybe I'd appreciate it more now that I'm a bit older. Fapped!
I mentioned Frollo in the comments on Chad's article yet no-one else did. I recommend listening to Hellfire as it comes in after Heaven's Light though, to properly see the way the same feelings affect Quasimodo and Frollo differently.
Also yeah, Frollo has one of the best deaths of all time.
Also yeah, Frollo has one of the best deaths of all time.
I'm surprised that Hunchback wasn't rated PG (not that it really matters). That said, the music in that movie is INCREDIBLE. I'm a fan of dramatic organ music/old-school intimidating church music, and it just fits so well. The Latin and Greek used throughout makes it feel really authentic, too. I love how the choir sings "Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa" while Frollo is saying "It's not my fault!" Oh, musical irony!
Good catch, I actually just watched this movie last week, was the first time seeing it again since 1996. I was a little shocked by how dark it was. The only thing I remembered going into the movie a 2nd time was Jason Alexander's voice as the chubby gargoyle. Great movie though, appreciate it so much more today.
