First Time Watching *THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME* Gave Me Goosebumps!

This Is My First Time Watching The Hunchback Of Notre Dame, This Disney Movie Was Absolutely Amazing. What Is Your Favorite Disney Movie?! #Disney #TheHunchbackOfNotreDame #MovieReaction #FirstTimeWatching
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The Hunchback Of Notre Dame Movie Description:
The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a 1996 American animated musical drama film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The 34th Disney animated feature film and the seventh produced during the Disney Renaissance, it is loosely based on the 1831 novel of the same name by Victor Hugo. The film was directed by Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise and produced by Don Hahn, from a screenplay written by Tab Murphy, Irene Mecchi, Jonathan Roberts, and the writing team of Bob Tzudiker and Noni White. Featuring the voices of Tom Hulce, Demi Moore, Tony Jay, and Kevin Kline, the film follows Quasimodo, the deformed and confined bell-ringer of Notre Dame, and his yearning to explore the outside world and be accepted by society, against the wishes of his cruel, puritanical foster father Claude Frollo, who also wants to exterminate Paris' Romani population.
The film is considered to be one of Disney's darkest animated films due to its mature subject matter such as infanticide, lust, damnation, antiziganism, genocide, and sin, despite the changes made from the original source material in order to ensure a G rating from the MPAA. The musical score was written by Alan Menken, with songs written by Menken and lyricist Stephen Schwartz, who had previously collaborated on Pocahontas (1995). The pair later also collaborated on 2007's Enchanted.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame premiered at the Louisiana Superdome on June 19, 1996, and was released in the United States on June 21, to generally positive reviews. It was a commercial success, grossing over $325 million worldwide and becoming the fifth highest-grossing film of 1996. The film received Academy Award and Golden Globe Award nominations for its musical score. A stage adaptation of the film was produced by Walt Disney Theatrical in 1999. A direct-to-video sequel, The Hunchback of Notre Dame II, was released in 2002.
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[@nsdocholiday]

Hellfire is arguably the best disney villian song and frollo one of the scariest villians because of how real to life he is.

[@marcusfaze]

I endorse this comment

[@armynurseboy]

The entire soundtrack was Disney's best

[@U-Gozoo]

He is just a regular guy who is so hateful and I agree 💯% he is by far the scariest next Clayton from Tarzan, cruella from 101 dalmatians, and Percy from the green mile!

[@johnnymac42069]

Took the words right from my mouth! Agreed 100%

[@haydenlindquist7006]

Really shows how scary religion can be and how it can be misconstrued. Frollo really believes he is righteous in God’s eyes

[@crimreaper9981]

Fun fact: Esmerelda was a NIGHTMARE to animate. There is so much movement with her character, from her long hair to her earrings and jewelry, to her long flowing skirt. Despite the headache of animating her, I think we can all agree it was well worth it. The animation in this film is so well done!

[@ElvishReactions]

Maybe this explains why she looks like a trashfire in the sequel lol

[@crimreaper9981]

@@ElvishReactions You're probably not wrong lol 💀can't say I disagree

[@pokaay3163]

@@ElvishReactionsit absolutely does. pretty much all direct-to-DVD disney sequels tanked in quality so its not like they could keep up with how complex of a design she had in the first movie, let alone make it look nearly as good.

[@cyril6658]

@@ElvishReactionsthank god I’m not the only one who thought that! (Sorry this is late af)

[@KossolaxtheForesworn]

it was definitely well worth it. pity they didnt have master animators like ken anderson on board (he had died 3 years earlier) Im sure he would have had it done real smooth.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I liked that Quasimodo doesn't get Esmeralda in the end, but accepts that she loves Phoebus, and they all remain friendly in the end. Also, Hellfire is still in my opinion one of the creepiest Disney villain songs in terms of genuinely making me feel frightened of a character. Seriously, Frollo is probably the most evil Disney villain ever. Tony Jay did an excellent job voicing him. RIP.

[@agenttheater5]

I think in the broadway musical version of the movie Esmeralda and Phoebus get a duet that turns into a trio with Quasimodo lamenting that he won't get love like that, but that at the end of the play Frollo does die and so does Esmeralda, but that as she dies she thanks Quasimodo for being a good friend to her, and we hear the reprise of 'The Bells of Notre Dame' as we see Phoebus and Quasimodo carry her through the streets of Paris together.

[@Angelicwings1]

Well that happens in the book.

[@agenttheater5]

@@Angelicwings1 what does?

[@knell18897]

@@Angelicwings1 in the book, all of them die.

[@OpticalSorcerer]

I always hate how a lot of fans hate Phoebus just because he gets Esmeralda instead of Quasimodo, despite him being a great person.

[@richardlevy1459]

I adore the juxtaposition here Frollo leads singing "stay in here" whilst Quasi sings "out there" Quasi sings "Heavens Light" and Frollo sings "Hellfire" The beauty of the cathedral and music style has a genuine impact

[@caidalee1994]

I like that this movie didn’t pull the “man that isn’t conventionally attractive gets the girl anyway because he’s so good so he ‘deserves’ it” that so many movies were doing at the time. Sure, he was disappointed, and that’s okay, but he wasn’t mad at her or stopped helping her once he realized he wouldn’t get what literally every man in Paris wanted from her and the only use that Frollo saw in her. He’s a good person, and he knew that Esmeralda didn’t love him back, so he cherished their friendship and helped good people without expectation of reward. A very important lesson that many people have forgotten.

[@ulricaandrae4381]

The fact that they were able to make this incredibly dark novel into a Disney movie is impressive.

[@odile8701]

And still kept it shockingly dark for Disney!

[@ulricaandrae4381]

@@odile8701 yes!

[@kaitlynnmixter3103]

I read the book when I was 8 because I found it in the school library and thought it was the Disney movie. It is, in fact, not lol. Have not read it since then and I still remember every single plot point because of how messed up it was.

[@BeaufortRyan]

Disney has a stage production of the musical, but unlike the movie, it has the book ending.

[@bullgravy6906]

Yeah in the novel Phoebus is not exactly a hero, and Frollo isn’t exactly a villain, and Esmerelda isn’t exactly a strong female character. But thats what makes Victor Hugo’s characters so good, Hunchback and Les Miserables should be required reading

[@rweiner18]

Also Frollo is one of the only villains to not have a comedic sidekick. Adds even more to his villainy. He aint got time for that.

[@kiryn5977]

My personal headcanon is that he had one, and then he killed it. He seems like the type---if he's got no problem with drowning babies in wells (along with....literally everything else he does XD), animals certainly wouldn't be off-limits, and neither would ppl, considering how chill he is with murder. Maybe that's what really happened to his last captain of the guard. XP

[@mannymattina3792]

I truly think this movie is easily one of the best things Disney has ever made. Disney today would never have the guts to make something this dark nowadays. Unfortunately this movie came at the worst point during the decline of the Disney Renaissance, coming off the heels of the failure of Pocahontas (which i never thought was that bad) and the success of Toy Story, the first CGI film. As a result, not only was the box office for this movie lower than what came before, but reviews were weaker to the point that this became the first Disney animated film nominated for a razzie (a distinction worse disney films like Frozen and Strange World dont have somehow) With this movies themes of religion, corruption, and sin, these are truly the types of animated masterpieces we need and rarely get nowadays.

[@jp3813]

Sometimes, the Razzies just make a up a category for a particular year, and the 17th iteration came up w/ the "Worst Written Film Grossing Over $100 Million" award. The nominees were The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Twister (winner), Independence Day, Mission: Impossible, & A Time to Kill. While critics didn't love these films, they've always been popular favorites among moviegoers.

[@indigocrayon520]

Pocahontas was my favourite as a kid and I still enjoy it today.

[@haleyleahann8296]

As a kid I was sad he didn’t get the girl but as an adult I find this better because romantic love wasn’t as important for his story. Acceptance and feeling it was so that he could literally be out in the world like he wanted.

[@chuckyholic456]

Esmeralda suffered smoke inhalation. That's why she didn't wake up right away

[@xBloodxFangx]

27:43 Fun little fact: Gargoyles were made as statue protectors for old gothic buildings, mainly churches. Who were thought to fight off evil spirits and send them back to Hell. Im not sure if the people making this movie knew that, but its a fun thought that a gargoyle dragged Frollo down into a fiery Hell where he belongs.

[@SamanthaRod]

This movie terrified me as a child. I remember being heartbroken when the crowd bullied Quasimodo. Hellfire is easily my favorite song from this movie, and probably any Disney movie.

[@agarvin1687]

Fun fact: Tony Jay also voiced the asylum man from Beauty and the Beast - he has such a distinct voice that I recognized that as a kid! Hunchback’s one of my faves and so underrated! 🥹🥰❤️

[@TyrellDunn]

One of the most underrated Disney movies of all time. The soundtrack was amazing.

[@TheFrugalVideoGamer]

"You know if you could smash that, you would" *Laughs in Hellfire* Also, Esmerelda *did* die in the book, due to smoke inhalation (iirc).

[@Wingedskywolf]

Thought it was from the rope around her neck?

[@brennabrodbeck5183]

@@Wingedskywolf that is correct. For the stage musical ( spoilers ) she dies from smoke inhalation

[@billiebuffalo]

I personally think Hunchback has the most beautifully complex compositions of all the Disney renaissance films. But I don’t think the original target audience, kids, appreciate(d) it. It’s definitely more adult.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

As good as the film is, I've always thought it was a great lost opportunity to produce a completely adult animated musical, with the kind of complexity seen in the 1939 live-action version with Charles Laughton and Maureen O'Hara. But no, it was more important for Disney to sell toys than to create a great work of fine art.

[@wowkir]

I appreciated the hell out of it as a kid in the 90s. But I also read alot of books so maybe I wasn’t quite normal.

[@TheresNoWay.]

it depends how young the kids are, really young kids are less likely to understand it but older kids should probably be able to understand and appreciate it.

[@MIFSjolly]

It touches me to the core how much you loved this movie, how much you appreciate all the little details especially the music. Made me cry man

[@moonfisher]

I LOVE that you enjoyed this so much! This is one of my top two Disney movies, and the music gives me the same emotional, chill-filled, teary reaction. This film is so underrated.

[@moonfisher]

My fave Disney film is old and never reacted to: Sword in the Stone

[@lihharusan1]

I can only imagine what an amazing experience for people who watched this in theaters during its original release. Watching this on the big screen with full sounding speakers adds even more delight and is a must for this kind of film.

[@miinacho9196]

Out of all opening songs: Disney = The Hunchback of Notre Dame Dreamworks = The Prince of Egypt

[@SophieHarding1994]

The Rescue/Sanctuary scene will always be my favourite scene in any Disney movie ever. It's incredible.

[@danielscott5673]

19:53 i think that's a reference to the oscar winning film 'Amadeus', which Quasimodo's VA, Tom Hulce, starred in.

[@svehyoung]

The editor really knows his stuff, I loved the book and reading it put me through a new light. It REALLY is different in some details

[@MaRodney07]

I absolutely LOVE that for this film they went to Notre Dame herself and took every single possible reference photo they could to make her as real as they could in their animation

[@paulchapman8023]

My understanding is that after the cathedral burned down, they donated those reference photos to the church too.

[@MaRodney07]

@Paul Chapman I believe you are right but we could both be wrong..MORE RESEARCH 🤣

[@MaRodney07]

@Paul Chapman so without doing a DEEP dive in to articles, just using headlines alone I'm finding that Disney donated 5mil to rebuild...they definitely still could've given them those photos, but as far as headlines I'm not finding anything...BUT I also remember they used one of the Assassin Creed games to help give them more references to rebuild

[@heaven9926]

the intro song (bells of notre dame) is a song i love to listen to over and over again, especially the crescendo/ending part

[@JennyTroutstanding]

That crazy note the dude hits at the end of the opening gives me shivers every time.

[@scottheierman4481]

It’s crazy amazing. Sometimes I think he won’t hit it, but he always does haha

[@blytheguy7510]

Tony Jay had the perfect villain voice. He was the voice as the main villain on the Saturday morning cartoon Reboot. He was awesome as Megabyte. Despite that show's old CGI it still holds up pretty good today.

[@thatfuzzypotato1877]

Holy shit did you just release a memory locked deep in the forgotten vault lol

[@ferrisulf]

"Disney was killing it in the 90's" Yes, sir! They were indeed.

[@bidishah]

The soundtrack didn't have to go as hard as it did 😂 But I'm glad it did!

[@DukeDarkshadow]

Hunchback of Notre Dame has HANDS DOWN one of the best cinematic openings in Disney's animated history.

[@Do0msday]

This is definitely my favorite Disney movie. I think the animation is absolutely amazing. The perspective of being up high and seeing the people below looking like ants is just astounding. I also love how they basically make the cathedral a character in this movie. There's just so much soul in this movie and I think I prefer that Quasi didn't get the girl. I think it's a bit more fitting in terms of Quasi's existence. He doesn't have any real friends, but in the end he does even if he doesn't wind up with the girl. He still winds up better than he was. This era had the best Disney movies. The Lion King, Aladdin, Hunchback, etc...ahhh so many great movies.

[@masteroftheassassins]

After hearing what happened to Notre Dame, I spent most of the day listening to the soundtrack from this movie. Viva la France!

[@LorraineVirginie]

That’s wild you had a puppet of Quasimodo AND it was one of your favorite toys without ever seeing the movie 😂 My sister and I loved to play pretend that we were Esmeralda and her pet goat back in the day hahaha

[@valemolinar1550]

Thanks Mellow💙 This is one of my favorites Disney movies. All the characters have a meaning and path in the film. And the MUSIC is so beautiful Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz nailed it!!! I like to believe that Disney could go back to making movies where their priority was to give the audience an experience and not just a pop song and a cliche story.

[@KamaFromNeverland]

My favourite Disney movie. I still remember being 12 sitting in the cinema and hearing those bells i started crying. I also recomend Broadway version.

[@dominiquebrown5411]

But are we not gonna talk about the Feature Presentation at the beginning...literally gave me nostalgia

[@TheMarvelousM]

It was bliss, and I love how he did stuff like this for Hercules, Brother Bear and Cars.

[@dgurlie-0273]

This movie is 🔥!!! It’s probably Disney’s darkest movie. The music is incredible, too!!! They got some killer voices and singers in this. The book was incredibly dark, so they had to tone down a lot of things and make a lot of changes, but they still kept the core ideas… kind of; especially for the villain. He was a master manipulator, basically. Anyways, so happy you enjoyed this!

[@Tony-Curtis]

This is the appropriate response to this movie. The soundtrack is unmatched. Alan Menken at the top of his game.

[@SpectrumAnalysis]

Gotta admit, this movie is more metal than one would give it credit for. The sleazy priest falling into a fiery chasm, clutching onto his demons and in his final moments, for the second time in his life, feeling a pang of fear and doubt about the sanctity of his soul. Brilliant. Also, you're the first person I've seen to censor the word used to describe the travelling people in this movie. While it's status as a slur is debated, I appreciate you and your editor consider it regardless, just for people's comfort.

[@TheMarvelousM]

U want metal? Look up Jonathan Young's cover for "Hellfire".

[@raquelsanchez288]

this might be one of your best reactions to a movie. I could FEEL how much you enjoyed it. that little dancy dance at 9:21 is so cute.

[@TheMarvelousM]

I loved it with the "Disney Masterpiece Collection", it really takes us back and feels like we're both lil children watching Disney VHS tapes. 😊

[@tay7800]

Hellfire is one of my favorite Disney villain songs out of the ones I've watched.

[@Holdendave1]

For anyone who doesn’t know, the guy who wrote the music for this created an off-broadway musical of it but used the plot from the original novel. I saw it years ago when it was on tour. Absolutely amazing.

[@Maeve00Bella]

Your reaction was priceless! you really loved the movie!. Its amazing! the music is perfect and the story is beautiful and powerful. And yes, Quasi may not have gotten the girl, but he finally got his freedom and his chance to live and experiment life, just like he wanted. Thats the major price. And a true friend in Esmeralda, and I think thats even more valuable. Loved your reaction! this movie was certanly a masterpiece.

[@saiyasha848]

13:50 I am _so glad_ the rosetta window survived the fire. (If you did not know, Notre Dame is a real and famous Cathedral in Paris, but it partially burned down in 2019. They are working hard on rebuilding it just as it was and this giant Window that Esmerlda stands in front of, a Real Rosetta Window, just as beautiful as here, survived the fire and will be reinstalled.

[@CourtneyIsGoblin]

Your reaction to the music, particularly the opening song, tells me that you have good taste. Subscribed.

[@saiyasha848]

16.50 It was originally a book, _but_ they made a pretty good Musical out of it, exoanding on the role of Frollo and Esmeralda and instead of the Gagoyels being real they are actually in Quasis head, his inner voice so to speak. They also reinstated the fact that Book Quasi was nearly deaf from the sound of the bells

[@animallover1404]

Love your reactions as always, dude. I believe this is either the second darkest Disney film or the first. It's hard to tell sometimes between the Black Cauldron (1985) and this. It might be this just because of Frollo himself but either way, a beautiful and amazing Disney film. I miss when Disney made animated movies like this. And happy early 27th Anniversary Walt Disney's "THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME" (JUNE 21, 1996)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@DizzieMsLizzie]

The soundtrack to this movie is just gorgeous! Definitely in my Top 3 favorite Disney soundtracks! Greatly enjoyed your reaction!

[@clarasundqvist6013]

This movie went so hard in the intro sequence and for WHAT??? Alan Menken does his best work in this film by a mile, the soundtrack is incredible and every single song is a certified bop. The music in the beginning is almost overwhelming, but it gets the point across so beautifully and sets the tone for what is probably Disney’s most intense film

[@MaceSyre]

Beautifully said. Couldn't agree more

[@ginasreview1030]

The Spongebob dolphin sounds are EVERYTHING.

[@gabrieleomaggio1461]

This is one of the absolute best movies Disney ever did, period. And it's a brave movie, too, for all of its dark themes. Frollo is, by far, the most terrifying villain ever in a Disney movie, because YOU KNOW that people like Frollo exist in the world, and this shows just how scary they can be and how much damage they can do.

[@mikamiteru57]

You're one of my favourite reactors! If you liked The Hunchback of Notre Dame, I'm pretty sure you'll love The Prince of Egypt! The music in that film is mind-blowing!!

[@TheMarvelousM]

Especially since it's composed by his fav, Hans Zimmer.

[@taylorlewis1522]

you might really like the off broadway musical of this movie!! it has more songs, but i feel like it really expands the story and it’s really freaking good!

[@shanestevens5352]

I actually cleaned the windows of one of the animators for this movie. Super cool dude and we talked for hours about stuff that was going on at Disney during his time there

[@TheMarvelousM]

Nice!

[@johndoe-uz2kc]

Bells of Notre dame is my favorite song in this movie. And one of the greatest Disney songs made in my opinion.

[@ktparadis3204]

This movie was and is something really special. I remember when I first read the book by Victor Hugo. I think I was twelve when this movie came out and I just happened to read the book before they started releasing trailers for the movie. The book was so sad and a bit shocking to me at the time, and I was surprised Disney was making a cartoon of it, but the Disney version holds up as its own, and the music will always be moving, haunting, and glorious. Thanks for the watch!

[@mikeydubbs8565]

Starting the film out with monastic chants instead of the actual jingle definitely sets a tone for what this film is going to be like

[@DaKrimzonEmpire89]

If you look closely you can see Belle reading a book like she did at the beginning of Beauty and the Beast

[@TheMarvelousM]

The og book of Hunchback takes place a few months before the French Revolution, so I wondered if Belle and Beast made it out ok afterwards...

[@ashleyirving7693]

I feel like this is the happiest reaction to this movie I’ve ever seen lol. I’m also a big fan of these songs 😊

[@TheMarvelousM]

If ANY Classic Animated Disney film should be shown in IMAX, This would be it. Quasimodo shaped who I am today, even if this isn't that close to the book. Frollo is the Scariest Disney Villian. Great film, Great react. Next I recommend Treasure Planet. And my heart needed the nostalgic vhs bumpers.

[@ManicPsycho135]

Esmerelda's song at the beginning is my favorite. It just always stuck with me, having grown up around highly religious people. People can say they pray to God every day all day, but what are they praying for? Themselves? Or for others? And that, in my opinion, is what really matters.

[@fearlesssfcappuccino]

Omg, I always have a good time watching movies "with" you, but I had an absolute blast on this one!!! I had seen this movie as a kid, but I hadn't seen it in forever, and watching it here with you was so fun and really gave me a new appreciation for a lot about it too!! (And props to the editor for the great notes in this one, too! XD)

[@thebatman3142]

Dude points for the classic feature presentation bumper!!!!!

[@sparrow6002]

I swear, watching this movie as a kid altered my brain chemistry in the best way! Still love it so much and love seeing peoples reaction when they watch it for the first time!

[@thamiestella2366]

Watching adults react to The Hunchback of Notre Dame become my new hobby

[@adaj472]

10:04 … just wait… Edit: People genuinely falling in love with this movie nearly 30 years later gives me so much happiness.

[@MaymoneyInDaBuilding]

Im so glad you thoroughly enjoyed the way I knew you would! This is my favorite disney movie for sure. Esmerelda is a baddie and the music is fire. A live action would be kind of a lot and im here for it dammit!

[@sadadokis2709]

I think Disney never got this dark again. Sadly. It is a masterpiece

[@QueenCocopuff]

This movie is based on a novel. Even though this movie seems dark, it's actually pretty light compared to the original novel. I read the original novel as a teen in school. It made me cry. It's an amazing book and a must read

[@GodWarrior7771]

In the Bells of Notre Dame, when Clopin hits that high C without going falsetto... damn... just damn.

[@karleighrock593]

I really recommend “ who framed Rodger Rabbit “ . It’s a truly underrated Disney classic from 1988 . I also recommend the movie “Anastasia” . This movie was originally from 20th century productions but Disney bought the rights . It’s still a underrated classic with a great soundtrack.

[@AntiFaGoat]

I've seen this in live action, and it's indeed epic. There's a stage musical that keeps (almost) all these songs but sticks to the stage show's darker ending where Esmeralda dies from inhaling the smoke and Quasimodo straight-up throws Frollo from the cathedral top. Also, Frollo is finally made a priest again, like he was in the book. It's not perfect, but the tone is way more consistent throughout, and really has a strong message of divine love perservering through dogmatic hate.

[@davisthegamelord]

You aint the only one. I had a bunch of toys from this movie but never really saw it until I was older.

[@thomashester2]

“Hell nah I got it from Walmart” 😂 Subscribed

[@jermainehaslam5634]

Disney movies always killed it with the music in the 90's and awesome reaction

[@Croissantsss]

For everyone here who loves this movie and its music, I need everyone to know that the stage version goes 10 times harder! Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz are really THE songwriting dream team

[@creeperdoodle]

Hellfire is my favorite Disney song, and has been since I was a little kid and had no idea wtf it was about. It's so underrated 😢

[@ginasreview1030]

The intro with the 300 part....LOVE ITTT.

[@realSimoneCherie]

Out There gives me chills every time 😭

[@KatSpectra]

This has been my favorite Disney movie since it came out, and my dad took me to see it in theaters. And God Help the Outcasts has never not made me cry. It's such a beautiful song.

[@ArcadiaPorter]

Best editor notes ever!

[@TheMarvelousM]

We all love a sassy editor, my fav is SuddenlySpoons for JimmyHere.

[@m00nsickn3ssx6]

This will always be one of the best villains, no justification, no sad backstory, just pure evil and hatred Also Esmeralda was a childhood crush, bisexual awakening fr

[@MissSailorSarah]

Finally, recognition and appreciation for my favourite Disney movie

[@AtelierOfWeebs]

I remember the gooebumps i felt the first two seconds with the opening soundtrack, i knew i was in for a masterpiece

[@prageruwu69]

growing up i loved this movie. i've always been into historical settings. the songs are great and the animation is 10/10, pretty good. my favorite song is probably heaven's light.

[@malmal9184]

Yes!!! This is my favorite soundtrack!! It was underrated and I am glad to see more people appreciate it now!

[@Jackeydee]

Living your best life vibing during the festival of fools scene 🤣

[@juancarlosmorales548]

How can you not watch this film as a child when it came out?! And it's the late Tony Jay who voices the villain.

[@angelabristow4648]

The best part of this was honestly seeing you react to the operatic music. I would show up for any videos you put out reacting to opera - either instrumental or with voice.

[@Alex-ng6hc]

Out There has to be the best song in this entire film. Hellfire comes a VERY close second for being the best villain song ever

[@TheMarvelousM]

What IS the best?

[@blueskymoments]

Another amazing watch with you! I could tell you were especially immersed in this one. I loved how much you enjoyed the music -- I was getting chills right along with you!

[@emmslm2827]

Even though Disney really did “Disney-fy” the story to make it brighter (hard to believe I know) this gave the beginnings of some of the most beautiful music and I love it. Hellfire is amazing (my favourite villain song and lyrics make more sense when you realize the character is supposed to be a priest not a judge but Disney didn’t want to go into a religious person dealing with corruption or sinful feelings so they made him a very religious judge lol). and the opening and ending Bells song just sweep you away. This led to the musical version of the Hunchback of Notre Dame which is so underrated and took the Disney songs and added to them and a closer take to the original story. It’s a soundtrack I always recommend.

[@miyukithefoxfurry]

Seems like you'd love The Prince of Egypt great musical track

[@lizzie4000]

We have suggested that because Whew Child!

[@christinajackson5571]

"Hellfire" is the one I fast forward to when I watch this movie as well as sing-along too this one and "Out there" and "God help the outcasts"

[@delfinamarquez5182]

One of my fav disney movies 💗 the music slaps and the animation is amazing, I wish more people paid attention to it

[@Sishel]

Glad to finally this film getting the love it deserves!!

[@floppsymoppsy5969]

Having all the toys from a movie you never saw as a kid is one of the most Disney things ever.

[@zeldacromwell7558]

This is the first video I watched of yours and you got me hooked! Your reactions are fire and on point!

[@mageeaaron2624]

16:56 The shenanigans have began! One of the best villain songs in Disney! 💪

[@TaureanReignReloaded]

Ive always said this is one of disney's DARKEST movies. I stand by that to this day