I think some of us can relate to Quasimodo at some point in our lives. He's the guy who wants to show himself to the world, but knows that people won't accept him... at least not right away.
@@DementedDuskull Great! Kudos to you for not letting the stress of life during a pandemic wear you down. I'm just saying that there are some people who can relate to Quasi, even though his movie is pretty much Disney's most forgotten film. I probably didn't word my previous comment right. Let me fix that.
sorry, as you said that Brendan, all I can think about is that scene in Seinfeld about the operation conversation George is having with Jerry and George says "They left the Junior Mint INSIDE HIM?!?!"
They say this was out of place for being light-hearted? But aren't the gargoyles are all in his head? And this is his subconscious trying to assure himself to have confidence, only to be proven wrong later... That makes this the saddest, most sympathetic scene in the movie. Poor Quasi...
Jodgee Also, maybe it's my imagination but there's something in the tone of the song which hints at the fact that [SPOILER!] they're wrong and he's not going to "get the girl" in the end.
I understand this theory about them not being real and all (actually, I love it) but the theory is broken when Victor throws a brick at a mook and he and Hugo throw a catapult from up the cathedral and hit some guards near the end.
I love Quasimodo because hes got so many amazing qualities missing in so many human beings except for good looks which should not matter but to him and others it does. Hes the kind of people this world needs and how extremely strong he is and humble. I truly wanted him to get the girl in the end, but sometimes life just doesnt work out that way. I felt his pain when he suddenly realizes he was never going to be with the one he wanted. We have all felt this pain and can relate in some way, shape, or form...no pun attended. Underrated song from an underrated classic.
i always felt that the ending was good because he wasn't accepted by someone he felt attraction for, he was loved by everyone, he didn't chase someone who didn't feel anything for him like some people do, he was just taken in and finally treated as an actual human by the rest of the world, he became a part of it.
That's what makes this song so sad, despite its cheerful and upbeat tone. We (the audience) are fully aware that Quasimodo's feelings for Esmeralda are completely unreciprocated. Poor Quasi is deluding himself. She's got the hots for Phoebus, not him. After all, no woman would pass up the tall, dark and handsome for the short, pale and abominable.
You know, I didn't mind the dark humor; it fit. The gargoyles serve as hallucinations to comfort Quasimodo, and in this situation, that's what they were doing.
It's really not bad, it's mainly meant to lighten up what's a pretty dark film compared to other Disney films, but also nice to have a song of how quasi is different looking, but it's also a good quality
I think we can all identify with Quasimodo at some point in our lives. He's the guy who wants to show himself to the world, but knows that people won't accept him... at least not right away.
Honestly, I never had any problems with the gargoyles. Yes, they weren't in the original novel. Yes, they are goofy. And yes, this song does come out of nowhere. But I personally don't care, mainly because I grew up watching this movie a lot as a kid. Besides, Disney movies need at least one comedy relief, and these 3 are pretty funny! XD
Bobby Denton Honestly, the Gargoyles needed to be there. Never forget that this is a kid film. If it was just a depressing ride all the way through, it would've left most of them miserable in the theatres.
I love the Gargoyles and always will. Without sidekick characters, Disney movies would just be boring ordinary movies. This is magic that only Disney can pull off. The "dark" tone of this movie never bothered me that much. I always thought of it as a history lesson. The burning at the stake, religious zealotry and all those various other elements really did happen during the middle ages. Disney decided to explore those themes with this movie and this always felt "normal" to me. The way for the audience to know that this is a Disney universe is by having sidekick characters like these. Mulan was quite tragic at times too, and audiences were furious when they learned that the live action remake wouldn't have Mushu. I love the gargoyles.
The gargoyles were beautiful. They showed everything clausy thought without making the ‘out loud noises’ a man living alone usually has in movies. The way they were just statues when frollo or anyone else entered made you think that clausy just imagined them, along with the ‘can stone talk?’ Question but at the end of the movie, and at the end of frollos life he sees them come to life, depicting hell and all that he has earned himself wonderfully, noting else could make that scene work. The gargoyles also lighten the mood of such a dark and different Disney movie and add a funny element for all the kids watching. The gargoyles were a necessary work of art in this movie and anyone who disagrees clearly just lacks understanding.
3:39 This song helped me learn how to finally snap my fingers! No, really it did LOL! I finally learned when I was rewatching this film for the first time in years at 21 years old. For years I was trying to learn how to snap my fingers but to no avail. I had the position memorized but I could never get my fingers to make the sound no matter how hard I tried. So for years I just kept trying. But when I was rewatching this film, I decided to just “pretend-snap” my fingers along with the gargoyles and the statues in tune with the song and suddenly out of nowhere I heard the snapping sound. I kept going and I continued to make the snapping noise! I was beyond thrilled that I had finally gotten it all thanks to a silly song! I then continued snapping my fingers nonstop for like 5 minutes straight my fingers were beet red and completely sore. So now whenever I watch this film I always have to snap my fingers at that scene as a little bit of a tribute 😂😂😂
Furthermore, when the gargoyles are "fighting" near the end of the movie, what I believe is that Quasimodo actually does all of those things (such as drop a brick on a soldier's head, build a catapult) but he wants to pretend it isn't him so he doesn't feel as bad doing it. Keep in mind that in that scene, the gargoyles and Quasi are never in the same shot of the camera.
Gargoyles are good. As a kid I remember watching this film all the time and the only bits I really understood was with the Gargoyles. They're there to make the kids stay interested. Also, if they weren't there, it would literally just be Quasi on his own, and sometimes you need the interaction of a conversation to convey stuff for the audience - And think of near the end when Quasi is tied up, and he yells at them. It's so powerful because we know how much they mean to him.
This is perhaps my favorite song in the movie after Heaven's Light/Hellfire. It's lighthearted, funny, and inspirational. It makes the scene after it even harder to watch as we see Quasi's heart broken. If this song should be taken out of the movie, then Esmeralda should die at the end, Clopin should be an old, darker Gypsie and Frollo should be the arch-deacon, as well as a good person toward the beginning who becomes insane due to lust that he's hidden from years of celibacy. That way everything would be like the book. No? Too dark or boring? Well, I think this number brings a bit of lightheartedness that juxtapositions the rest of the movie. It's actually something lots of renown literary figures use to enhance the story. For example, Shakespeare does it in Romeo and Juliet during the Mercutio scenes, adding humor just before a major character dies. So all you people complaining about this one scene, think about how something like this makes you feel good just so that you can feel even more horrible later. Thats genius.
Okay while this is the weakest song of the film my favorite part of the song starts at 3:20 and how it keeps picking up plus I do always chuckle when I see the Church statues snapping as well.
This song is in the best place it could be! the idea is to calm things down after a intense song like Hellfire, but I first I thought the Gargoyles where pointless, but when you think about it they're role is huge! if you believe that they're imagination, they're the personification of Quasimodo's connection to the tower. They fit in the movie just right! :D
You know, I think this song actually fits the film more then most people think. Yes the gargoyles could care less about a burning Paris. But Quasimodo doesn't care about any of it either, he's more concerned if he'll see Esmerelda. Its actually quite a dark song in the sense that our protaganist is more concerned about wooing a girl then he is about deaths of thousands. Also notice how the lyrics are both flattering and insulting at the same time. If you think of the gargoyles as in Quasimodo's head, it makes sense for Quasimodo to try to make himself feel better, but with his shattered self asteem have a difficult time doing it.
I still feel that this is out of place. Frollo burn the town, massacre citizens, Phoebus was injured, Esmeralda is hunted and here are the gargoyles..🕺🕺🎼🎶💃
Personally, I think the gargoyles were necessary, because they ARE actually parts of his imagination. Like Hobbes is Calvin's imaginary friend, they're made real to us because they're real to the main character, but to no one else. They show how lonely Quasi is--he made up his own friends. If you take out the gargoyles and pretend they're just Quasi thinking to himself, this is him trying to convince himself that Esmeralda COULD love him. It's poignant and sad when you see it that way.
Paris: (on fire, Frollo massacring citizens, hunting Esmeralda) Hugo: "Paris is glowing this evening." (roasts a sausage with the flames) That's messed up, lol.
I was amazed when I found out the gargoyles were named after Victor Hugo* who wrote the Hunchback of Notre Dame book. *I read somewhere Laverne was Victor Hugo's middle name.
I sing this to myself everyday, hoping and praying that one day... I will find her! I may not be the best-looking, physically Hench, smartest, funniest guy in the world... But I can offer you all of my love and attention and time! And hopefully if I am lucky enough to find her... She will never meet another guy like me!
And you're damn right to think that about yourself man, confidence is key and we have to keep in mind that nobody's perfect, no need to pressure ourselves too hard to appeal to others, as long as we stay true to ourselves it's all that matters :) And did you find her?? 👀
people love the characters of quasimodo, esmeralda, phoebus, djali , clopin and frollo as well , but the gargoyles are divided in two , in fans and haters fans love the gargoyles and say they really fit in the movie haters hate them cause they are forced comic relief personally I LOVE the gargoyles so there's something wrong loving them ?
Laverne: Because she likes you. We always said you are the cute one. Hugo: I thought I was the cute one! Laverne: No, you're the fat, stupid one with the big mouth! Hugo: (chewing) What are you saying exactly?
I feel like the inclusion of the Gargoyle characters kept this movie from the 10/10 it deserves imo. I don’t hate them though, they’re pretty funny. But it feels out of place.
@@waters228_91 not really. I will admit that their comedic timing was off sometimes. But they were great. Hunchback is a very tragic story, and the comic relief characters like this kinda made it less impactful. (Not to say LK isn’t tragic, it’s like Hamlet)
I love it when the gargoyle Victor mentions the torture chambers at 0:30 up to 0:38. Even when he mentions the rack. That was a torture device they had back in the Middle Ages. I read up on those things and they sure do sound painful. I know they had more devices back then.
"You're tellin' me, I'm losin' to a bird!" Hugo *so* set himself up for 'birdbrain' related jokes with that. Lucky for him Victor and Laverne were too busy worrying about Esmeralda at the time. "No you're the fat stupid one with the big mouth!" "What're you sayin' exactly?" I love that part! XD
My roommates and I were watching this after the musical, and we were half-joking that this should’ve made it into the musical. Sure, it’s not as intense as everything else in the musical, but that’s the thing: _everything_ else is super heavy and intense. It almost needs a bit of an emotional break, the audience needs to breathe. (If Les Mis can have the banter during the ABC Cafe and literally any scene with the Thenardiers, Hunchback can stand to have a little comedic song.) They could have all the gargoyles go into a kick-line at the end xD
"Paris-the city of lovers is glowing *sigh* true, that's because it's on fire but still. There's Lamoure" My favorite line in Disney history.
When she wants ooh la la... She wants YOU LA LA!! lol it's so dumb but I love that so much
I know it's an old comment.
I whole-heartedly agree! That just sums up France.
*Is glowing this evening
*L'Amour
Why? it's burning!
That's messed up, lol.
I think some of us can relate to Quasimodo at some point in our lives. He's the guy who wants to show himself to the world, but knows that people won't accept him... at least not right away.
I don't relate, my life's awesome
@@DementedDuskull Great! Kudos to you for not letting the stress of life during a pandemic wear you down. I'm just saying that there are some people who can relate to Quasi, even though his movie is pretty much Disney's most forgotten film.
I probably didn't word my previous comment right. Let me fix that.
@@DamontheDemon7
Thank you
@Arkana De Mon Amen to that
I don't care if the world accepts me or not. All I care about is accepting God and him forgiving me.
I don't know about you guys, but "shaped like bread" has always been on my list of qualifiers for guys I wanna date.
hmm I'd date a pretzel...
On Tinder I only have one specification - "shaped like garlic bread."
Bruh
YER SHAPED LIKE A CROISSANT!! (bro, hook me UP!)
All I can think of is George Costanza singing and dancing to this in his apartment.
Did that really happen?
sorry, as you said that Brendan, all I can think about is that scene in Seinfeld about the operation conversation George is having with Jerry and George says "They left the Junior Mint INSIDE HIM?!?!"
And the Gnome King and Abis Mal
When Frollo said he would burn down all of Paris, I thought it was just an expression.
But... apparently not.
+Lorin ZeWolf apparently not
*Pumped up kicks plays*
He is pure evil
They say this was out of place for being light-hearted? But aren't the gargoyles are all in his head? And this is his subconscious trying to assure himself to have confidence, only to be proven wrong later... That makes this the saddest, most sympathetic scene in the movie. Poor Quasi...
Coron Deeja I agree. This is the best kind of comic relief, the kind that is actually depressing if you think about it in the slightest.
Jodgee Also, maybe it's my imagination but there's something in the tone of the song which hints at the fact that [SPOILER!] they're wrong and he's not going to "get the girl" in the end.
I understand this theory about them not being real and all (actually, I love it) but the theory is broken when Victor throws a brick at a mook and he and Hugo throw a catapult from up the cathedral and hit some guards near the end.
+Matheus Barros Costa 😊😊😊
Matheus Barros Costa but it couldn’t be true. The gargoyle that killed Frollo was in his imagination too
I love Quasimodo because hes got so many amazing qualities missing in so many human beings except for good looks which should not matter but to him and others it does. Hes the kind of people this world needs and how extremely strong he is and humble. I truly wanted him to get the girl in the end, but sometimes life just doesnt work out that way. I felt his pain when he suddenly realizes he was never going to be with the one he wanted. We have all felt this pain and can relate in some way, shape, or form...no pun attended. Underrated song from an underrated classic.
i always felt that the ending was good because he wasn't accepted by someone he felt attraction for, he was loved by everyone, he didn't chase someone who didn't feel anything for him like some people do, he was just taken in and finally treated as an actual human by the rest of the world, he became a part of it.
For real, that is such a wholesome, adult message, that you can move on from a crush that doesn't pan out, and get what you really need instead.
if this IS all in his head..
he's being v kind to himself and its v wholesome.
His Amadeus wig
That's what makes this song so sad, despite its cheerful and upbeat tone.
We (the audience) are fully aware that Quasimodo's feelings for Esmeralda are completely unreciprocated. Poor Quasi is deluding himself. She's got the hots for Phoebus, not him.
After all, no woman would pass up the tall, dark and handsome for the short, pale and abominable.
@@DamontheDemon7 i didn't ask for this comment nor do I appreciate it.
@@DamontheDemon7 gross, and i feel sorry for you.
perpetuating toxic stereotypes is sad.
@@Montork
Lwel wserc oyu
If you think losing to a bird is bad, remember that Genie lost to a RUG
You know, I didn't mind the dark humor; it fit. The gargoyles serve as hallucinations to comfort Quasimodo, and in this situation, that's what they were doing.
Might be one of if not the most underrated Disney song. Such a positive affirmation, honestly I needed to hear this today 🥲🙏🏽
It's really not bad, it's mainly meant to lighten up what's a pretty dark film compared to other Disney films, but also nice to have a song of how quasi is different looking, but it's also a good quality
@@patrickzalatoris3206 it really didn’t fit with the tone of the film. But hey it is a kids film.
wrong gender though
U know esmeralda chose feebus right? It just gave quasimodo false hope. Also the context of the song makes it completely tonally inappropriate
@@dinooo64yt23 Of course we know how the movies ends--the point of this scene is sometimes it's nice to be cheered up by your pals :)
I feel like the only person in the world that likes this song.
The voice of Hugo, Victor and Laverne is Mary Wickes, Charles Kimbrough and Jason Alexander.
Quazies actually quite cute in my eyes
AGREED!
...out of all the Disney characters, this is what I identified with as a child... and as a grown up as well. T_T
I think we can all identify with Quasimodo at some point in our lives. He's the guy who wants to show himself to the world, but knows that people won't accept him... at least not right away.
YOU CAN HEAR THE SMILE IN JASON'S VOICE(Hugo) as he sings.
Victor's high note at 2:51 always makes me howl with laughter 🤣🤣
To chEWWWWWWWWWWW
@@frankz3595 hahahahahha so good
3:18 I WILL NEVER UNSEE THAT. EVER.
Honestly, I never had any problems with the gargoyles. Yes, they weren't in the original novel. Yes, they are goofy. And yes, this song does come out of nowhere. But I personally don't care, mainly because I grew up watching this movie a lot as a kid. Besides, Disney movies need at least one comedy relief, and these 3 are pretty funny! XD
Bobby Denton Honestly, the Gargoyles needed to be there. Never forget that this is a kid film. If it was just a depressing ride all the way through, it would've left most of them miserable in the theatres.
I agree.
I didn't mind the gargoyles but I REALLY hate this song.
The ending was the best! "Don't you ever migrate!?" XDDD
Yeah man! XD
I love the gargoyles they were just so funny!
00:57
¿HOW THE HECK HE CAN EAT?
*HE IS A SHAPPED STONE, HE DON´T HAVE STOMACH, HE CAN´T TASTE THE FLAVORS ENOUGH.*
True, that's because it's on fire...
0:45
Esmeralda: Queen
3 steps ahead: 3
Frollo: Joker
Us ladies are just looking for men with a charming personality and a good heart ❤️
So true, instead of looks personality is the key
@@esmeraldadelatorre8676 Yep 🙏🏻
And shaped like a croissant!😋
I love the Gargoyles and always will. Without sidekick characters, Disney movies would just be boring ordinary movies. This is magic that only Disney can pull off. The "dark" tone of this movie never bothered me that much. I always thought of it as a history lesson. The burning at the stake, religious zealotry and all those various other elements really did happen during the middle ages. Disney decided to explore those themes with this movie and this always felt "normal" to me. The way for the audience to know that this is a Disney universe is by having sidekick characters like these.
Mulan was quite tragic at times too, and audiences were furious when they learned that the live action remake wouldn't have Mushu. I love the gargoyles.
If it weren't for the gargoyles, this movie would be depressing. Quasimodo being all by himself
The gargoyles were beautiful. They showed everything clausy thought without making the ‘out loud noises’ a man living alone usually has in movies. The way they were just statues when frollo or anyone else entered made you think that clausy just imagined them, along with the ‘can stone talk?’ Question but at the end of the movie, and at the end of frollos life he sees them come to life, depicting hell and all that he has earned himself wonderfully, noting else could make that scene work. The gargoyles also lighten the mood of such a dark and different Disney movie and add a funny element for all the kids watching. The gargoyles were a necessary work of art in this movie and anyone who disagrees clearly just lacks understanding.
"The city of lovers is glowing this evening... True that's because it's on fire" Best line in the song.
"Nice work, Victor" - I love this part!
And I can't stop laughing when Hugo comes out dressed like Esmeralda
3:39 This song helped me learn how to finally snap my fingers! No, really it did LOL! I finally learned when I was rewatching this film for the first time in years at 21 years old. For years I was trying to learn how to snap my fingers but to no avail. I had the position memorized but I could never get my fingers to make the sound no matter how hard I tried. So for years I just kept trying. But when I was rewatching this film, I decided to just “pretend-snap” my fingers along with the gargoyles and the statues in tune with the song and suddenly out of nowhere I heard the snapping sound. I kept going and I continued to make the snapping noise! I was beyond thrilled that I had finally gotten it all thanks to a silly song! I then continued snapping my fingers nonstop for like 5 minutes straight my fingers were beet red and completely sore. So now whenever I watch this film I always have to snap my fingers at that scene as a little bit of a tribute 😂😂😂
Bad youtube... Bad suggesting this with what's currently happening in Paris.
Victor (breaking down): "OH IT'S A LOST CAUSE! SHE COULD BE ANYWHERE, IN THE STOCKS, IN THE DUNGEON, ON THE RACK!" (Sobbing) LOL
Laverne: "Nice work, Victor."
Furthermore, when the gargoyles are "fighting" near the end of the movie, what I believe is that Quasimodo actually does all of those things (such as drop a brick on a soldier's head, build a catapult) but he wants to pretend it isn't him so he doesn't feel as bad doing it. Keep in mind that in that scene, the gargoyles and Quasi are never in the same shot of the camera.
When Quasimodo drops the molten lead, he's the only one pulling the rope (despite being aided by all his friends just a few seconds earlier).
I don't mind the gargoyles to be honest
me neither
good
Me neither.
ditto
i am the same i find them funny
"And since you're shaped, like a croissant is" XD One of the funniest parts in any Disney movie! Gotta love it.
R.I.P. Mary Wickes (1910-95); shame they never dedicated the movie to her memory 😢
Oh, & recently, add Charles Kimbrough too 😢
Gargoyles are good. As a kid I remember watching this film all the time and the only bits I really understood was with the Gargoyles. They're there to make the kids stay interested. Also, if they weren't there, it would literally just be Quasi on his own, and sometimes you need the interaction of a conversation to convey stuff for the audience - And think of near the end when Quasi is tied up, and he yells at them. It's so powerful because we know how much they mean to him.
This is perhaps my favorite song in the movie after Heaven's Light/Hellfire. It's lighthearted, funny, and inspirational. It makes the scene after it even harder to watch as we see Quasi's heart broken. If this song should be taken out of the movie, then Esmeralda should die at the end, Clopin should be an old, darker Gypsie and Frollo should be the arch-deacon, as well as a good person toward the beginning who becomes insane due to lust that he's hidden from years of celibacy. That way everything would be like the book. No? Too dark or boring? Well, I think this number brings a bit of lightheartedness that juxtapositions the rest of the movie. It's actually something lots of renown literary figures use to enhance the story. For example, Shakespeare does it in Romeo and Juliet during the Mercutio scenes, adding humor just before a major character dies. So all you people complaining about this one scene, think about how something like this makes you feel good just so that you can feel even more horrible later. Thats genius.
i love this song ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Same here. Love your profile pic by the way.
It is a so good song.
It sure is. Say, wanna chat somewhere?
Okay while this is the weakest song of the film my favorite part of the song starts at 3:20 and how it keeps picking up plus I do always chuckle when I see the Church statues snapping as well.
Saw this movie again and Gosh I just remembered how much I love every part of it
This song is in the best place it could be! the idea is to calm things down after a intense song like Hellfire, but I first I thought the Gargoyles where pointless, but when you think about it they're role is huge! if you believe that they're imagination, they're the personification of Quasimodo's connection to the tower. They fit in the movie just right! :D
i love these 3 weird little guys their one of the main reasons i love this movie so much
I wish I had gargoyle friends like those 3 to talk to. Especially when I feel sad too.
You know, I think this song actually fits the film more then most people think. Yes the gargoyles could care less about a burning Paris. But Quasimodo doesn't care about any of it either, he's more concerned if he'll see Esmerelda. Its actually quite a dark song in the sense that our protaganist is more concerned about wooing a girl then he is about deaths of thousands. Also notice how the lyrics are both flattering and insulting at the same time. If you think of the gargoyles as in Quasimodo's head, it makes sense for Quasimodo to try to make himself feel better, but with his shattered self asteem have a difficult time doing it.
I still feel that this is out of place. Frollo burn the town, massacre citizens, Phoebus was injured, Esmeralda is hunted and here are the gargoyles..🕺🕺🎼🎶💃
You cant be sad all the time despite bad things happening. But yeah its not good : I
It is a little messed up how Hugo roasts marshmallows to Paris burning and happily remarks how the city's 'glowing'. 😂
The gargoyles are friendship goals 👯♀️👯♂️
I loved this song as a kid and i still love it^^
R.I.P. Charles Kimbrough (1936-2023) and Mary Wickes (1910-95) 😢
Charles is dead?!
Personally, I think the gargoyles were necessary, because they ARE actually parts of his imagination. Like Hobbes is Calvin's imaginary friend, they're made real to us because they're real to the main character, but to no one else. They show how lonely Quasi is--he made up his own friends. If you take out the gargoyles and pretend they're just Quasi thinking to himself, this is him trying to convince himself that Esmeralda COULD love him. It's poignant and sad when you see it that way.
"I thought I was the cute one" "no you're the stupid ugly one" lol that always kills me
I thought I was the cute one.
No you're the fat stupid one with the big mouth.
What are you saying exactly?
"Paris... The city of lovers is glowing this evening... True, that's because it's on fire, but still there's l'amourrrrr" - it just cracks me up.
Am I the only one who loved these guys? And this song?
3:29 hang on but can we talk about that high note
Paris: (on fire, Frollo massacring citizens, hunting Esmeralda)
Hugo: "Paris is glowing this evening." (roasts a sausage with the flames)
That's messed up, lol.
I was amazed when I found out the gargoyles were named after Victor Hugo* who wrote the Hunchback of Notre Dame book. *I read somewhere Laverne was Victor Hugo's middle name.
I sing this to myself everyday, hoping and praying that one day... I will find her! I may not be the best-looking, physically Hench, smartest, funniest guy in the world... But I can offer you all of my love and attention and time! And hopefully if I am lucky enough to find her... She will never meet another guy like me!
And you're damn right to think that about yourself man, confidence is key and we have to keep in mind that nobody's perfect, no need to pressure ourselves too hard to appeal to others, as long as we stay true to ourselves it's all that matters :)
And did you find her?? 👀
@@gibraillagneau1302 I thought I did... She swindled me out of £12K 🤣🤣
It's called comic relief. This movie NEEDS comic relief to give the audience brief breaks from all the serious drama going on. That's why it was made.
Thank goodness, I love this song even though I saw this scene on my "Honor to Us All Sing-Alongs" tape for YEARS!!! :) :) :) :) :)
Same here.
I think the gargoyles are actually not TOO bad (in fact I laughed at some of Hugo's jokes) I just think they were placed at the worst possible times.
I know he starred in "The Producers" but it still somehow shocks me every time I realized how awesome of a voice Jason Alexander has. :P
0:58 funniest part ever
You can say that again, I have always laughed at that bit.
@@eleanorhogan8643 ikr he got burned
@@hayleyhubbard6040 I really love Hugo.
@@eleanorhogan8643 I love all of them but my fav is victor idk why
@@hayleyhubbard6040 Well Victor is funny.
WAIT! the saints (i think thats what the statues are) were snapping along to the song?! lol even they are rooting for Quasimoto!
"I Thought I was the cute one?" "No, you the fat, stupid one with the big mouth" has got to be the best dialog thoughout the movie.
I like how they're singing such an upbeat and entertaining song while the entirety of Paris is burning to the ground below them.
I remember getting cravings for hot dogs when I saw this scene on VHS!
45 people haven't found a guy/girl xD
The hunchback of notre dame came out to theaters in 1996.
2:46 You gotta admit, that was cheeky of Disney. Loving the fact that Victor is covering his eyes when he literally doesn't wear anything either 🤣
I didn't know George Kastanza could sing.
All I can hear is George Constanza
people love the characters of quasimodo, esmeralda, phoebus, djali , clopin and frollo as well , but the gargoyles are divided in two , in fans and haters
fans love the gargoyles and say they really fit in the movie
haters hate them cause they are forced comic relief
personally I LOVE the gargoyles so there's something wrong loving them ?
Laverne: Because she likes you. We always said you are the cute one.
Hugo: I thought I was the cute one!
Laverne: No, you're the fat, stupid one with the big mouth!
Hugo: (chewing) What are you saying exactly?
3:44
yeah, it's a serious kinda movie. but the was made for kids to see, so you needed the gargoyles. comic relief.
No wonder Quasimodo didn’t pull Esmeralda; he was getting romantic advice from *George Costanza* of all people.
I feel like the inclusion of the Gargoyle characters kept this movie from the 10/10 it deserves imo.
I don’t hate them though, they’re pretty funny. But it feels out of place.
Do you feel the same about Timon and Pumbaa in The Lion King?
@@waters228_91 not really. I will admit that their comedic timing was off sometimes. But they were great. Hunchback is a very tragic story, and the comic relief characters like this kinda made it less impactful. (Not to say LK isn’t tragic, it’s like Hamlet)
I can’t believe Hugo and Quasi’s actors are the only ones still alive today. Both of Laverne’s voices are gone, and Victor left us this year
2:33 says "Your racist kid"
Aces
Name movie please
Disney Hunchback of Notre-Dame
It’s like the best film ever, you should definitely watch it! The soundtrack is indescribably amazing, especially the opening song.
I love it when the gargoyle Victor mentions the torture chambers at 0:30 up to 0:38. Even when he mentions the rack. That was a torture device they had back in the Middle Ages. I read up on those things and they sure do sound painful. I know they had more devices back then.
I remember when i was a kid i loved this scene
The nerve of those gargoyles getting his hopes up with Esmeralda like that.
They're like his conscious or something
"You're tellin' me, I'm losin' to a bird!"
Hugo *so* set himself up for 'birdbrain' related jokes with that. Lucky for him Victor and Laverne were too busy worrying about Esmeralda at the time.
"No you're the fat stupid one with the big mouth!"
"What're you sayin' exactly?"
I love that part! XD
RIP Charles Kimbrough
The bit at the end where all the statues are clicking along cracks me up every time.
R.I.P. Charles Kimbrough aka Victor
00:57
¿How the f..ck he can eat? *HE IS A SHAPPED STONE, HE DON´T HAVE STOMACH, HE CAN´T TASTE THE FLAVORS ENOUGH..*
Well, theoretically he's just in Quasimodo's imagination, in which case it doesn't really matter...
great song
this brings back memories
"No! You're the fat, stupid one with the big mouth!"
"What are you saying, exactly?"
XD gets me laughing every time!!
Hugo at 3:18. Priceless yet disturbing. Also the statues snapping their fingers. Who knew the apostles liked music?
I love the Gargoyles
I’M LOSING TO A BIRD! - George Costanza
My roommates and I were watching this after the musical, and we were half-joking that this should’ve made it into the musical. Sure, it’s not as intense as everything else in the musical, but that’s the thing: _everything_ else is super heavy and intense. It almost needs a bit of an emotional break, the audience needs to breathe. (If Les Mis can have the banter during the ABC Cafe and literally any scene with the Thenardiers, Hunchback can stand to have a little comedic song.) They could have all the gargoyles go into a kick-line at the end xD
Animated food: guaranteed to make you SO FREAKING HUNGRY.
3:43 has to be the funniest thing to me. xD Statues snapping their fingers. Genius. lmao.
"nice going victoer"
best part
I like this
lol i love this movie. Disney has always been my favorite.
"And since you're shaped, like a criossant is..." XD I love witty dialouge in songs!! I love the gargoyles!!