Its really good, I miss when Disney movies actually put in different cultures, now its all.. popculture. Anyway, it had beautiful music, the characters were easy to love, I mean it was fantastic, but I'll give you warnings: Violence: Lots, Frollo killed a woman (but not with blood or anything, he kicked her, but because he thought she stole something) the croud was horrible to Quazimoto, but you feel for him, and they try to save Notre Dame (violently, but not emotionally scarry) Frollo tries to kill Quazi. Sex: Esmerelda wears revealing clothes (not anything serious) Frollo lusts for her, her and Thebus kiss. Language: Da*n (as in Hell) and Hell (the place) (nothing serious) Alcahol: They pour wine, at most. For Esmereda's discise its an old man smoking a pipe. Don't let those stop you from watching this movie, its a great movie! It was hard worked on too.

OK: Parents stop putting it down!!! Personally this is my favorite Disney film. The violence is a little much: lots of fire and darkness, but the sex is like for five seconds: little kids aren't gonna get the meaning of Hellfire they just think it's a villain wanting to kill a girl and unless you're like Frollo and keep your kids locked away in a tower they see girls wearing less then Esmerelda does (altough her dance is suggestive) Despite these minor details it has comic relief through the gargoyles, absolutely amazing music, and a great moral. Watch this movie, it's amazing

This is a wonderful movie for tolerance, but isn't as light hearted as other Disney movies. It's a fantastic story with a very realistic villian for Disney. However, Frollo is genocidinal and tries to murder all the gypsies, and has lust (not love actual lust) for Esmerelda and threatens to kill her if she doesn't marry him. Children won't understand this however, and will most likely enjoy the talking gargoyles. Hell is said several times by Frollo in religious manners. Such as I'm sending it back to hell where it belongs.

Quasimodo's appearance always scared me off from watching this film, and I think I appreciate better now than I would if I was 7. Tons of adult themes like religion, righteous punishment, and choice of love and ostracizing others. It really is a rich film, you have to appreciate that great quality of animation. I'd say let kids watch it, but tell them to rewatch it once they're tweens.

This movie is a masterpiece in every sense of the word and one of the best that Disney has ever produced. The animation is stunningly beautiful, same for the songs which also tell the story in the most effective way since the Beauty and the Beast. It's also as dark as the Beauty and the Beast, heck, it's as good as Beauty and the Beast. Frollo is (in my opinion) the best villain Disney has put in a movie. This is where the inappropriate stuff comes in. Frollo lusts after Esmeralda, attempts to kill her, offers her freedom to 'be his'. It also has the battle scene against Notre-Dame herself! All this mixed in with themes of the Catholic Church make this Disney's darkest tale, and not suitable for young kids. But if you do happen to show this film to the kids there is the extremely out of place gargoyles who try to lighten up the story with some pretty weak comic relief. Not for young kids, but above that age that you decide is too young, then they can enjoy.

This is the most terrifying Disney movie I have ever seen!!! 6+ is NOT ok!!!! Common Sense usually overrates, but this one is underrated!! This movie is NOT for little kids, even though it has a Disney label. Watch it before you let your kid see it;or it may scar them like it did me.

This is one of my favorite films of all time. I can't explain just how wonderful this movie is to me. It's beautiful, touching, and dark for a Disney film, which may make it quite scary for some little kids. There are fires, one which has a family's house on fire with the family still inside. They are quickly rescued, but the scene could be upsetting to young kids. The villain lusts after the main female character in an impressing song sequence, imprisons and abuses the main character in a bell tower for twenty years, and is quite frightening. He is a hypocrite who commits mass genocide in the name of God. However, the other characters are mostly kind at heart, helpful, and very positive role models. The movie teaches some great lessons, such as not judging by appearance but instead by personality and kindness. I didn't see it until I became a teenager, and I absolutely loved it. I think most kids 7 and older can see it, but I don't think it really appeals to them anyways. I think teenagers and adults would understand it better and like it more. Most people I've talked to say they didn't really like it as a kid, but when they reached twelve or thirteen they saw it again and really enjoyed it.

I love this movie! I've watched it since I was just 5 yrs old and loved it. Well, I didn't even get most of it until I was older. I'll start with the pros of this movie first and then the cons. Quasimodo (the protagonist) is a loving character who cares a lot for all things great and small. His friends (the comedians of the film) are gargoyles who try to help him out a lot. Their outrageously funny characters (in my opinion) but kids are sure to love them. Esmeralda is a caring woman who cares a lot for her people, who are gypsies, and she is caring for people who are different as well, such as Quasi. Frollo, who is the main antagonist, is definitely NOT a good role model. He continuously uses threats against others and tries to burn a house down with an innocent family inside of it (though they are rescued by phoebus). Frollo also lusts over Esmeralda and that may go over kids heads. But then again, it might not since little kids most likely won't understand it. He threatens her and makes her choose to marry him or burn her. Hell is used in the film, BUT it is referring to the place. Damnation is used once in a religious term, so nothing serious. Esmeralda is about to call Phoebus a Son of a- but phoebus tells her to watch it, since they're in a church. Esmeralda's dance scene features her wearing somewhat revealing clothes but no private parts are shown, so everything there is fine. There is a really dark song in the film called "Hellfire" sung by Frollo as he tries to fight his sexual desire for Esmeralda. This song may frighten little kids, but don't worry, because after that song is a fun, up-beat Broadway style song sung by the gargoyles. It is really fun to dance to. There is a really good message in the movie too, about not judging people by their looks and it's important to see who they are inside and not out. Overall, this is a really good movie and would be good to watch with kids who are about...say 5 and over.

I saw this and honestly I had to close my eyes at some points. My mother sort of had an overload of "dramaticness". This is not a kids movie. It is for tweens MAYBE. Frollo is a very scary villain. Overall "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" is a very darkhearted film, but it is also quite well done. I enjoyed it a lot. I recommend this film to teens everywhere.