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For a movie that’s all about love, AniMat is certainly not giving this movie any

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AniMat Watches The Hunchback of Notre Dame II

For a movie that's all about love, AniMat is certainly not giving this movie any

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Hunter O'Laughlin

Oh, boy. This will most certainly be a fun episode of AniMat Watches.

Kenneth Stoddard

Well this is a one painful direct to video Disney sequel to get through. Also, I’m surprised you said that Atlantis: Milo’s Return was one of the worst direct to video Disney sequels you seen and I want to know why. Anyways, I saw this movie when I was a kid as I did remember seeing the trailer a lot where it tries to promote heavily on Jennifer Love Hewitt which I’ll get in a bit and it not only one of worst direct to video sequels that Disney has done, but one of the most forgettable Disney sequels I seen. Almost everything here looked bad including giving Quasimodo a girlfriend plot, crappy animation, and forgettable songs although I’m Gonna Love You song for the end credits is the only song if not the only thing I can remember from this movie. I feel bad for the cast as the film brought perhaps everyone to reprise their roles along with newcomers such as Sora himself Haley Joel Osment, Michael McKean who later play Chuck McGill in Better Call Saul, and of course Jennifer Love Hewitt where the only thing we remember her in terms of her career is I Know What You Did Last Summer and of course those terrible Garfield movies so I feel bad for everyone that involved in this. While the original 1996 film may not be one of my favorite Disney animated films, but I rather watch this again then this terrible sequel. Also, rest in peace for Jane Withers who played Laverne in the Haunchback movies as she had passed away not too long ago.

Justin Monti

Well this was definitely fun to watch. I definitely agree with you, this has easily got to be one of the worst direct to video Disney sequels ever made. Honestly, the original film might not be one of my favorite Disney animated films, I do still at least appreciate for doing something different with a Disney animated film. Also say what you will about the Gargoyles in the original film, at least they weren’t obnoxious and annoying like in this film, although I'll give this film credit it did give us that glorious cross eyes meme which a lot of people associate now a days with the Didney Worl meme. Honestly Mat I am so sorry you had to suffer through this. Although I am so looking forward to see you tear this movie apart in your next classic review.

Hugo Segal

Fun Fact: The animation in “Hunchback of Notre Dame II” was provided by TMS Entertainment, an anime studio that had also done overseas animation for ‘90s Warner Bros. series like “Tiny Toon Adventures,” “Animaniacs,” “Pinky and the Brain,” and “Freakazoid.” For those shows, outsourcing the animation was plausible given Warner Bros.’s tradition of cost-effective visuals that emphasize broad, physical humor over sentimentality. When you strip the original “Hunchback” of its artistry, the aesthetic quality is reduced to being amateurish at best.

Trenton Girone

Yeah, this wasn’t a very good sequel. I agree with you there. On a side note, thanks to the latest update, the player is now working fine.

Alex Skrapits

Correction: The animation was actually outsourced by Disney's Japan sub-studio. However, some ex-TMS animators did work on it. Doug Walker made this mistake too. Just want to help you; nothing personal.

JezzMann 94

I hate everything about this sequel. Thank you for pointing out every abomination made in such short runtime! I suffer with you!

Hugo Segal

Close, but no cigar.

Anonymous

at least the animation can be visually pleasing in typical yet decent tv standards, no?

Hunter O'Laughlin

Well, it’s better to look at than bad computer animation.

Hugo Segal

@Hunter O’Laughlin Then again, so is “A Troll in Central Park.” But the less said about that movie, the better.