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Vote On The July 2021 What A Cartoon Movie!

  • YES! I want to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of The Hunchback of Notre Dame! 389
  • NO! Pick a different Disney Renaissance film to celebrate! 171
  • 2021-05-28
  • —2021-06-08
  • 560 votes
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Our summer is just getting started and we at Talking Simpsons Network are working hard on preparing more podcasts for all of you! As we enter June, we're not just hard at work on Talking Simpsons and What A Cartoon, but also on our monthly $10 premium podcast, and we'll need your help to decide what we'll be covering in July.

Currently, we're so far ahead in podcast recordings that we've already recorded June's What A Cartoon Movie! (Disney's Hercules), meaning that now we have enough extra time to record our July 2021 movie podcast, and we can start on that as soon as you choose the subject for us!

For those of you who are new to the Talking Simpsons Patreon, WELCOME. Also, you should know that once a month we release the What A Cartoon Movie! podcast, an extra-long discussion about an animated feature film, exclusively for our $10+ Patreon subscribers. And when we open up the voting for each month's subject, we want all the $5 subscribers to also have a chance to be heard, so those subscribers can help pick episodes they might enjoy down the line!

Our next 2021 poll comes at a very special time, as this summer marks 25 years since the debut of Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame! Our What A Cartoon Movie summer of the Disney Renaissance is continuing with this sometimes overlooked gem from 1996, featuring great songs, scary visuals, comedic gargoyles, Tony Jay, Hellfire, and more.

But we still want it to be the choice of our patrons. And so, as we've done in the past with these types of movie podcasts, we're leaving this up to you all as a yes or no option in our monthly poll. If you want us to be teleported back to theaters in 1996, vote "YES." And if you would prefer a different poll for the July movie podcast, then vote "NO" and we'll do a different poll with four choices after that.

So please, make your choice known before the poll closes on the night of June 7! Thanks as always for your continued support of our podcast, we hope you enjoy whatever wins!

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Comments

Angel Young

I think after Aladdin I stopped watching Disney movies and this was one I always wanted to watch. I would be cool if it gets covered.

SomeBloke

The real question is whether the inexplicably green-lit direct to video sequel will be mentioned.

Frank Grimes

If it leads to more duck man talk, let's go!

John-Charles Holmes

I think you patrons owe us this one after making us slog through BOTH Ducktales the Movie and Cool World. We gotta keep this joint classy!

Blake R.

this is the very first memory I have of seeing a movie in theaters. I was 3 and only remember being bored as shit throughout the entire time. I didn't know who George Costanza was so the gargoyles didn't cut it for me.

Alex Irish

Looks as if it’s about to be time to pour the wine and cut the cheese!

crystalhearts

I don't really care for Hunchback but I'm glad you're covering something you want to watch for once! My one thought on this: around the time of its release a department store chain in canada advertised a much cheaper direct to video knockoff tape with the tagline "kids love hunchbacks"

Thad Komorowski

This film is terrible. Hercules has the benefit of starting out to be a wilder Aladdin in its first half (before taking itself too seriously). Hunchback is just goddamn ugly.

Kevin Peterson

Beautiful movie. Beautiful sequences. Maybe the best “realistic” animation renaissance Disney produced. The strongest of the Kirk and Gary features (beauty suffers from having unforgivable floaty animation in certain sequences and Atlantis had too much “producer” interference) Possibly James Baxter’s best animation — the King Kong sequence is truly Incredible.

nina matsumoto

I didn't grow up with animated Disney films so when catching up, most of them leave me going "that was okay I guess" but Hunchback truly impressed me and it's one of my favs.

Tricia

This was one of the first films that ever traumatized me as a kid, but I learned to love it as an adult, still hoping you’ll do Beauty and the Beast someday

Robert

Guess it is wiser just to ask "You all want us to talk about this good movie, or not?" than putting up a selection with bad ones on it...

Devin Hoffarth

It's gonna be uncomfortable for you guys to deal with a film that routinely uses a word that's been retroactively considered offensive to a certain group of people.

Rudy De La Torre

Interesting how the traditional Disney classics that seems to sell the most Disney merch (or at least best represented by my many trips to Disneyland) and are way more attractive towards the female Disney fans in my life (wife, nieces, cousins) keep getting out voted by some of the also rans of the classical era (the Herc and the Hunch)