[ SECRET POST #2132 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2132 ⌋

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Comments

[al28894]

Maybe you're right, but as far as I can remember the 90's Disney were worse (Judge Claude Frollo...ugh). Disney really loved to push their borders back then.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh God

That movie was dark, man. A lot of the Disney movies were but that one was just...scary to me as a child (But I did still like it. More so now that I'm older though)

[caffeine_buzz]

I always wonder how exactly the pitch session went for Hunchback of Notre Dame. "Okay, here's my idea for our next big tentpole movie...Hunchback of Notre Dame! For kids. Kids love Victor Hugo." I love that movie but...seriously, how did that ever happen?

[(Anonymous)]

I'd never read the book, but I saw a stage play of Hunchback shortly before the Disney version was announced and I thought "Wow. How is that going to work?"

I still haven't seen the Disney movie. Someday I should just to satisfy my mild curiosity.