The Hunchback of Notre Dame II

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Overview

This direct-to-video sequel to Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame finds Quasi (voiced once again by Tom Hulce) falling in love with a magician's assistant while attempting to foil that same magician's plan to steal his bells. Previous cast members return (Kevin Kline, Demi Moore, Jason Alexander), while two new characters feature the vocal talents of Haley Joel Osment and Jennifer Love Hewitt. The DVD offers a widescreen transfer that produces an image with an aspect ratio of 1.66:1. English soundtracks are ...
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Overview

This direct-to-video sequel to Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame finds Quasi (voiced once again by Tom Hulce) falling in love with a magician's assistant while attempting to foil that same magician's plan to steal his bells. Previous cast members return (Kevin Kline, Demi Moore, Jason Alexander), while two new characters feature the vocal talents of Haley Joel Osment and Jennifer Love Hewitt. The DVD offers a widescreen transfer that produces an image with an aspect ratio of 1.66:1. English soundtracks are rendered in both Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1. Supplemental materials include a making-of featurette hosted by Jennifer Love Hewitt. Those with access to a DVD-ROM drive can play interactive games. This disc faithfully upholds the standards parents have come to expect from Disney.
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Special Features

Behind the scenes with Jennifer Love Hewitt; A Gargoyle's Life: a fun, poetic tribute; Festival of Fun Activity: Bells of Notre Dame, puppet theater; DVD-ROM weblink; DTS 5.1 Digital Surround Sound; Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound; French and Spanish language tracks; Widescreen (1.66:1) enhanced for 16x9 televisions
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Editorial Reviews

Barnes & Noble - Donald Liebenson
This produced-for-video sequel to Disney's celebrated 1996 feature will ring the bell for kids who remain devoted to the good-hearted Quasimodo, even if it is less epic in scope and design than the original the masses, for example, are not so massive this time out. Parents especially will appreciate that Hunch Deux is more kid friendly than the first film with its tragic deaths and untoward desires. Hunchback II tells a much sweeter story, set against the backdrop of the Festival of Love, and most of the original voice cast returns. Tom Hulce, for instance, again voices the lovelorn bell ringer, who this time falls for sweet Madellaine Jennifer Love Hewitt, a circus performer under the thumb of the evil magician Sarousche Michael McKean. Sarousche forces Madellaine to cuddle up to Quasi so he can steal the bejeweled bell, La Fidel. Also back from the original movie are Jason Alexander, hamming it up as the goat-fancying gargoyle Hugo, and Kevin Kline and Demi Moore as the now happily married Phoebus and Esmerelda, whose son Zephyr Haley Joel Osment, the Oscar-nominated young star of The Sixth Sense is Quasi's best friend.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 3/19/2002
  • UPC: 786936141450
  • Original Release: 2002

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  • Source: Walt Disney Video
  • Region Code: 1
  • Aspect Ratio: Vistavision (1.66:1)
  • Presentation: Wide Screen / Dolby 5.1 / DTS
  • Sound: Dolby Digital, DTS 5.1-Channel Surround Sound
  • Language: English, Français, Español
  • Time: 1:08:00
  • Format: DVD
  • Sales rank: 10,668

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Jason Alexander Voice Only
Jennifer Love Hewitt Voice Only
Tom Hulce Voice Only
Paul Kandel Voice Only
Charles Kimbrough Voice Only
Kevin Kline Voice Only
Michael McKean Voice Only
Demi Moore Voice Only
Haley Joel Osment Voice Only
Jane Withers Voice Only
Carl Johnson Conductor
Technical Credits
Bradley Raymond Director
James Gallegos Art Director
Carl Johnson Score Composer
Flip Kobler Screenwriter
Peter Lonsdale Editor
Cindy Marcus Screenwriter
Jule Selbo Screenwriter
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Scene Index

Side #1 --
0. Chapter Selection
1. Main Title/"Le Jour d'Amour" [3:48]
2. Talk of Someday [3:13]
3. A Circus Comes to Town [1:11]
4. "The Magnificent Madellaine" [2:47]
5. First Impressions [3:03]
6. "An Ordinary Miracle" [6:04]
7. Sarousch's Evil Plan [1:29]
8. Disappearing Acts [2:57]
9. "I'd Stick With You" [2:07]
10. A Second Look [1:51]
11. Up in Arms [:52]
12. Sharing Paris [2:27]
13. "Fa La La La Fallen in Love" [2:28]
14. More Than What You See [4:00]
15. Lovesick [2:18]
16. No Idle Threat [1:56]
17. A Little Misdirection [1:43]
18. Out of Harm's Way [1:05]
19. The Taking of La Fidele [2:36]
20. Not What It Seems [4:20]
21. Into the Catacombs [1:53]
22. "Looking Pretty" [2:29]
23. Someone for Everyone [3:03]
24. End Credits/"I'm Gonna Love You (Madellaine's Love Song)" [5:57]
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Menu

Side #1 --
   Set Up
      Audio Options
         English DTS 5.1
         English Dolby Digital 5.1
         French Dolby Digital 5.1
         Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1
      Captions
         English for the Hearing Impaired
         Captions: None
   Bonus Features
      Festival of Fun Activity
      Behind the Scenes With Jennifer Love Hewitt
      A Gargoyle's Life: It's Not Easy Being a Gargoyle
   Sneak Peeks
      Beauty and the Beast
      Tarzan & Jane
      Max Keeble's Big Move
      The Hunchback of Notre Dame
      Disney DVD
      The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
      Schoolhouse Rock
      American Legends
   Play
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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Victor would vomit.

    As it says, it's a very kid-friendly movie. It's got its family values worked in- as any Disney 'masterpeiece' (using the term loosely) should. For what it is, it's pretty good on the entertainment side... but still... Ok. Now, Victor Hugo wouldn't be very pleased with this. Check it out: The original was supposed to be a tragedy anyway- so, after Disney milked a crapload of money after ruining a classic, they make a -SEQUEL-. Ok... why V. Hugo never made a sequel: Because everybody was dead after teaching the reader a lesson in morality. Ok... granted disney is a grand preacher of morality towards children... but... couldn't they find a different story to abuse? There are so many good stories in history that -aren't- tragedies that could be fitted to this purpose... why did they have to pick on poor Quasimodo? (Which, by the way, does -NOT- mean 'half formed.' You may kick Clopin for that). All in all, I guess the movie was ok- but I still have my grudge against the movie for ruining a perfect Victor Hugo masterpiece.

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