The Hunchback of Notre Dame II
Quasimodo continues his life as a bell ringer in Paris while making new friends with a young boy and a girl from a traveling circus. The story follows his experiences navigating a new friendship and the challenges of a circus performance. It is a gentle tale about finding connection and navigating feelings.
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Quasimodo continues his life as a bell ringer in Paris while making new friends with a young boy and a girl from a traveling circus. The story follows his experiences navigating a new friendship and the challenges of a circus performance. It is a gentle tale about finding connection and navigating feelings.
Spoiler-free summary written by AI from the plot and dialogue.
What's in it
- Scary
- Some
- Violence
- Mild
- Language
- None
- Rude humour
- None
- Sad themes
- Mild
- Pace
- Moderate
- The film follows a traditional animated feature structure with steady pacing and moments of calm between the action scenes. Estimated
Scary moments
- Approx.ScaryThe villainous magician Sarousch threatens to harm Quasimodo to keep him distracted.
- Approx.ScaryThe thieves take the young boy Zephyr hostage in the underground catacombs.
Talk about it after
- 1How did Quasimodo feel about his new friends and how did they help him?
- 2Why do you think it is important to be honest with your friends even when it is hard?
- 3What did you think about the way Madellaine showed her skills to help save the day?
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