The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)

Everything is in the Disney style, namely: Music, color, drawing, animation, voice acting. All this creates a very good atmosphere for a cartoon that is not so simple, of course it is not like a production in a Hugo theater, but still the interest in watching this cartoon does not dry up. The first time I watched it was in 1997 or 98, sitting at home on a winter evening, on a pirated cassette where this cartoon was recorded directly from the cinema on a simple video camera. I really don't really remember who was doing the dubbing of this cartoon for hire at that time, it seemed to be Pavel Sanaev (or maybe not him), but I remember the approximate dubbing.

And after death, I won't find peace, I'll sell my soul to the devil for a night with you.

Yes, this cartoon can't compare to a book or a musical, but I'm glad it's Disney-naive and has a happy ending. I'm glad that at least in the cartoon everything ended well.

Unexpectedly, it's a very cool thing. Of course, the Disney style of storytelling is present, but it does not harm the drama.

"You fight almost like a man."
"Funny, I wanted to say the same thing about you."