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Hunchback of Notre Dame 2

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I'm thinking of buying this dvd to be added as part of my ollection. I'm just trying to build the top animated classics list here. Or just buy another disney classics? Thanks for your inputs.
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I'm a little foggy about your question, are you asking if you should buy that, or another animated classic. Because, if that's your question, then by all means, buy another classic, because, I really didn't like this "movie" it didn't really have a great story.
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i bought the first edition of this dvd last night and while reading some forums here they said it's better to wait for the 2 disc version. i've seen the movie anyway. probably i'll just return it. what do you think?
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So you're asking about the original Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) and not its direct-to-video sequel?
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I'm a bit confused as to what's being asked here... but I suggest you go for a DVD of another Disney classic. (In no way and/or means do I consider The Hunchback of Notre Dame II to be a "classic.")
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my question was: is it worth to buy hunchback 2?

anyway, thanks for your inputs. i'll not buy this dvd...

can you help me which among the listed dvd should i buy first? can you rank them based on your favorites:
- Brother Bear
- Treasure Planet
- Sword in the Stone
- Hercules
- Oliver and Company
- Rescuers
- Rescuers Down Under
- Great Mouse Detective
- Black Couldron

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Well OK here is how I would rank them, The one at the top being best:

Brother Bear
Treasure Planet
Sword in the Stone
Rescuers Down Under
Hercules
Oliver and Company
Rescuers
Great Mouse Detective
Black Cauldron
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Maybe you should check out our <b><a href="http://www.ultimatedisney.com/reviewindex.htm">DVD Reviews</a></b> section. All of the titles you listed are covered there, and you can determine what sounds best to you!
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eap_44 wrote:my question was: is it worth to buy hunchback 2?
Do not buy Hunchback 2, it's not worth it! The whole movie is like a long Hunchback of the Notre Dame tv show (which doesn't exist) episode that never aired (Animationwise and storywise).
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I thought The Hunchback of Notre Dame 2 was a great rare sequel that was better or equal to the original film. But not everyone thinks that it's a great sequel. :D
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MickeyMousePal wrote:I thought The Hunchback of Notre Dame 2 was a great rare sequel that was better or equal to the original film. But not everyone thinks that it's a great sequel. :D
I was thinking "rare" too. I guess the only way to enjoy a sequel like that is to not think so much about how disloyal it is to movie 1 and take an interest in the ideas they thought of for movie 2
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I am a huge supporter of sequels, but I can't stand sequels that have a story that could be just episodes of the original movie tied together (I'm thinking about Tarzan & Jane too). HOTND doesn't have a series but the sequel sure looked like a long episode of one (if it ever would excist).
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Key wrote:I'm a bit confused as to what's being asked here... but I suggest you go for a DVD of another Disney classic. (In no way and/or means do I consider The Hunchback of Notre Dame II to be a "classic.")
I didn't mean it like that, I meant buy another classic as in adding to the classics eap_44 already has.
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