The Hunchback of Notre Dame, An Analysis of the 1939 Film

In the 1939 movie "Notre Dame Cathedral" which was adapted from the novel written by Victor Hugo, the theme of this movie is obvious in many scenes of movies, but in other scenes that subject is hidden. In the eyes of the audience, and in important images and actions. Observe the subject in various ways through Gothic style features such as extreme contrast, death, grotesque form, religious association. These themes previously provide breakdown of rules for a calm society. The two brothers drew an extreme contrast. One is a pastor and the other is a senior judge.

"Notre Dame Cathedral" is a book written by Victor Hugo in 1831. Victor Hugo was born in Besançon, France on February 26, 1802. Notre Dame de Paris is a French romantic / gothic style book. The backtracking of Notre Dame de Paris turns back near Kazimod. There are various themes in the backyard of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. The biggest theme is that you should not judge based on the appearance. Betrayal of Notre Dame de Paris is a very sad book, but there are many wonderful themes such as judgment, character, scene and plot for that sorrow. Judgment based on appearance is an important theme of "Notre Dame Cathedral". Gasimomod is very kind, but the others are for his appearance. Because of his appearance, people regard him as a terrible, ugly human monster, but this is not true, so Quasimodo proved to have a sweet personality. Then let's make Claude Frollo your opponent

Danthann 's "Notre Dame Cathedral" by Walt Disney in 1996 was the result of many changes to Kasimodokashimodo Most of them are the backing bells of Notre Dame Cathedral. This role was adopted from the black and white interpretation of Victoria Hugo Notre Dame de Paris by Pandro Berman in 1939, and Quasimodo became an empathic and connected role for the audience. This is done by rewriting Kasimod's past, listening to him, giving intellectual and social skills, making him the hero and hero, and completing the story as he accepts the masses. Quasimodo changed from a grotesque, unloved, misunderstood "monster" to a cute hero, we feel pity and relationship

Victor Hugo's "Notre Dame de Paris" (1831) is an important romantic story of French history in the early 19th century. The title is Paris' Notre Dame de Paris, the central place of the story, and the true leader of the story Esméralda. In 1833, the English translator Frederic Shovel named the novel "Notre Dame Cathedral". At the time, Gothic novel was a romantic form that was popular in the UK at that time. . This story happened during the reign of Louis XII during the late Middle Ages of France, Paris (1461-1483).