The Hunchback of Notre Dame II (2002)

30% of critics liked it
(10 reviews)
41% of users liked it
(13,920 ratings)

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),… More 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. This release faithfully upholds the standards parents have come to expect from Disney. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: G, 1 hr. 8 min.
Directed By: Bradley Raymond
Genres: Animation, Kids & Family

In Theaters: Dec 31, 2001 Wide
On DVD: Mar 19, 2002

Critic Reviews

Sarah Wenk, Common Sense Media
Weak sequel, with a bit of the original's charms.
David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews
...an enjoyable enough little adventure that doesn't require one to have seen the first film.
Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com
A chintzy direct-to-video sequel to a fairly lifeless adaptation.
Jeffrey Chen, Window to the Movies
This is just lazy writing. Even kids deserve better.
Michael Dequina, TheMovieReport.com
Devoid of any of the qualities that made the first film so special.
Walter Chaw, Film Freak Central
Bolstered by an astonishing voice cast (excepting Love Hewitt), an interesting racial tension, and a storyline that I haven't encountered since at least Pete's Dragon.
Christopher Null, Filmcritic.com
Idiotic and ugly.

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Featured Audience Ratings

Bradley W

Not as good as the great first film
Jason V

Yeah, it is by the numbers, but what do you expect from a direct to video sequel of a B-level Disney film? I feel like we've seen this particular story before (maybe in the first film), but nothing here is particularly bad. Some of the animation looks cheap-especially medium… More
Yeah, it is by the numbers, but what do you expect from a direct to video sequel of a B-level Disney film? I feel like we've seen this particular story before (maybe in the first film), but nothing here is particularly bad. Some of the animation looks cheap-especially medium and long shots of characters and backgrounds; there is an astonishing lack of detail and muddiness in those shots. At least the movie brought back most of the original voice talent and didn't cheap out in that respect.
Jackson W

Well there you go Quasi, you got your girl
Jessica v

Cute, but it seems most of the old charm is gone, replaced with more typical kiddy-style romance. Victor Hugo never meant for Quasimodo to have a girlfriend - that's what bugs me the most. I tried to watch it again to update my rating... I couldn't do it. After seeing the… More
Cute, but it seems most of the old charm is gone, replaced with more typical kiddy-style romance. Victor Hugo never meant for Quasimodo to have a girlfriend - that's what bugs me the most. I tried to watch it again to update my rating... I couldn't do it. After seeing the first, it was like sacrilige. The animation is just awful comparitavely, the music is cheesy beyond words and the script is totally lack-lustre. Unfortunate... the actors do what little they can, but it can't save this disappointing sequel.