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(CCC, B, AB, L, VV, S, O, M) Strong Christian worldview uplifting the inherent value of all mankind with positive reference to God, prayer, the Church, resisting temptation, self-sacrifice, & exposing hypocrisy with an undercurrent of antinomianism; 2 “dang it’s” & several uses of the word “hellfire”; moderate action violence including burning a house, shooting arrows, one arrow strikes man, throwing rocks, breaking open cathedral door, threats of hanging, punching, dropping bricks on attackers, chasing, tripping, horse sits on man, man squishes ants, man tied down & fruit thrown at him, & attempted burning at the stake; shapely woman dances suggestively & kissing; man with shirt off; and, man lusts after woman, deception & references to palm reading
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Technically flawless, the music and artistry displays gothic spirituality. Inappropriate acts include a dance by Esmeralda and Frollo’s lust for Esmeralda. This is a very mature, complex movie about the battle between legalism and Grace. THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME has a strong Christian worldview and displays many favorable expressions of God’s Grace and the church. THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME will delight animation fans, but this may not be a movie for very small children. However, it is a “must see” masterpiece for older children and mature audiences. It as testimony to the Truth who offers every man sanctuary.