>> Crazy Nate: Finally, enough of you rang the bell, so I think it’s time and dust
off a Disney classic and find everything you missed in Disney’s movie the Hunchback of
Notre dame.
Get it?
See what I did there?
Ring the bell, as in ring the subscription bell.
>> Nerdy Nate: Yeah they get it, your joke deserves a No Bell prize.
(intro music plays)
>> Crazy Nate: Win $100, just subscribe find 5 easter eggs and comment where they are.
In the very beginning of the movie we discover that Frollo is the evil Villain, spoiler alert.
There’s also subtle little jump scare at this point in the movie that most people managed
to miss.
You’re going need to watch the statue here closely…
Did you see it?
Here let me slow it down for you, and this time watch it’s eyes.
The statues eyes are obviously closed, but then when the lightning strikes, it opens
it’s eyes, staring deeply into Frollo’s evil soul.
Just like the actual building Notre Dame, Disney put a lot of detail into this movie,
and there’s a lot to unpack here so let’s swing right into it.
I have a hunch this is going to be your favorite easter egg in the movie, and that’s going
to come from Beauty and the Beast, who actually got a couple shout outs in this movie.
Now, I don’t speak french, but google does.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame has a Boulanger or otherwise known as Baker in English, while
Beauty and the Beast also has a Boulangerie or otherwise known as bakery.
But they both have the same exact baker.
Now to prove this, let’s put the bakeries both side by side.
OK actually, I guess they don’t look anything alike.
But wait, there’s more.
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>> Crazy Nate: this easter egg is a little bit more complicated, kinda like Quasimodo
and Esmeralda's relationship.
Yeah I said it, poor Quasimodo got level 100 friend zoned.
Don’t forget, she literally hid her boyfriend in HIS bedroom when he got in trouble.
Ok, back to the baker.
So to see the connections of the bakers we need to look at the wooden baker that Quasimodo
made in his little town.
Now you can see perfectly that he looks exactly like the baker from Beauty and the Beast.
Now watch this little detail.
This soldier gets his mustache chopped off, and it's on his right-hand side, just like
in beauty and the beast, this guy also gets the right side of his mustache chopped off.
Another great easter egg from Beauty and the Beast is of the main character herself.
That’s right, we’re talking about Belle.
Which would make sense, since the Hunchback of Notre Dame is literally centered around
a Belle tower.
Remember when Belle had her nose stuck in a book near the water fountain?
>> Men Sing: And her nose stuck in a book.
>> Crazy Nate: Well when Quasimodo is singing about living with everyone else, we see Belle
walking past the water fountain reading her favorite book.
She’s also walking right past a hidden mickey in the sidewalk, of course the non Disney
fans are gonna say that’s not real.
One hidden mickey that’s not really a hidden Mickey that most people think is a hidden
Mickey, are these Mickeys on the side of Notre Dame building.
But it’s not Mickey, in fact it’s just mirroring what the building actually looks
like in real life.
Next to Belle is another famous character, but this time it’s from Aladdin.
That’s right, that’s Rug the magic carpet from Aladdin.
And there’s more magic here.
If we rewind back just a little bit, no no no, too far.
OK, right there.
Watch these two guys.
It’s a little difficult to see, but they are actually carrying Pumba on a stick.
You know, the pig from Lion King.
>> Pumba: oh, the shame!
>>Timon: If you're hungry for a hunk of fat and juicy meat, eat my buddy Pumba here because
he is a juicy treat.
>> Crazy Nate: and we have more pig sightings in the movie.
Here’s a pig on a sign, I will let you decide if that’s Pumba or not.
This next one we don’t have to do any guessing if you watch Notre dame closely, just for
a moment we see one of the gargoyles looks like Pumba, but it's not.
The animators spent weeks at Notre Dame studying every little detail of the building, even
down to stenciling the texture of the bricks.
All of these gargoyles are actually modeled after the real life gargoyles.
and in fact, not only is it not Pumba, but it’s not even a Gargoyle.
It’s actually called a grotesque.
A gargoyle is hallow on the inside and its used to direct rain water away from the building.
A perfect example would be at the end of the movie we see the gargoyles directing the LAVA
away from the building.
This is just like how they would rain water away from the building, to prevent damage
to the building.
Ring a ding ding ding!
These statues on the other hand are solid and don’t spit water, so they're just called
Grotesque.
>> Victor: After all we're only made of stone.
>> Crazy Nate: If you need an easy way to remember the difference between the two just
remember you gargle before you spit.
The word gargle also originates from gargouille.
Grotesque on the other hand are designed...
Grotesque on the other hand are designed to scare away demons, and maybe a bird from time
to time.
>> Laverne: don't you ever migrate?
>> Crazy Nate: And no, pigeons don’t migrate.
Another detail that wasn’t in the original building is what we see on the stain glass
window.
If you look at the very bottom You see Disney crews working on drawings for the movies,
including the layout department, and computer animation.
One easter egg that's not such a Disney easter egg is when Esmeralda is dancing and luring
all the guys into liking her it seems a tad bit inappropriate for a G rated movie, and
some of the dancing that we see here might resemble oh I don’t know, something that
you might see at an adult club.
Well that’s because Esmeralda was voiced by Demi Moore.
And that same year that The hunchback of Notre Dame came out, 1996, Demi Moore was in another
movie that’s anything but rated G, where her character that she plays danced a dance
just like this, that can’t be shown on YouTube.
>> Mufasa: Everything the light touches is our kingdom
>> Crazy Nate: oops wrong movie
But wait, there’s secrets to uncover for Lion King as well.
Both movies at one point, use a skull as a puppet to sing along with their characters.
>> Simba: ewe, gross.
>> Timon: Taste like chicken.
>> Crazy Nate: OK, that’s actually all I saw for Lion King, I just had to use the bug
pun.
I know, how evil of me right?
But speaking of evil, it seems like we have some villain cameos.
Speaking of Cameos, you can get me on Cameo.com
Remember Frollo the bad guy in The hunchback of Notre Dame?
I hope so, we just talked about him, but he was voiced by Tony Jay, and Monsieur from
Beauty and the Beast was also voiced by Tony Jay.
>> Monsieur: I'm listening.
>> Crazy Nate: Little creep.
>> Monsieur: I love it.
>> Crazy Nate: Then this guy might look familiar.
>> Prisoner: I'm free!
I'm free!
Dang it.
>> Crazy Nate: Though this is unconfirmed I refuse to believe that this old heretic
is anyone but Jafar in his little prisoner disguise.
>> Aladdin: I'm listening.
>> Crazy Nate: None the less the old Heretic is voice by Gary Trousdale, who also co-directed
the movie.
He also the voice of this scream right here which sounds a little bit like the Goofy holler.
Now in this scene if you watch the horses, instead of the riders, the good guy horse
Achilles and bad guy horse snowball clearly don’t like each other.
Achilles was also named Achilles just for one reason, and that's so Phoebus could say
Achilles heel.
>> Phoebus: Achilles, heel.
>> Crazy Nate: See even Disney likes corny puns.
More names that we need to look at here are the stone statues that socialize with Quasimodo.
Victor and Hugo are named after Victor Hugo who’s responsible for writing the famous
novel The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
One easter egg I couldn’t confirm though is that Laverne is possible named after Laverne
Andrews, who is one of the Andrews Sisters.
So today's survey question is this.
With all the animated classics turning into live action movies do you think they're going
to be making the Hunchback of Notre Dame into a live animation?
vote!
This guy that jumps in the bucket of beer isn’t so evil, he’s actually an animated
version of Bill Mathews, one of Disney’s animators.
Which he's now retired, because this movie's really old.
Now let's take a second here and listen to this soldier right here who hates Quasimodo.
>> Soldier: You think he's ugly now?
Watch this.
>> Crazy Nate: Sound familiar?
That’s because it’s the voice of Bill Fagerbakke, who’s also the voice of none
other than Patrick Star from Spongebob Squarepants.
>> Patrick: Congratulations buddy!
>> Crazy Nate: Now anytime you watch the movie you're going to see Patrick here.
>> Patrick: I love being purple!
>> Crazy Nate: Disney also took a moment to reference and or copy from the Bible a character
named Sampson, he too is also a really strong man, only probably not as ugly.
And just like Quasimodo, he was chained between two pillars.
Then with all their supernatural strength they knocked the pillars down.
Only in the Bible it didn't just knock a few pillars over, it took the whole building down,
and all the people that were in the building turned out to be like the ants in this little
scene.
We also get another chance to hear the famous goofy scream.
>> Man yells: Look out!
(Goofy screams)
>> Crazy Nate: This time you're going to hear it when the guards get yanked from the rope
and fell to certain death.
(guards yell)
The hunchback of Notre Dame is probably one of Disney's darkest animated movies ever made,
yet it still is only rated G, which to me is slightly suspicious…
>>Michael Scott: I'm not superstitious, but I am a little stitious.
>> Crazy Nate: In raiders of the lost ark we learned about how they took antennas down
from the buildings to make it more accurate to the time era that the movie's supposed
to take place in.
If you haven’t seen the video yet make sure you check it out after this video.
In the Hunchback of Notre Dame though we see the opposite took place.
They literally drew in a satellite dish as a little bit of an inside joke to the movie.
and you're gonna see it in the bottom corner of the screen.
Unless of course this is actually proof that the Aliens built Notre Dame.
Yes, the chicken came before the egg, but every time someone says sanctuary I think
of the word Parley.
>> Phoebus: I'm sorry sir, she claimed sanctuary, there's nothing I can do.
>> Elizabeth Swan: Parley.
>> Pirate: What?
>> Elizabeth Swan: Parley.
I invoke the right of Parley,
>> Quasimodo: Sanctuary!
>> Pirate: Parley?
>> Jack Sparrow: That's the one, Parley, parley!
>> Pirate: Parley?
>> Crazy Nate: Also we have a Giant here on top of a tower holding his lady.
They knew they had a lot of similarity with the movie King Kong with this scene here,
so they took a brief moment to have Quasimodo look at the camera the way that king kong
did.
Being trapped inside a building with bad guys on the outside trying to break in.
>> Gaston: Put your backs into it.
(mob chants 'kill the beast')
>> Crazy Nate: You know who’s an expert in these types of situations?
Yeah you guessed it, Kevin from Home Alone.
So that should come as no surprise to see some of his strategies are being implemented
in the battle.
Like the brick to the forehead.
>> Kevin: Direct hit!
>> Crazy Nate: Also the crazy bird attack is a shout out to one of Alfred Hitchcocks
most famous movies, The Birds. and this was super scary back then.
and the Directors also confirmed that this quote was a reference to what the evil Witch
said in the Wizard of Oz.
Seems like once again we have a what’s called the Mandela effect.
Because that’s not what she said at all.
>> Laverne: Fly my pretties, fly, fly.
>> Crazy Nate: This is what she said.
>> Which: Now Fly, Fly, Fly, Fly, Fly!
>> Crazy Nate: So why do we all remember her saying fly my pretties?
Another secret we find in the final battle scene is how Frollo dies.
Spoiler alert.
He falls to his death just like Major Kong did riding a bomb in Dr. Strangelove Or: How
I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb.
But am I the only one that thinks theses soldiers helmets looks a lot like something straight
out of star wars?
I also think the scarf here has a pattern remarkably similar to the magicians hat in
Fantasia.
>> godmother: With true loves kiss, the spell shall break.
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>> Hugo: good night everybody