Analysis Of The Movie: The Humpback Of Notre Dame

Throughout History children’s from all over the world had learn of what they see, and in 1935 a revolutionary event change all world learning methods, the invention of the TV. Later on 1965 after the Second World War the Walt Disney create the Disney’s Company to help kids to learn of important books and history in an easiest way taking in account psychology to improve that messages get deeper on the audience. Disney’s Movie “The Humpback of Notre Dame” does not portrayed the relevant ideas exposed by Victor Hugo’s book. Even more, the movie introduce certain subliminal messages to the young audience. In order to demonstrate we need to do brief Analyze of the book and author were we need to denote Victor Hugo work and writing method, Portrayed

Most of the time series, movies or TV’s shows never show all of the story a book can contain and in the majority of time they skip, omit or forget important things that make the reader change its perspective on the real facts. When we analyze the plot of the humpback of Notre Dame Book we found that is a tragedy story on how humanity reject people for their defects and because of that they are put in isolation like Quasimodo in the tower. In other perspective Disney’s Movies need to omit this because they are meant to be for another public that could not support this

Also, we had demonstrate that Disney’s Movie “The Humpback of Notre Dame” does not portrayed the relevant ideas exposed by Victor Hugo’s book. Even more, the movie introduce certain subliminal messages to the young audience. Books are better than movies because the education does not depend on a graphic resource. Most of the times movies or other graphic presentation violate the main concepts an author want to express with his book and they introduce new ideas that would change the interpretation of the book for many