During the entire movie, I was amazed and spellbound.
When Disney released this movie, which dealt with extremely heavy subject matter in an extremely tasteful manner, I jumped for joy.
I am 17 years old I grew up watching The Little Mermaid and Aladdin. later, we both ran frantically to go buy the CD and read the book (which, actually, was rather different than the movie, but hey.). This is given closure in the sequel, where Djali apparently returns Hugo's affections, and a relationship is implied to have blossomed.Going into the theater to see this movie, my friend and I (who are "cynical" teenage movie critics) honestly expected to be disappointed, especially after the relatively blah Pocahontas. Hugo has a strange fascination with Esmeralda's goat, Djali-harboring romantic feelings for the latter and evidently finding him to be highly attractive. He is also a lover of all things entertainment, romance, and action, especially when it comes to the Festival of Fools. He also tends to be the most optimistic, as he was relatively calm during Frollo's massacre upon Paris in his search for Esmeralda, believing the gypsy to be too intelligent to fall into the hands of Frollo's tyranny. Like Laverne and Victor, he is an avid supporter of Quasimodo and is often the first to suggest disobeying Frollo's orders if it means granting Quasimodo some form of happiness, showing a side of mischief and recklessness. Hugo always has his mouth open when he is in his nonliving statue form which encourages birds to nest in his mouth which he always spits out.
He's the most comical and flamboyant of the three gargoyles. He is a character from The Hunchback of Notre Dame and it's low quality sequel Hugo is one of the three gargoyle friends of Quasimodo and is friends with Laverne and Victor.
Jason Alexander, The hottie from Seinfeld.
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