Of lal the stories Disney changed when making it into an animated film, tarzan is up there. In the novel Clayton is a good guy. Don't ask about Terk and Tantor!
Tarzan is human. Humans are part of nature. Thus, even if he didn't in this instance, Tarzan deliberately killing someone to death is also natural causes.
Although I'm not the biggest fan of the Hunchback of Notre-dame movie overall, it has some of my favorite individual scenes, and they often include Frollo. The one you've posted, and Hellfire https://youtu.be/U3NoDEu7kpg?list=RDU3NoDEu7kpg
Immediately understand why they went ahead with it though. The irony and self-inflicted nature of it outweigh how dark it is. Literally hanged by their own blind zeal to harm an innocent. Could use more of that happening lately.
Rynestrm
I assume he is going to get some English tutoring material.
bemibet
Of lal the stories Disney changed when making it into an animated film, tarzan is up there. In the novel Clayton is a good guy. Don't ask about Terk and Tantor!
Khanamana324
The US to to be honest. Just read up on the genocides of Hawaiian aboriginals.
HighMagosSquidward
Just once can we have a country that doesn't genocide?
modicumjones
"You, Ok! I learned it from watching you!" - US, sobbing
Telemapus
Is the tall man a goodie or a baddie, it's kind of hard to tell from the way Disney draws his face...
Ultrashotpull
The guy with the gun? That's Clayton, the antagonist. British Egomaniac Hunter type, voiced by BRIAN BLESSED
Medria
Baddie, basically a game hunter out to capture big apes.
Slugsie
Yes, very typically British. If they don't understand speak louder and slower. (btw I'm British)
randomwalrus
Que? Je ne parle pas.
Slugsie
WHERE. IS. THE. HOTEL?
SisyphusRollin
No Hablo, espanol
swedeonamoose
Ngl claytons death was a tad dark even for a disney villain.
TheConnArtist
And yet so satisfying
thedarkcanuck
You mean like.. lighting wise? Because I thought it was pretty apropos
SpamYarBlockers
They almost all die by falling from a great height.
supertigerlamp
Symbolic of their hubris!
Rangar
Rangar
He was eaten by his henchmen, that seems a bit darker
Ibringthegoose
I mean he died pretty quickly. He could have been killed by the jaguar. Slow and painful.
Bytencoder
He died of natural causes.
Rangar
gravity is natural
F1yingFox
So are vines
InitHello
Tarzan is human. Humans are part of nature. Thus, even if he didn't in this instance, Tarzan deliberately killing someone to death is also natural causes.
Isthe4thtimethecharm
Killing someone's family and trying to kill them will naturally end with them killing you to defend themselves.
EMHPicardo
Not to mention Frollo's and Facilier's.
johnson442
WELCOME TO HELL, FROLLO!!
Snooj
And the blender from Brave Little Toaster. Everyone remembers the clown. No one remembers the blender.
kgbofficer
Although I'm not the biggest fan of the Hunchback of Notre-dame movie overall, it has some of my favorite individual scenes, and they often include Frollo. The one you've posted, and Hellfire https://youtu.be/U3NoDEu7kpg?list=RDU3NoDEu7kpg
SunBrolem
I love this scene. The gargoyle, built to ward away evil with its terrifying visage, delivering Frollo to the fires of Hell.
Something1Said
It also book-ends "the eyes of Notre-Dame", somewhat, too. That was about the Gallery of Kings, but still. Notre-Dame is alive and aware of his sins.
Morkath
Grotesque*. Gargoyles are for draining water away from the building, Grotesque's are purely decorative. It's solid rock when it breaks away.
SunBrolem
Today I learned!
RelentlessDevastation
DigitalDragon75
Appreciate the clip. I remember this scene..
I Say, awfully self-inflicted there Clayton on bean.
looker42
Immediately understand why they went ahead with it though. The irony and self-inflicted nature of it outweigh how dark it is. Literally hanged by their own blind zeal to harm an innocent. Could use more of that happening lately.
Perkunas687
This wasn't loading for me at first, just had black rectangle, and I was like, well-played, indeed pretty dark.
LariCheltsy
Hell yeah
FiftyShadesOfTiramisu
That is dark indeed. It looked even darker when I watched it on VHS back in the day. I coudn't see shit in that scene
ilovetraveler
I have absolutely no memory of this. I think I must not have understood what was happening when I watched this as a kid.
Sidewaysgts
Man. I miss old Disney animation.
vindik8or
The Brits always preferred the long drop method.
Poopoopeepeevagina
Holy shit the shadow
gobblinal
Brilliantly done.
Germanswisscheese
I'm the alternative ending, Tarzan just blows his face off with the shotgun immediately.
Johnsky
Cue up The-Only-Thing-They-Fear-Is-You from doom as Tarzan takes his fight to the British Empire.
SlyMrFox
LordFancypantsicus
What the hell? What is this from?
Thisusedyet
Looks like Plague Dogs
https://horrorcultfilms.co.uk/2012/10/death-of-the-week-the-plague-dogs-1982-the-accidental-shotgun-suicide/