春のお祭りが近づき、にぎわうパリ。祭りの主役は伝説の鐘“ラ・フィデル”です。カジモドはすっかり街の人々とも打ちとけて、“ラ・フィデル”を守りつつ今もノートルダム寺院に住んでいます。フィーバスやエスメラルダ、彼らの息子ゼファーに囲まれながらも、ふと、ひとりぼっちの寂しさがカジモドの心をよぎるのでした。いよいよ祭りが始まったある日、街にサーカス団がやって来ます。カジモドは、サーカスで華麗なマジックを手伝う娘マデリンに惹かれていきます。が、そこには、サーカスの親方サルーシュの仕組んだ恐るべき策略が―。カジモドに訪れる、本当のハッピーエンドとは？新たな物語と共に心に響きわたる感動。ついに完結を迎える「ノートルダム」の物語を心ゆくまでお楽しみください。
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A much, much more family friendly tale from the world of Quasimodo. <em>'The Hunchback of Notre Dame II'</em> isn't necessarily anything terrible, I don't dislike it, but it kinda lets itself down with a tamer plot, poorer music/score and less interesting key characters. The animation certainly takes a nosedive, with all the onscreen talent looking a little worse for wear. Tom Hulce remains solid as the main man, while Jennifer Love Hewitt is at least a big name to attach to the film; her role, Madellaine, is very underdeveloped. Michael McKean is, of course, notable too, but sadly his Sarousch is a very basic villain. This film's plot is what lets it down, as they create an incredibly unimaginative story regarding a bell called La Fidèle. If that wasn't enough, the main plot point surrounding the bell is a total cop-out. At least they only made the run time 68 minutes, which avoided me getting the drag feeling; any longer then I'd be rating way less. It's not good at all, but there are numerous other Disney animated sequels that are worse.
