Esmeralda's necklines, while never "plunging," occasionally reveal cleavage. In one scene Frollo persistently looks into Esmeralda's neckline, getting pleasure by that.

Frollo pulls Esmeralda in front of a wall, declaring his feelings. Esmeralda runs away from him, even if he had no raping intention.

Gringoire and Esmeralda are "married" by Clopin and escorted off to be left alone in the bridal chamber. (The relationship remains platonic.)

Esmeralda and Phoebus sneak into the woods, apparently with the intention of having sex. Events conspire to stop their lovemaking.

Timbers, stones, and molten metal are flung down upon a mob. Several shots show people dying/dead in molten metal. A character is flung from a great height. Two characters are narrowly saved from the hangman's noose.

Many gripping but frightening/intense scenes throughout, including but not limited to Quasimodo's freakish appearance. One example: A scene in which Gringoire is accosted by thieves in the dark (one of them grotesquely crawling toward him through the mud whining "Penny, sir?") could be frightening to children.