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posted by bendaimmortal

There are various interpretations of why the old Raoul brings the monkey âm nhạc box to her grave and some even think that all the old Raoul parts of the movie are completely useless. However, I'm one of those who believe that while the film would've worked perfectly well even without Raoul travelling anywhere with the âm nhạc box, all the old Raoul clips are perhaps the most essential aspect of the entire film's basic point. I think they are the ultimate aspect that drastically differs the film from the stage play.

A monkey symbolizes many things that are strongly related to the story. Essential...

The Phantom of the Opera: Book vs Musical

posted by deedragongirl

Erik and Christine.

Hi guys, I'm going to compare the original novel and the stage musical that popularise the former.

The Novel

When I first read the book, I was taken aback about how the story was different from the musical. It starts with Joseph Buquet's mysterious death, which was officially ruled as a suicide.
Raoul was a very unlikable character in the novel unlike the musical counterpart, he is always angry with Christine and his relationship with Philippe, his elder brother was really explosive due to disapproval over his relationship with Christine.
Erik still remains the same and in the novel, he's also...

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Psychoanalysis of the Phantom of the Opera

posted by Phantomess

Illustration from Kay novel. He certainly looks depressed.

This bài viết shall pertain to the 'holy trinity' of Phantom. The Leroux, Kay, and Andrew Lloyd Webber versions. The basic idea is to look at each individual portrayal of the Phantom and ascertain approximately the extent of his mental deterioration and psychosis. I will also discuss the probable causes and catalysts for these behaviours.
This is bởi no means a full psychoanalysis, and in the long run is only meant to calm me down with some logical thinking after a very bad week. I.E. bạn don't have to like it hoặc agree with it.
I shall begin with Leroux since that is the original perception of...

No thêm talk of Boggess...

posted by WildConcerto

All right.

So Tumblr has been crazy with this in the last few weeks since Sierra Boggess has left the Broadway production of The Phantom of the Opera on September 6th. A rather short run, so to say: she did start only on May 14th…

I wasn’t going to write anything about this at first. But now, rumor has it Sierra Boggess has stated that her 2014 run in Broadway was going to be the last time she would play Christine.

Cough cough.

Ha.

Of course.

Bullshit. Bullshit bullshit bullshit bullshit bullshit. BULLSHIT.

Everyone knows Sierra is Cameron Mackintosh’s and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s darling....

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Erik/Christine: An Analysis

posted by WildConcerto

hàng đầu, đầu trang 10 reasons for why Erik/Christine doesn’t work.

Yes, I know I was supposed to đăng lên my tình yêu Never Dies rant before, but… this is really to help me write it.

So, short story. Before coming on Fanfiction, I already knew that almost everyone on Earth were E/C shippers. But I was still shocked of seeing the ridiculous number of E/C authors, especially that there are very good ones among them. Now, I’m not being rude, it’s okay to like the E/C pairing (I guess…), but I’m just being really honest. I remember, when I entered the phandom, I was a mild R/C shipper (You know, “I prefer...

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âm nhạc of the Night Lyrics

posted by missliss

Phantom:
Night-time sharpens,
heightens each sensation
Darkness stirs and wakes imagination
Silently the senses abandon their defences ...

Slowly, gently night unfurls its splendour
Grasp it, sense it - tremulous and tender
Turn your face away
from the garish light of day,
turn your thoughts away
from cold, unfeeling light -
and listen to the âm nhạc of the night ...

Close your eyes and surrender to your
darkest dreams!
Purge your thoughts of the life
bạn knew before!
Close your eyes,
let your spirit start to soar!
And you'll live
as you've never lived before ...

Softly, deftly,
âm nhạc shall surround...

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My review of the 25th anniversary edition

posted by elstef

I recently saw the 25th anniversary on PBS, and while I enjoyed it I did have some problems with some of the performances. I felt like the actress playing Christine was trying too hard to play up the ingenue aspect of the character. One example of this is when she first starts hát in Don Juan Triumphant. She's prancing around the stage like she truly has "no thoughts within her head." I much prefer the solemn take of the song that they used in the movie. However, I do think that the actress in the play got better when they moved onto "point of no return".
I mostly liked the lady playing...

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My review on tình yêu Never Dies - SPOILER ALERT!!

posted by Mirlotta

Well firstly, I'd like to say that I watched the Australian Cast Recording (not being lucky enough to see it in life) and the staging/costumes/set were superb! Really, in some scenes I felt as if I were looking at a real bar/circus/etc that one might go into on a weekend quite casually.
The hát was equally wonderful from most parties - I particularly enjoyed Ben Lewis as the Phantom, the diễn xuất mostly on the same level. However, I much prefer the songs of the original Phantom of the Opera.
And now for the plot. Christine, now married to the suddenly đắng, cay đắng Raoul, and with a musically talented...

The Phantom of the Opera: A Ghostly Review

posted by deedragongirl

Masquerade!

Hi everyone, it's been coming to 9 years since I watched the musical in Singapore. I have always want to write this review of the stage version since I had did a comparison on both the movie and stage version!

The Staging

I was stunned bởi the staging because it was such a spectacular, colourful and whimsical, I also like how each scenes represent dark & light throughout the musical. It was like bringing the realism of what it's like of Palais de Garnier, on which the story is set.
One of my major disappointments was that I did not sit in front where the dramatic chandelier came crashing...

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Book Character analaysis: Carlotta

posted by Fumblemunch

Carlotta is writen as a horrid character. She tells rumors and plans schemes to eliminate christine as her competition. I think what is often overlooked is that Carlotta is one of the so many victims of the book. From what is written bạn can tell that Carlotta was extremely talented as an opera singer as the book mentions how perfect an instrument her voice was. She had the misfortune to be ill and be replaced bởi someone far thêm loved and adored than herself, that in itself is enough to make anyone mad, take a ngày of sick and your job isnt waiting for bạn when bạn get back. Not only was she...

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What I disliked About "The Phantom of Manhattan" bởi Frederick Forsythe

posted by JustHuddy

What Annoys Me About The Phantom of Manhattan bởi Frederick Forsyth

All of the Leroux-bashing:

In the Preface, Forsyth repeatedly points out errors in Leroux’s novel, most of which are trivial and pointless (OMG! He đã đưa ý kiến the chandelier was heavier than it really was! Shun Leroux!). And he keeps pointing out how Andrew Lloyd Webber “fixed” the errors, which brings me to…

Treating Andrew Lloyd Webber’s version like its perfect and the only “right” one:

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s stage hiển thị isn’t perfect. That being said, some parts of it were better in his version than in Leroux’s,...

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tình yêu Never Was, so why don't they give up?

posted by bendaimmortal

I originally đã đăng this on IMDB's board as VampireOutlaw.

No one wanted a sequel, <-- (generally speaking), it was still made, the critiques hate it, the những người hâm mộ hate it, it keeps on having to close down...Yet it's still here?
I know it has its share of fans, but nonetheless the crucially and strongly negative reception seems to be the situation in general.

So why the bloody hell does ALW not give up? hoặc if he can't bring himself to, why does he keep on trying with only minor changes?

~ First a sidenote:
Love Never Dies is not a sequel to the 2004 movie because that movie is Joel Schumacher's interpretation...

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christen falls for the phantom

posted by megalentine

the phantom has Raoul against the gate, it's christen's decision. she doesn't answer soon enough, and the phantom eliminates the other choice. oddly, christen is drawn to the phantom, hypnotized bởi his mind games. bạn see, he didn't kill raoul, he just made him dissapear. christen finally decides, wherever raoul may be, she didn't care at all. she decided that she loved the phantom. together, they made many operas, reopened the opera house, and they grew old and died together. but, it is đã đưa ý kiến that if bạn listen carefully at the now closed down house, bạn can still hear the duet of christen and the phantom, for their work was never finished, now they wait for it to be done.

"The Phantom of the Opera" bởi Gaston Leroux Novel Review

posted by TBUGoth

Christine kisses Erik, who pretended to fulfill a promise, but told a devastating lie. She agrees to marry him in the book, giving up HER dreams. her COMPASSION is her STENTGH. The book was about a women's right to marry who she chooses.
"The Phantom of the Opera" is feminst Raoul follows her to her Father's grave for no reason when he says the Angel of âm nhạc isn't real he is being overprotective When Christine knows the truth he is someone to go to for support. He can't save himself from Erik's torture chamber! The Persain was the first Arab character I saw post 9/11. He was heroic, intelligent,...

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After Erik (blurb and chapter one)

posted by Mirlotta

Paris, 1890, nine years after the events of 'The Phantom of the Opera'. Nine years in which all thoughts of Erik, the Angel who'd once haunted her ngày and night had been cast aside, discarded like a broken doll. Nine years in which poor, sixteen năm old Christine had grown up, grown up into a women of high reputation, with a handsome young husband and prospects of a child.

So much can change in nine years.

Yet it only takes a little to be hurled back into the past.

Chapter One :

Paris is host to a number of fine hospitals, all which produce many a fine baby from many a fine mother. It is a particular...

The Phantom of the Opera (2004) Review

posted by deedragongirl

Christine and Erik, open up your mind!

Hi guys, since I had only done the stage review, here is the movie review that I will write.

The Story

While the story is exactly like the stage version, some songs were revise for logical reasons. A couple of them were shortened to avoid repetition, the ending with the elderly Raoul was added that is not feature in the stage version.

Music of the Night

As mentioned, many familiar songs are feature and are shortened. Originally, the Phantom (Erik in the original novel) has a new song which was written specially for this film. But it was omitted due to time constrain, it is feature on the Special Edition DVD.

The Characters

While watching this film, I keep thinking that this film is like Disney's Beauty and the Beast, with the exception of the ending which both the antagonist and protagonist did not die.

In All Your Fantasies

So, these are my thoughts on the film and enjoy it.

Stranger Than You Dream It.

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How To Be A Better Phantom Phan and fanpop Member: A Rant

posted by JustHuddy

bạn đọc this = Happy JH

Happy JH = a JH that won't rant at bạn much more.

Tracking Down Different Versions: We had our awesome A/V Club, but that got closed because no one was on it. So…you pretty much brought it on yourself. Anyway, believe it hoặc not, the 1925, 1962, and 1990 phim chiếu rạp are available on YouTube: link, link, and link. Also Leroux is online; I already đã đăng the link. Look, that’s 4 versions online for FREE! Also, some of the thêm common versions aren’t that hard to track down if bạn know where to look. I got the 1943 version for $2.99 at Fleet Farm. And those things called...

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Comparison between the Haunted Mansion (ride) and Phantom of the Opera

posted by Phantomess

Remind you of anyone?

The Haunted Mansion ride at Disney has always been one of my favourite things, and Phantom tops the danh sách at #1 fave thing. And a while back I started noticing really heavy similarities between the two things and I found many of them interesting. I thought I would share these observations here, so that others might enjoy the coincidences, hoặc homages if you'd care to take it that way.

We will begin in the Foyer. Above the fireplace hangs a portrait where a young gentleman (presumably Master Gracey) hangs. It is here that the unseen guide for the attraction first makes his presence known.
"When...

danh sách of POTO Versions I have Seen

posted by TBUGoth

1. Andrew Lloyd Webber/Love Never Dies
2. 1925
3. Robert Englund
4. Angel of âm nhạc
5. 1987 animated
6 Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater: Phantom of the Theater
7. 1943
8. Phantom of the Megaplex
9. Phantom of the Mall
10. 1962
11. 1998
12. 1990
13. Phantom Yeston/Kopit
15 Phantom of the Paradise
16. Phantom of the Opry
17. Wishbone: Pantin at the Opera
18. David Staller
19. 1983
20. American Dad: Phantom of the Telethon
21. El Fantasma de la Opereta (1959) [without subtitles]
22. Song at Midnight (1937) [without subtitles]
23. The Phantom of Hollywood
24. Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse
25....

TBUGoth's Church of The Phantom of the Opera Membership Requirements

posted by TBUGoth

Location: POTO social media sites.

Mission Statement: To make Phans with better Phandom.

Who is our God?
Gaston Leroux is God.

Bible:
Gaston Leroux's Original Novel Illustrated bởi Andre Castaigne,

Praying to Leroux:
whenever bạn pray use this prayer:

Our Phantom who art in Paris
Erik be thy name
Thy Opera come, Don Juan be done
With Christine as star, as it should be
Give us this ngày our daily aria
And forgive us our punjabbing, as we have punjabbed in your name
And lead us not toward The Phantom Reviewer but deliver us from ______
For thine is Box 5, the mask, and candle, forever and ever...