the phantom of the opera 2004 2048x1152 pixels

The phantom of the opera 2004 2048x1152 pixels movie#

It's a slow-moving orgy of lowbrow grandiosity that's as tedious as it is overblown and pretentious.

The phantom of the opera 2004 2048x1152 pixels movie#

I would recommend this movie to anyone who may enjoy musicals - if you don't, then I rather think you would hate it (but then you are unlikely to be reading this are you?) All in all a wonderful night at the cinema, which I shall be repeating, and I will be buying the DVD when it comes out. The Phantom of the Opera: 2004 Film The 2004 film adaptation was made by Andrew Lloyd Weber, the same creator of the 1986 musical version. The real problem with 'Phantom' is the problem with Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals in general. My only minor detraction was with Gerard Butler, I just had this gut feeling that his voice just didn't quite have the power to portray the Phantom to the full extent but what do I know? I have no knowledge or training or background in theatre or singing, as I said it was just a feeling that I had myself. With great music and stunning sets, this is the best version of the tale on film. When the phantom begins to kill and cause damage to the opera house, the dancer's heroic suitor sets out to stop the phantom once and for all. Tuyet means snow or snow white and Hanh means apricot tree (lucky it’s not an apple tree). My wife and I saw the movie last night and were enthralled all the way through, the costumes and scenery were superb, and we both thought the performances were excellent. The young dancer believes he is the Angel of Music, sent by her dead father to watch over her. So along comes this movie and I was not sure what to expect, before going I said to friends that if it was half as good as the stage show then it would be marvelous, well it exceeded that - I would rate it at about 80% myself. I have had the good fortune to have seen the stage production 3 times (twice at the Alhambra in Bradford and again 2 months ago at Her majesty's theatre in London) and would rate it as the best experience I have ever had in the theatre.