Review of The Phantom of the Opera (2004) by Nahtan1244 — 25 Mar 2016
This was a fine production I seem to be in the minority here but here me out. It's Not nearly as bad as critics are making out to be but I do have to agree with them on this movie somewhat. First off Emily russum was very good as Christie she has a wonderful voice.
She can act, sing and you can feel her struggle. The costumes are exquisite and sets lavish and beautiful so are the visuals. Patrick Wilson shines as raoul and is a good component emily russom. They are both such good singers.
The score is hauntingly beautiful and has now become one of my favorites The beautiful visuals however try to distract the viewer from a lackluster script. The story is fleshed out kinda nicely but the stong visuals distract from creating a even more solid story so you end up being left with a story that doesn't smooth quite as nicely with what the rest of the film has to offer.
Aslo Gerald butler was a fantastic actor but not a very good singer. He didn't know how to sing from the begging so that should have been a red flag not to cast him sense the movie is mostly singing. Hugh jackman would have been better after his performance in Les miserables.
The rest of the cast did better than butler but worse than Patrick Wilson and Emily russom. So Phantom of the opera is a well acted and mostly well sung with a beautiful and amzing soundtrack, and is alot better than rent or mama mia but worst than into the woods Les miserables or chicago.
This review of The Phantom of the Opera (2004) was written by Nahtan1244 on 25 Mar 2016.
The Phantom of the Opera has generally received positive reviews.
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