The Phantom of The Opera Article: senarai of POTO Versions I have Seen

posted by TBUGoth

1. Andrew Lloyd Webber/Love Never Dies
2. 1925
3. Robert Englund
4. Angel of Muzik
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. Phantom of the Ritz
26. Phantom of the Auditorium
27. Generator Rex Season 4, Ep. 10 "Phantom of the Soap Opera"
28. Are anda Afraid Of The Dark - The Tale of the Last Dance - S7E10
29. Babar The Phantom
30. The Phantom of the Opera on Ice
31. Phantom Curses the Opera
32. Scooby-Doo! Stage Fright
33. Dilbert : Testing
34. Night Gallery: Phantom of what Opera
35. oswald the luckyrabbit-Spooks（1930）
36. A Phantom of the Opera (2014)
37. Phantom of the Grindhouse
38. The Vampire Of The Opera (Subtitled)

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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 Singing 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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Phantom: Thoughts on the book

posted by Fumblemunch

Righty-oh totally bored at this moment and no points for guessing what and who’s in my head, the same thing which is always there, the same thing thats been there since I discovered it, Phantom. Basically I started with the tunjuk then continued to the book and the film but I'm starting with thoughts on the book as it is the most important. It is the real POTO. I had planned to save Membaca it until my holiday yet when it came in the post I sat on the floor where I opened it and just read it all. I meant to just start it but once I had read the first pre chapter and learnt that the story was...

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Which E/C ship could've actually come true?

posted by bendaimmortal

The ikon on the right was made sejak kiri_no_okaami at LJ.

Which E/C ship could've actually come true?

I think it’s Gerik and Emmy’s Christine from the 2004 film. The pair’s mental states and Cinta for each others seemed essentially lebih stable and genuine, than in other versions.

Gerik was clearly far less insane than any of the stage Phantoms I’ve seen, not to mention Leroux’s original Erik. He never even physically abused Christine. (Yes, he quite violently dragged her down to the lair in the end, but it didn’t seem to actually hurt her, and when he calmed down he was very gentle for...

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

posted by bendaimmortal

I originally telah diposkan this on IMDB's board as VampireOutlaw.

No one wanted a sequel, <-- (generally speaking), it was still made, the critiques hate it, the peminat-peminat 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? atau 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...

Ken bukit - To Pain My hati, tengah-tengah Selfishly Dooms Me

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Andrew Lloyd Webber and Joel Schumacher on "The Phantom of The Opera" film (w/ Dame Edna cameo)

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A fake newspaper lapor I did for my school project :)

posted by Mirlotta

THE CURSE OF THE OPERA

Three days ago, on the 23rd of June 2013, a crisis to go down in the history of musical theatre occurred. The female lead, Christine Daee, in London's best loved musical, the Phantom of The Opera, was found dead in her hotel room after the magnificent first show's finale. Phillipa Jones, who played the role, had previously been telling the rest of the cast outlandish rumours of a face appearing behind her mirror - as the Phantom did to Christine's in the play.

Distraught, yet convinced the tunjuk must go on, the director (who will remain unnamed) forced her understudy to...

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Ramin Karimloo jawapan lebih of your soalan

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LND foto-foto

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Source: artistkae/RUG

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JH's Pics From Minneapolis

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Source: Me

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POTO

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Curiostiy Kills

posted by JustHuddy

Curiosity Kills

This was written for the Featuring Luciana challenge. The challenge: Write a oneshot story describing Luciana's thoughs on Erik, shortly before her death.

“I want anda to take off the mask. Please take off the mask.”

    I am standing in front of Erik, begging him to remove the mask that hides his face from me. I want to know his face, to see him.

    “You must excuse me, mademoiselle. I have work to finish.”

    The nerve of him! “I will not excuse you! anda don’t have work to finish! I want anda to take off...

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What I Would Cinta to See in a Phantom Movie...and Why I'm Fairly Sure it Won't Happen

posted by housegrl32

I was watching the silent Lon Chaney version of "The Phantom of the Opera" earlier on TCM, and I began to do some pondering about the many Phantom movies.

When someone thinks of The Phantom of the Opera, often there are two iconic imej that will come to mind. One is the famous unmasking of Lon Chaney, rightfully recognized as one of the very iconic imej of not only horror, but of cinema itself. His face makeup is taken from the original novel's huraian of Erik, as someone with a horrible deformity from birth that gives him a terrifying corpse-like appearance.

The saat iconic image...

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 sejak 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...

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 sejak Andre Castaigne,

Praying to Leroux:
whenever anda 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 hari 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...

At the Royal Albert Hall

posted by Rac801

I have seen T.P.O.T.O many times, and most of them have been the 25th anniversary performance. This performance is by-far my favorite. Ramin Kariloo is the BEST Phantom I have ever seen. Sierra Boggess is also the best Christine. Hadley Fraser is one of the best Raoul's I have seen. Even Meg and Madame Giry were fantastic. Carlotta was probably my least kegemaran actress. I enjoyed this performance so much better because the actors seemed like they were literally their characters. I hope anda enjoyed this and anda can watch the entire performance on youtube. Thanks!

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ALW film: The ending's meaning?

posted by bendaimmortal

There are various interpretations of why the old Raoul brings the monkey Muzik 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 Muzik 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...

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The Phantom of the Opera 1925

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Phantomess' hari Out

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Source: my roommate took these for me

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POTO

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