phantom of the opera songs by gerard butler

I can safely say that this film has converted me. As I said above Stage to Screen comparisons do feel somewhat inappropriate with this film, but I was never that fussed about Phantom before or after seeing it on Broadway. All in all, this film really took me by surprise.

The Soundtrack has been given a spring clean and it really benefits from it, removing some of the synthesized feel of the original and giving it much more of an orchestral grandeur. The lip sync hing is often poor, especially in 'Think of Me' which is disappointing, especially in the knowledge that all but Minnie Driver recorded their own singing parts anyway. My only niggles are technicalities, the Phantom wears a mask which only goes just above his eyebrows in the Ball scene (and shows no deformation) and yet when the normal white mask is removed later the entire left side of his face is deformed. I'm sure a lot of this is down to Joel Schumacher who successfully steers the film away from just putting the stage show on to film, but has actually created something powerful in its own right, so I believe comparisons of the stage show to film are unreasonable. The Music of the Night performed by Gerard Butler as The. Those two fools who run my theater will be missing you.I think some other comments here are harsh, especially towards the performance of Emmy Rossum, who I thought made the film. The Music of the Night Andrew Lloyd Webbers The Phantom of the Opera Soundtrack (Movie Clip). repulsive carcass that seems a beast but secretly dreams of beauty secretly, secretly.Ĭome. Yes, the Batman and Robin Joel Schumacher. Starring the wildly miscast Gerard Butler as the Phantom and Emmy Rossum as the object of his affection, Christine, this version of Phantom was directed by the infamous Joel Schumacher.

fear can turn to love you'll learn to see to find the man behind the monster this. But in 2004, the long-gestating film version was finally released, to the bile of fans everywhere.

This lonesome gargoyle who burns in hell but secretly yearns for heaven secretly, secretly but Christine. Stranger than you dreamt it, can you even bear to look, or dare to think of me?. Who was that shape in the shadows? Whose is that face in the mask?ĭamn you! You little prying Pandora! You little demon! Is this what you wanted to see? Curse you! You little lying Delilah! You little *viper*! Now you cannot ever be free! Damn you! Curse you! There were candles all around, and on the lake there was a boat.

Phantom of the opera songs by gerard butler