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The Phantom tells her she must marry him, otherwise he will kill Raoul. To begin with, he was persuaded that, if any one was to be pitied, it was he, Raoul. My only complaint would be the flash-forwards throughout the movie. It's supposedly a love story with fantastic characters and a brillant setting and an absolutely dreadful plot. And then finally, finally, that perfect day comes when the sun is shining, the birds tweeting, the coffee perking, and you sit down with that near-legendary book, years of longing coalescing into the perfect moment, only to discover that the story is, in fact, an utter letdown.
Gaston Leroux uses flashbacks to give the reader insight into Erik's childhood and his life as a young adult. However, the developers were unable to license any of the music, which is a shame considering how iconic the songs are. The Phantom of the Opera was Gaston Leroux's eighth book. "No, no, you have driven me mad! Like I said, it is one the soundtracks I grew up listening to and loving, and overall, I think the singing is excellent in the movie. As far as the classics go it is, in my opinion, easy to read, and the writing is in places very beautiful, making this a highly quotable text. The phantom is in love, but it can only spell disaster.
They make his character out to be so hideous when really he just looks like he was given a terrible makeup artist, so I really did not find it believable that everyone would consider him some gross beast. I was surprised by the brutality of this ending. He is so touched by this, having never kissed a living person (implying that he has kissed corpses) and he has never had a person kiss him before. Musical Revivals: Why do the worst characters in musicals get the best tunes? New introductions commissioned from today's top writers and scholars. It is indebted to the Gothic tradition and the fantastic literature and serial novel of the nineteenth century; at the same time it is a precursor of the twentieth-century detective and mystery story that would flourish both abroad and in France with the fiction of Agatha Christie and Georges Simenon, among others. However, The Phantom of the Opera does feature some delightful description, particularly in regard to the setting, which is an exaggeration of the Paris Opera.
This ''Phantom, '' more skeletal but not briefer than other adaptations of the 1911 Gaston Leroux novel, is simply a beast-meets-beauty, loses-beauty story, attenuated by the digressions of disposable secondary characters (the liveliest being Judy Kaye's oft-humiliated diva) and by Mr. Lloyd Webber's unchecked penchant for forcing the show to cool its heels while he hawks his wares. The cast, with the exception of "the Persian, " presents White. The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux is a beautiful, classic novel that has an extremely compelling story. I liked this visual novel better than Helen of Sparta and Shadows of London because it had several satisfying endings, but I don't think it's the best story in Time Princess. But, the story is well presented, despite its being twisted, dark, and gothic in semblance. Basically, the story enigmatically revolves around very popular opera singer Christine Daae. In this graphic-novel adaptation of the 1940s storyline entitled "The Clan of the Fiery Cross" from The Adventures of Superman radio show, readers are reintroduced to the hero who regularly saves the day but is unsure of himself and his origins. The Phantom, Erik, is the French equivalent of Heathcliff. It's also a work of great pertinence today, because it's a gothic novel that branches in many directions.
No emperor ever received so fair a gift. While I'm glad the developers didn't try to mess around with the dynamics of the story too much, the single chapter format does not allow enough time to understand Erik's motivations or create sympathy for him. The story begins with an investigation into some strange reports of an "opera ghost", legendary for making the great Paris opera performers ill-at-ease when they sit alone in their dressing rooms. Prince, a prince of darkness in his own right, is the master of the towering bridge (''Evita''), the labyrinthine inferno (''Sweeney Todd'') and the musical-within-the-musical (''Follies''). Feeling the Buzz: "Bob Fosse's Dancin'" is back on Broadway. Want to read it for yourself? Sometimes he is good, sometimes he isn't, and his backstory is revealed as explaining much of his warped mindset and many of his later wicked actions. They run off, but then Christine returns and gives him the ring he had taken, then goes back to Raoul. I've been impressed with the amount of well-known stories the game developers have adapted lately that aren't based on popular fairy tales. The Phantom is utterly creepy.
Both are excellent for very different reasons, but it's important to remember that we owe Andrew Lloyd Webber for saving this classic from oblivion. Outsiders dismiss the stories as theatrical superstition, but soon the phantom will reveal himself—and the Opera will never be the same. Maybe I misunderstood that part of the book, but that's what it seems like. All goes well until Christine's childhood friend Raoul comes to visit his parents, who are patrons of the opera, and he sees Christine when she begins successfully singing on the stage. At one point near the end, he leaves her alone in his chambers and while alone she tries to commit suicide by banging her head against the wall repeatedly! See all Young Reading Series 2 books here. Translating a musical to cinema is a difficult task, however not only does director Joel Schumacher succeed brilliantly, the visual style of The Phantom of the Opera excesses Webber's stage production. Each setting has just as much depth and personality as the characters. Several murders are committed or referenced, some rather graphically; some unsavory images are described, such as a corpse and the Phantom's skull-like countenance. Erik wants hope to transcend his condition, Christine wants to live up to the music and Raoul doesn't want the portrait of his childhood to break.
Will be stunned by the force of his Phantom. If nothing else, Schumacher delivers on thorough entertainment value, proving the consensus' statement that this film is "boring" to be particularly wrong by keeping everything lively and colorful, with occasions of true depth, and while such a formula has enough missteps to plague the film with shortcomings, it gets the final product by as a rewarding piece. The story tree in this visual novel is formatted similarly to Swan Lake. Because they were that cool.
This is such a visual game that even things that are supposed to be ugly are made softer and more aesthetically pleasing, which makes it difficult to portray this story in an accurate manner. The narrative explores the importance of humanity and the conflict between passion and caring. Singers, dancers, and stagehands have all seen him lurking in the shadows of the set, and each describes his face differently. It holds few Christian values, though the study it presents of love in its various forms is worth pondering. There are numerous tedious descriptions and rambling tangents about insignificant things.