This 기사 shall pertain to the 'holy trinity' of Phantom. The Leroux, Kay, and Andrew Lloyd Webber versions. The basic idea is to look at each individual portrayal of the Phantom and ascertain approximately the extent of his mental deterioration and psychosis. I will also discuss the probable causes and catalysts for these behaviours.
This is 의해 no means a full psychoanalysis, and in the long run is only meant to calm me down with some logical thinking after a very bad week. I.E. 당신 don't have to like it 또는 agree with it.
I shall begin with Leroux since that is the original perception of...

This particular version of The Phantom of the Opera is set in Peter Pan’s London. As The Musical Peter Pan is almost 70 years old, The original creator of the Saint Joan opera is long dead, and thus the role of Phantom has been passed on to me. Thus, the Musical Peter Pan was stolen from me, along with my humanity, as Saint Joan was stolen, from Professor L. Petrie. It Starts with a beautiful Broadway 별, 스타 Mary Martin, (who is my Christine,) who drew in children with her performance of Peter Pan, Saint Joan of Arc pretending to be of the masculine gender with a dagger. Your Phantom at the...

Paris, 1890, nine years after the events of 'The Phantom of the Opera'. Nine years in which all thoughts of Erik, the 앤젤 who'd once haunted her 일 and night had been cast aside, discarded like a broken doll. Nine years in which poor, sixteen 년 old Christine had grown up, grown up into a women of high reputation, with a handsome young husband and prospects of a child.

So much can change in nine years.

Yet it only takes a little to be hurled back into the past.

Chapter One :

Paris is host to a number of fine hospitals, all which produce many a fine baby from many a fine mother. It is a particular...

My Brutally Honest and Possibly Offensive Review of the 2004 Movie

    I’m sitting 집 sick from school with absolutely nothing better to do than write my (well, just read the title) review of the 2004 movie The Phantom of the Opera. Gerry phans and Patrick Wilson phans…I’d consider not 읽기 this. So, here I am: putting Phantom in my DVD player and beginning to write down my 랜덤 thoughts and reactions about it. 당신 can be assured that it will be disorganized, random, completely honest, offensive, and a little inappropriate (just like me).

    Once...

I actually can't see it as a sequel to any version but especially not to the film. "The true feelings of Christine and the Phantom are revealed in LND!" I'm a die-hard E/C shipper but still I genuinely react with: Fuck no. Forgive me the strong phrasing but I 사랑 logic very much as well as the depth of their relationship which LND completely shits over.

Then someone comes saying LND isn't a sequel to the film but to ALW's PotO. But also that the film and the stage play are exactly the same thing. (Contradicting much?) Well, officially they are not exactly the same thing:

Andrew Lloyd Webber:...

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 이미지 that will come to mind. One is the famous unmasking of Lon Chaney, rightfully recognized as one of the very iconic 이미지 of not only horror, but of cinema itself. His face makeup is taken from the original novel's 설명 of Erik, as someone with a horrible deformity from birth that gives him a terrifying corpse-like appearance.

The 초 iconic image...