It seems that I have been in contact with "The Phantom of the Theater" a long time ago, but the impression left at that time is only a small figure and a high-pitched note.
Singing skills aside, the director's ingenious arrangement is eye-catching. The dust-covered crystal chandelier at the auction reappeared after decades of extinction, reflecting the magnificent glory of the past-the past reveals the love and hate separation, and the endless death.
When the candles were rekindled, the curtain was re-rolled, the music re-played, and the theater was full of guests. It seems that nothing has changed, and the pure and beautiful Christine. Then her friend, her childhood sweetheart Raoul, her fame... appeared one by one, simple and beautiful, just like the sunshine of midsummer.
However, when the long night arrived, she left, boarded the ghost boat, and came to the dark underground-where there was her obsessive voice, her "Angelofmusic". Phantom, who belongs only to the darkness, is so inferior and proud.
"The Phantom of the Theater" was originally just a romance novel written by a mystery novelist. It's just that the musical has slightly changed-the movie has added some paragraphs that strengthen the theme of love. As for the fighting scene in the cemetery, it was basically the director's effort to attract the audience's attention - but I was immediately recruited, and under the gorgeous light and shadow of the swords intersecting, I was willing to fall into a trap without hesitation. Although it is a bit old-fashioned, it is fundamentally different from the popular novels.
Phantom in the dark is sad. He loves mad and miserable Christine. He taught her to sing, comforted her soul in those long nights and nightmares, and made her a diva that everyone admired. But at the same time he killed innocent people, driving her to the edge. The painful past twisted his soul. He would break Christine's wings and leave her in the dark forever. He doesn't understand that love is not pure possession, let alone torture and injury. And the price he paid was lost forever.
Always remember that moment, Christine took off Phantom's mask in front of everyone. Both Huang Huangmingzhu and the eyes of all eyes dimmed in an instant, just because the expressions of those two people were painful and sad.
Christine. Christine is as innocent as a man of age. Her world was so simple. However, when the musical angel turned into a demon, deceit and death tore the original warmth and beauty. She sang: Music Angel, you deceived me, and my voice and soul are trembling. Desperately, she finally returned to the ending of boating and leaving with her lover. And I think a part of her soul will remain in the Paris Opera forever, even if the old glory is burned away, those memories will forever be engraved in her blood, indelible.
Unlike Phantom's aloof madness, the tall and warm Raoul seems to be a prince. He can support and protect Christine, and the sunshine of his character is like his blonde hair. It is precisely this way that he is deeply attached to Christine and has captured many fans. (Many girls say that you must marry him if you marry.) It's a pity that most of his roles in the original novel have been deleted.
Although I really like the singing in the movie, Sarah Brightman is the most respected. It can be said that his singing skills have reached the point where it is astounding. The indescribable treble and the floral accents are so wonderful that I even think it's great to be able to live in this world. The last trio in the movie is also quite good. The three voices are densely packed but the rhythm is tight, but there is no tangling. It is an unparalleled enjoyment and baptism.
Looking back is a hundred years old. When the old magnificent opera house was dilapidated, when the luxurious jewellery that was once adorned around Christine's neck faded. Among the three of them, Raoul grew old, Phantom disappeared without a trace, and Christine passed away. When Raoul entered the cemetery holding the music box given to Christine by Phantom in the past, he suddenly saw the red rose placed in front of the white tombstone. At that moment, time reversal freezes. Christine's face on the tombstone is calm, as it was many years ago.
All of a sudden, sadness flows upstream.
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