Phantom Of The Opera (1943) Chandelier Crash | Fear: The Home Of Horror
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Witness the infamous Phantom Of The Opera chandelier crash as The Phantom (Claude Rains) brings it down on the Opera House audience in a fit of rage.
From Phantom Of The Opera (1943): Talented Christine is unaware that her singing lessons are being funded by a secret admirer, Enrique, a mysterious violinist with a disfigured face. Christine's colleagues become suspicious when mysterious accidents start occurring at the Paris Opera House, as the deaths coincide with her meteoric rise to stardom. Christine's suitors, Raoul and Anatole, brave the dark recesses of the opera house to find the true culprit.
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It's been like decades since I last heard this scream. Still incredible seeing how powerful it was, considering the audience reaction.
3:05 Behold! She is singing to bring down the chandelier!
Who else feels like Erique when working fast on something, racing towards last minute (in a hurried pace), while hearing this opera play inside one’s head?
Erik finally got his revenge there
The Chandelier Crash Scene was really scary and terrifying
One of the most scariest moments in movie history
They could’ve closed down this opera theatre permanently if there is a phantom on the loose.
Not “could’ve” SHOULD’VE! 😂
What is the beautiful song that was sung? My goodness! That man sang very well!
It was an original creation for the movie (as WWII was going on and there was no way to determine if the operas were in the public domain or not and thus would be hard to get royalty payments to the composers or their estates) but Tchaikovsky's 4th Symphony was used as the basis.
Anatole (the singer) was played by Nelson Eddy (at the time one of the most famous operatic baritones in America). Eddy also provided all the voices of "The Whale Who Wanted To Sing At The Met" (rereleased later as "Willie the Operatic Whale") in the Disney package feature "Make Mine Music".
Erik Really got his revenge there!
3:13 GOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!! (Evil Cackle)
3:30 Christine: What is it?
Me: An ice cream truck caught fire....what do you THINK happened?!
A beautiful colour print!
Now I know what Chucky season three episode 4 was like it was just like this
Oh man! Who's gonna pay for the damage?
Claude Rains Phantom sawing sawing sawing away at the Chandelier always makes me laugh. But hey at least it’s not the butter knife of doom that the it was in a certain Music Video 😆
What song is this
Talk about "bringing down the house." That opera was a "smash hit." So was the chandelier.
Why did you do thar