All I Ask Of You (Reprise) | Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera Soundtrack (Movie Clip)
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- Опубликовано: 12 янв 2012
- “All I Ask Of You (Reprise)” performed by Emmy Rossum as Christine, Patrick Wilson as Raoul and Gerald Butler as The Phantom. From the 2004 film version of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera.
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Far beneath the majesty and splendour of the Paris Opera House, hides the Phantom in a shadowy existence. Shamed by his physical appearance and feared by all, the love he holds for his beautiful protégée Christine Daaé is so strong that even her heart cannot resist.
The musical opened at Her Majesty’s Theatre on 9 October 1986 with Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman in the leading roles, and there have been dozens of productions worldwide since then. Now in its 35th record-breaking year, The Phantom of the Opera continues to captivate audiences at Her Majesty’s Theatre in London’s West End, after more than 11,000 performances.
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When the phantom cries: We all cry. We know we do.
You see, this movie requires looking at it from both sides. I find Erik's story one of the most tragic I've seen. He was abused, mocked, scorned, and treated like a monster as a child solely because of his face. He loved Christine. I don't doubt that, but he let that sorrow channel into emotions of malice toward everyone (and even murder). He let his past turn him into exactly what everyone had called him, a monster. In the end, though, he realized what it meant to love, and let Christine go.
This is the point where The Phantom really snaps in the movie. Until now, he was unstable, but after this, he's increasingly more agressive in his dealings. He felt he was betrayed, he loves Christine. He was rejected by his own mother and left/sold to the circus. And in the scene where he first takes Christine to his lair, she acts in a way that may have led him to believe that she had at least some feelings for him. That was his ray of hope, of redemption. And then she crushes that hope.
Christine wasn't too naive. If you read the book it gives more insight into how Christine feels. She did love him, but as a teacher and nothing more. The phantom (granted he doesn't necessarily know HOW to love someone) kidnaps her twice. He holds her hostage in his lair for a fort night and kidnaps her again after her performance. Threatens to kill everyone in the opera house and the man she loves and has loved since childhood. All the phantom has known is blood and darkness.
When your crush rejects you...
Beautiful and crushing part is when you can hear Christine and Raoul singing togethet at the same time, symbolizing their love, the new union they arw entering into, while the Phantom is alone hearing it as well, knowing she does not love him. Wonderful movie and Broadway show.
Well I can't blame phantom for being clingy like he is I mean he was abuse in a circus and he got no love so...yeah...I would be a little more considerate for him
ok i feel bad for the phantom too, but really he murders people and sits around in his evil lair making busts of christine as his bride. possibly not a step in the right direction.
i still can't believe how good of a singer gerard butler is
You are forgetting that Raoul was Christine's childhood sweetheart, so he does not come out of nowhere he's loved her for a very long time, longer than Phantom in fact
Man those last lines are so chilling. "You will curse the day you did not do, all that the Phantom asked of you." I just get these chills that let me know how much pain and love he had for her.
i wish that we could randomly start singing with background music in real life
Nothing is wrong, nothing is wrong at all....*sobs in the corner*
Did anyone else notice phantom's brilliante memory. When Phantom tied Raoul at the end of the movie he said: " Order your fine horses now" like Christine in this part.
There is nothing worse then loving someone who doesn't love you back. I love this movie so much, Gerard puts so much emotion into the character.
it is so sad to see him cry because all he wants is love but people judge him so much, he deserves love. ( he also needs to learn not to be violent )
What really kills me about The Phantom is that the only thing he wanted was to be loved, truly loved for once in his life. He had experienced nothing but hatred and pity and then he found Christine, after teaching her to sing he fell in love. But because he had never experienced it before he didn't know how to react. It's kind of like a child, he doesn't know what else to do so he becomes violent in order to get what he wants. But he never meant ill, he just didn't know better.
Did anyone else cry? I felt SO bad for him! He's so sweet to her not really that much to others, but considering what he went through, he could have come out much worse.
We all know that Christine had already fallen in love with Raoul a long time ago. But when she brought him to the balcony, started singing with him, with the Phantom listening, his heart slowly being shattered into a zillion pieces, and then Christine dropping the rose he gave to her... I was crying when he went to pick up the rose. How could she not know how easily the Phantom's heart could be broken... Sure, she gave him her mind blindly, but he gave her his heart blindly. She broke it.
1:33 - 2:04
Pain! at it's finest;
When he crushes the rose, you know shit is about to get real.