Notes / Twisted Every Way - 2004 Film | The Phantom of the Opera
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- The hunt for The Phantom begins, Christine begs Raoul to stop it. From The Phantom of the Opera: The Film. Starring Emmy Rossum, Patrick Wilson, Gerard Butler. Clip 30/37.
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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 30th 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.
"Christine, Christine don't think that I don't care... but every hope and every prayer rests on you now...."
But you know, no pressure or anything.
I always laugh at the part. lol
I was thinking the same thing!
And using the "Prima Donna" melody to do that too, for shame. Lest we forget, that melody was previously used by Andre and Firmin to cajole Carlotta into danger for personal gain. Our boy Raoul has a touch of tunnel vision, it seems.
Raoul: You don't have to do this, they can't make you.
5 minutes later
Raoul: Every thought and every prayer rests on you now.
the Phantom could have being listening to that all XD
Snake Night I was!
Snake Night I think I was 😂
Probably
He was listening from the other side of the window you can see him at 3:01, you can see his mask and the out line of the phantom.
I was thinking of the same thing! He probably could hear them since he's all over the Opera house.
Actors: so what do we-
Director: WALK
Actors: b-but we did that last time!
Director: W A L K
3:05 I love the guttural voice of Christine in that part. She thought Erik was her friend, since he taught her how to sing. But when she got to that part in the song, you could tell how angry she is when she mentioned about Erik killing off those who don't deserve. Ok, I feel bad for Erik for having to go through a very bad life, which shaped him who he is today. But I also felt bad for Christine a lot. After singing "Think of Me", she suddenly becomes this famous star, and Carlotta didn't like that, since it will ruin her career, especially since Erik only wants Christine to sing in all of the performances in the opera. And in the "Notes" song from before, the whole hullabaloo is centered around Christine. I know many people hate her for this and think "Why is this commotion centering around just one girl?!" But people don't know how much she's going through. How this fuss is all about her and imagine how can that do to her mental health. This can also apply to real life, where someone just did something amazing and got famous for it, but consequences happen. Christine just wants to live a life and sing and be with Raoul, but there will be trials because someone is just too obsessed with her.
YES! you took the words right out of my mouth. People are disappointed with Christine but, when you think about it Christine didn't particularly have a say or even a choice. Plus Christine has every right to be scared, mad or even frustrated. She was trapped, yes she was their only hope but, she couldn't even say no she HAD to encounter the phantom because it was THEIR only way to "trap him." Yet people are mad because she is scared, if that was me I would be frightened too!
@@ellabaum4067 Yes, same! Also, in "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again", when Christine is singing by herself in the cemetery, that's when she feels vulnerable. And all I could think about is "Oh, maybe Christine never wanted the fame. And in this song, she feels vulnerable and helpless. All of the killings Erik has done, all of the attention she's getting. She never wanted that, she just wants her father back." But since Erik has been pretending to be her father this entire time, it's gonna be even harder for her to think of her father.
I feel like people often forget that Christine (and other people like her [e.g. content creators, celebrities, etc.]) are still human. Like, they go through what humans go through, despite their fame. Just because they're put on a pedestal, that doesn't mean they're perfect or nothing bad happens to them.
But also, when people think of strong female characters, they don't think of Christine (or other characters like her, like Cinderella or Snow White). They think of characters who can fight in a battle (e.g. Merida and Mulan) or "have more of a personality" (e.g. Belle and Ariel). Nothing wrong with that, but people should know that not all female characters have to physically fight in order to be strong. There are different reasons to root for a female character, aside from their physical strength.
@@ninarances9074 got that right!
i love how christine’s dress kinda symbolizes her “innocence”. in the beginning, it’s completely white. however, in the graveyard scene where she contemplates going over to the phantom’s side, her dress is completely black. now, she’s half and half, symbolizing her conflict.
She contemplates going to the Phantoms side? I thought she assumed it was her father because roaul says “ that thing is not your father” idk though could you explain your POV
@@heyheyyouyou6621 Erik is not her father. Erik represents the angel of music her father promised he would send her when he died!
christine is easily the most tortured character in theatre history
Sure man! It was Christine who was born with half of her face deformed, shamed, abused and abandoned by her own mother, humiliated and terribly abused in a freakshow, lived into shadows and solitude, shunded by her appearance and cursed into an empty live, betrayed by the one she most loved and protected, humiliated and exposed in front of a multitude in a state, forced to commite crimes and isolated herself in a lair, with only one woman IN THE WHOLE WORLD to support her, it was Christine who ended up alone after everything good she did to THAT person she loved, it was Christine who cried for redemption in the ending and was almost killed by a dirty stupid multitude. Nooo, it wasn't Erik - the man that carried up Christine into his arms - that had passed through all of this. And i'm not being ironic!
@dawn but that's what i said!
More than Sweeney Todd?
I think it was cruel of raoul to put her through that hell knowing she was afraid
How would you have caught the phantom without Christine's help then?
He was killing people and the threat that he would take Christine any moment was hanging over them all.
laura kiddy in the book, Christine has to convince Raoul to let her sing. She was afraid and he didn't want her to go through with singing, but she convinced him. And she disappeared from the stage before they could run away.
Raoul is a total dick. Erik, "the Phantom," is, too. That said, I've always been a fan of the Phantom...
Could never agree more! A reason more to hate him in Love Never Dies!
Did anyone else notice the photo of Christines father is Ramin Karimiloo (idk I spelled it right)
It's Karimloo
Morgan Resko I did
Okay, I see the plan as good but first off, why are they using the cops if he knows every look and cranny of the opera house like the back of his hand? I mean he could escape through a trapdoor that leads to either a torture pit or a coffee shop. Also why did they say the plan aloud. Besides the cool song, I mean. I mean he can hear everything going on cause he is constantly following them so if they wrote down the plan it would be better.
+Abigail Devino Yeah. I bet he was behind a door or a pole and heard the entire song!
*Raoul:* "We have the ace."
*Phantom: (Quietly from behind his hiding spot)* "AHAHAHAHAHA yeah right."
Erin F lol
Yeah, but I also wonder in the point of no return why it took them so long to figure out why heavyset Don Juan was replaced by a leaner one. That's one thing I really liked about the local live play I went to. The heavy cloak was really convincing.
I think it had to do with the fact that they didn't know how to react, since they could signal the guards and than he'd escape. the live play kinda makes sense why because nobody would know who it is under the cloak.
Its funny how everyone says raoul is controlling and thats why she should be with phantom. 1 the only time hes being "controlling " is the stage version of this song. And later he apologizes saying he was only trying to free her. 2 the phantom is insane and basically groomed her. Yes his backstory is tragic but that doesnt give him the right to murder people and claim christine and take away her free will.
I just realized that Gerard Butler (the phantom) is that dude in 300
yeah and Christine was 17 during the film Gerard was 30
+Estefany Bosques ahhh I thought it was 16.. Lol I was close
lunaticxdreams well she started at the age 16 then she turned 17 during the filming
And the guy who gets hung in the middle of an act is Gibbs from Pirates of the Caribbean.
This. is. OPERA
If you pause the video at 2:59 you can see the phantom on the other side of the window you can see his mask and his outline.
"Seal my fate tonight.
I'd hate to have to cut the fun short,
But the joke is wearing thin.
Let the audience in.
Let my opera begin!"
jadore le film les lieux costume et je commence a sazer l'histoire...bravo je suis en adoration ....😍😇👻👽🤖
Ok real talk to everyone saying roul is a bitch, an ass, ECT. *Like it or not?* They wouldn't be able to stop the phantom from killing and coming after her. Even if she gave him what he wanted she's not really doing it by choice. *Like she said: "What answer can I give? Am I to risk my life to win the chance to live?"* She knows that Roul cares and she knows it pains him to do this and if there was another way he'd take it in a heartbeat. *But they don't have another choice or way to stop the phantom.* that's the reality of it.
"Christine don't forget that I don't care"
*don't think
@@zoenoelle8844
They said it that way on purpose 💀
🤣🤣😂
I really HATE this vicomte!
@dawn i don't doubt of it, and it won't make me stop hating both of them
@dawn if you're trying to change what i think, i feel you'll be disapointed, so i won't waste my time. Bye! 😊
WHY DO THEY TALK HALF THE LYRICS?
It’s probably to not strain the voices of the actors as they’re not all “professionally” (looking at you Gerald Butler) trained singers, with few exceptions.
@@CHHSGuardBoy2 that's a good point.
0:35 That would've been a good plan, but Erik, the phantom, is always one step ahead.
She is the perfect Christine
I love this music so music
Ps: her makeup... Or lack of is the most time appropriate movie makeup ive ever seen
Why does everyone want to kill the phantom.
cause he too fine
+Estefany Bosques yaass he iiiis
yeah but he started killing others
Faith Tejada yeah but they really don't have any evidence.
I hate that i watched this movie in my class and everyone said The Phantom was ugly and he was like a perve and im over here like
😩Dang that voice and that face
Tbh i couldn't hear the movie since everyone was complaining
Is there another close up of the poster at 0:37? I figured not but doesn't hurt to ask.
Erik Makes one last attempt to take back what he thinks is his saying " if they want to play , let's play a game called Someone Dies , the person that is playing Don Juan in my work , is going to die tonight , once Piangi is dead , i will take his place and get Christine Back"
Christine and Erik are the most tragical characters.
This scene is depressing. They were planning how to hunt and kill someone who just wanted to survive in an inferior life and be loved, Raoul from the beginning wanted to hurt Erik, chasing him with a f**** sword in Masquerades. In the beginning, Erik just wanted Raoul to stay away from Christine, but when he became aggressive towards Raoul, is it Erik's fault? No, it's not. Also Carlotta, ugh, I hate this woman, she seemed happy to see someone "ready to fall", Erik was right to hate her. Everyone hates her and that's great, she's a narcissistic piece of s*. Madame Giry looked horrified, I mean, they were trying to HUNT, ARREST and KILL HER BABY! She took care of Erik as a child, they seem to have a 'mother and son' relationship. She was worried about him, like a good mother, and she knew he was also going crazy after Christine's betrayal, poor Erik and poor Giry... I hope she comforted him after all. She is great, contrary to what LovE NeVeR dIeS showed.
@dawn but i didn't call Madame Giry a narcisist ;-;
@dawn and i also wasn't talking about Christine, i said Carlotta :/
@dawn i still don't understand what you mean but anyway 👍
If i waz christine i will spank humanity and tell them he is also human he should not be feared IN FACT ERIK SHOULD BE LOVED AND ADORED
@@HearseBoy ME TOO!! He deserves love and compassion ❤️❤️
I have to assume that this is when Raoul decided to give her the means to pull the trigger on the trap. (And it's not shown because suspense) Let me break this down, actually. We can infer that the initial plan was to catch the Phantom in the audience somewhere, with Raoul guarding Box 5 personally. What the plan didn't account for was Erik's desire to be part of the action this time, and not merely a spectator. And yet, once it became clear that Erik was on stage, and had in all likelihood dispatched Piangi, neither Raoul, nor the gendarmes present, do anything. As such, the logical conclusion is that Christine was intended to have the final word.
I guess it's better understood in the Point of no return musical version. That they failed the plan.
this clip is 4:20
Patrick Wilson is the only one here I can stand listening to..
Emmy and gerard are okay though...
Simon Callow sings well too but has such a small part
Where's the face expression?
I feel like Sierra did this a lot better because Emmy doesn't really portrait the emotion that matches the situation. When it comes to Sierra, she changed her way of singing so that her tone matched her face at the time. So, I completely agree with you
+leahrsullivan you have to give her some credit though considering how young she was while doing this
Broadway Baby She was just 16 when she started so she lacks the experience most actresses had
Better than certain "experienced" actresses that clown around making exaggerated faces that come out laughable and distracting
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Awww I love Patrick Wilson’s Raoul so much! 🥹 He’s my favorite Raoul for a reason, and I happen to like his floppy hair in the movie
He is just so sweet to Christine, and even though I hate what he is doing here by essentially guilt tripping her into going along with his plan to capture the Phantom…the way the scene is shot as a quite conversation between the two of them, rather then Raoul and the Managers ganging up on her… makes it feel more like a misguided attempt out of love on his part to save Christine, rather then some macho desire to one up his rival like it is on Stage.
And I love that hug he gives her at the end, much much more loving towards her then letting her just run off in tears.