Phantom of the opera film review

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Phantom of the Opera, as an enduring famous drama, has given countless surprises to the audience in various forms since the birth of 19 1 1, among which Andrew? Lloyd. Weber changed the musical to the peak. In 2004, director Joel? Schumacher once again adapted this masterpiece into a film and put it on the big screen with the latest technology and shooting techniques. Due to the flexibility of film technology and the infinite expansion of computer special effects, some spectacular and gorgeous scenes that can't be fully displayed in stage plays due to the limitations of venue and technology are those that go up a flight of stairs, such as the scene where a crystal lamp in the theater falls and explodes and causes a fire. The whole film is presented to the world with a classic and brand-new look.

The film caused a sensation in the film industry as soon as it appeared, and won three nominations (best art direction, best photography and best original song) at the 2005 Oscar. In the cast, by Gerald? Butler, Amy? Rosen, Patrick? Wilson, Miranda? The joining of a new generation of young performing stars, such as Richardson, provides a guarantee for the richness of its content. Especially Amy. Rosen is the best. With her superb acting skills, she won the 2005 Young Artists Award for Best Young Actress [Film Category], Saturn Award for Best Young Actress, Radio and Film Critics Association for Best Young Actress, and American National Review Committee Award for Best Breakthrough Performance.

This 65-minute documentary introduces all kinds of anecdotes before and after the stage of Phantom of the Opera. The original creators in the short film include stage directors, stage supervisors, lyricists, etc. They all reviewed this story when they created the Phantom of the Opera. In the face, there are many materials in the whole short film, and the relevant producers introduced almost all the contents of the "stage version" from script planning to actor selection, stage design, costume production and so on.

There is also a wonderful egg hidden in the tidbits: every member of the production department sang the popular theme song in one sentence, and Weber himself finally showed his equal Sarah? Branman's high notes. All the contents of the inflorescence tray have Chinese and English subtitles, and even the lyrics are not missed. All music lovers and film lovers should not miss this well-made and wonderful film.

The musical Phantom of the Opera has been popular all over the world for nearly 20 years, ranking among the four classic musicals in the world, with a box office income of more than 3.2 billion US dollars, so the films adapted from it are also highly anticipated. As early as 1989, Warner Bros. Film Company purchased the movie rights of Phantom of the Opera, but it ran aground because the original heroine sarah brightman quit halfway. This time, time warner Inc. carefully put Phantom of the Opera on the shooting schedule again, but did not invest huge sums of money. In this regard, Weber said: "The investment in the whole film is 55 million pounds. If you invite travolta or banderas, 80 million pounds is definitely not enough. "

The film version of Phantom of the Opera retains a large number of famous movements in musicals, and also adds new music specially created by Weber for movies. Whether it is an old song or a new work, Weber has borrowed a lot from the artistic treatment of film sound. The director also requires that all songs should be sung by movie actors who play roles, so as to truly express their feelings in music movies. Gerard butler, the leading actor, was asked by the director to strengthen singing training, so that Butler could not speak normally for a while, and instinctively communicated with others through singing. The result of this effort is obvious to the audience in the film.

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