Critique
20-12-2004, 10:11 AM
If so, what did you think of it?
I have been wanting to see the theatre version ever since it came out and it just never happened. In the early days I played and played the tape with Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman til I know every word and every pause for breath - lol.
I took myself to the cinema yesterday and prepared the enjoy it but I was very disappointed with the singing. I thought it was really poor compared to the originals. The Phantom shouted a lot of it and Christine screeched the high notes. Why couldn't they have dubbed over the originals. Nobody could sing the Phantom and Christine like them.
Funny thing was - there was only 8 people in the audience - says it all I suppose. I know it probably has limited appeal - not a man's film I wouldn't have thought.
But then, we always say that if you phone our cinema and ask what time it starts they say "what time can you get here" - hahaha
What did you think of it?
I have been wanting to see the theatre version ever since it came out and it just never happened. In the early days I played and played the tape with Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman til I know every word and every pause for breath - lol.
I took myself to the cinema yesterday and prepared the enjoy it but I was very disappointed with the singing. I thought it was really poor compared to the originals. The Phantom shouted a lot of it and Christine screeched the high notes. Why couldn't they have dubbed over the originals. Nobody could sing the Phantom and Christine like them.
Funny thing was - there was only 8 people in the audience - says it all I suppose. I know it probably has limited appeal - not a man's film I wouldn't have thought.
But then, we always say that if you phone our cinema and ask what time it starts they say "what time can you get here" - hahaha
What did you think of it?