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Jan. 17th, 2005 06:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
snowystingrayHmm. I'm not really sure what to say about "The Phantom of the Opera." I did like it a lot, but I'm very glad I went by myself. I don't really think anybody else I know would have enjoyed it. I completely agree with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
cleolinda that "If you like movies that are partly good and partly so bad that they are good, you will love this movie." Parts of it were incredibly corny, but I think those were my favourite parts. The first flashback, with the chandelier and crazy organ music... So much love! Actually, I loved all of the crazy organ music. The Phantom's theme was definitely my favourite part of the score. And, yes, I will openly admit that I loved the Christina/Raoul roof scene. Minnie Driver was fantastic. I always prefer her when she is over-the-top and completely ridiculous (Will & Grace, anyone?).
And I now have to cut this entry short because "Smallville" starts like... now... ::runs off to catch Ian Somerhalder and Michael Rosenbaum in the SAME SHOW at the SAME TIME (sometimes I love TV)::
cleolinda that "If you like movies that are partly good and partly so bad that they are good, you will love this movie." Parts of it were incredibly corny, but I think those were my favourite parts. The first flashback, with the chandelier and crazy organ music... So much love! Actually, I loved all of the crazy organ music. The Phantom's theme was definitely my favourite part of the score. And, yes, I will openly admit that I loved the Christina/Raoul roof scene. Minnie Driver was fantastic. I always prefer her when she is over-the-top and completely ridiculous (Will & Grace, anyone?).And I now have to cut this entry short because "Smallville" starts like... now... ::runs off to catch Ian Somerhalder and Michael Rosenbaum in the SAME SHOW at the SAME TIME (sometimes I love TV)::
