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 Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 11:06 am
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 1:36 pm
::Movie Thread Directory::
Yes, now that we have our own subforum for movies and musicals...
There can be a seperate thread for each film!
Anyone who wishes to make a thread about one of these films, go ahead!
BUT ONLY IF IT HAS NOT BEEN MADE YET!!!
The List
1916
Das Phantom der Oper - Ernst Matray
No Thread
1925
Macabre Moments from The Phantom of the Opera
No Thread
The Phantom of the Opera - Rupert Julian
(Portugese, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Germann, Austrian)
No Thread
1937
Ye ban ge sheng - Weibang Maxu
(English: Midnight Song, Song at Midnight)
No Thread
1943
Phantom of the Opera - Arthur Lubin
(Spanish, Italian, French, Belgian, Swedish, West German, Austrian, Flemish Belgian, Finnish)
No Thread
1954
El fantasma de la opereta - Enrique Carreras
(English: The Phantom of the Operetta)
No Thread
1960
El fantasma de la opera - Narciso Ibanez Menta, Marta Reguera
No Thread
El fantasma de la opereta - Enrique Carreras
(English: The Phantom of the Operetta)
No Thread
1962
The Phantom of the Opera - Terence Fisher
(Spanish, Italian, German, Finnish)
No Thread
Ye ban ge sheng - Qiu Xia Yuan
(English: Mid-Nightmare)
No Thread
1974
Phantom of the Paradise - Brian De Palma
(Finnish, Italian, Spanish, Brazilian, French Canadian, West German, Fillmore, Finnish)
No Thread
1983
The Phantom of the Opera - Robert Markowitz
(Brazilian, Venezuelan, Italian, Finnish, West German)
No Thread
1987
Opera - Dario Argento
No Thread
1988
Panting at the Opera - Monica Fitta
No Thread
1989
Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge - Richard Friedman
(Italian, Finnish, West German, Hungarian, Portugese)
No Thread
The Phantom of the Opera - Dwight H. Little
(Brazilian, Argentinean, Spanish, Italian, French, Finnish, West German, US)
No Thread
Phantom X [1989] - Paul Thomas
No Thread
1990
The Phantom of the Opera - ???
(Venezuelan, German)
No Thread
The Phantom of the Opera - ???
(Venezuelan)
No Thread
The Phantom of the Opera I - Tony Richardson
[->Link<-]
The Phantom of the Opera II - Darwin Knight
[->Same Link As Above<-]
1991
O Fantasma da Opera * - Del Rangel, Alvaro Fugulin, Atilio Ricco
No Thread
1992
Phantom of the Ritz - Allen Plone
No Thread
1995
Ye ban ge sheng - Ronny Yu Yan-Tai
(Finnish, English: The Phantom Lover)
No Thread
1998
Il fantasma dell'opera - Dario Argento
(Portugese, Argentinean, Spanish, Venezuelan, French, Finnish, Germany, UK, US, Brazilian)
No Thread
2000
Phantom of the Megaplex * - Blair Treu
(Italian, Brazilian, French)
No Thread
2004
The Phantom of the Opera - Joel Schumacher
(Germany)
Opinions/General, Bloopers, Raoul, Props sold on Ebay, Oscars, Phan-Made Screen Caps, Attracting the Wrong Phans?.
The 2004 film is the only exception to having more then one thread discussing it... Simply because all these threads were already created and I'm to lazy to try to forge them into one big thread... so yah... That and it was like the bridge from Phandom to society xd and brought forth some more fans... even if they are just little gerry stalkers sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 2:12 pm
You forgot the Phantom of the Paradise. Though that's just based off PotO and a TV movie. Oh well. Still counts in my book. ^^;
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 7:27 pm
Oh my gosh, I finally got my hands on a copy of the 89 version with Robert Englund, and OH-MY-GOSH. I never thought I'd actually be attracted to him, but after he played the Phantom, I had a strange attration to him! rofl But, the part where he kills Buquet and the blood splurts on his face, and his eyes roll back in his head like he's having an orgasam- I LAUGHED SO HARD!!!!! rofl Hilarious, I love that version!!!! :giggle:
heart heart heart
~Olivia~
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 7:34 pm
The Robert Englund version is one of my favorites. Though it's not totally what I'd expect (cliche going back in time, relating the story to Faust when they are two different things, and I don't even think there's a Raoul) it's a good movie.
Then again, I like gorey movies.
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 8:14 pm
I dearly wish to see the TV series. *Sigh* <3
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 8:38 pm
The Claude Rains movie SUCKED.
I really want to see the Charles Dance one, though.
I've seen the Lon Chaney and the Gerard Butler one.
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 9:06 pm
I need help identifying a movie version.
First of all, it was amazingly horrible. I wouldn't have recognized it as Phantom if not for hearing the names "Christine," "Raoul" and "Erik."
Erik had no mask, but he had really long, pale hair, and Christine hit his face with a rock. Christine and Raoul both had brown hair. After Raoul "rescued" Christine, she kept calling out for Erik, but a bunch of gendarmes were trying to kill him. I didn't get to see very much, so I don't know if Erik finally kicked the bucket, but it was really, really stupid.
The hardest part of this is that I don't know what language it was originally in. I saw it in French, but I had my contacts out so I couldn't easily tell if it was dubbed. (If, by some stroke of sheer luck, people have French TV listings from July, I saw it in Paris on July 11 on channel 12. It was nearly midnight.)
I doubt anyone will be able to help me, but if you can I will love you for ever and ever.
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 9:12 pm
Murasaki Shikibu I need help identifying a movie version. First of all, it was amazingly horrible. I wouldn't have recognized it as Phantom if not for hearing the names "Christine," "Raoul" and "Erik." Erik had no mask, but he had really long, pale hair, and Christine hit his face with a rock. Christine and Raoul both had brown hair. After Raoul "rescued" Christine, she kept calling out for Erik, but a bunch of gendarmes were trying to kill him. I didn't get to see very much, so I don't know if Erik finally kicked the bucket, but it was really, really stupid. The hardest part of this is that I don't know what language it was originally in. I saw it in French, but I had my contacts out so I couldn't easily tell if it was dubbed. (If, by some stroke of sheer luck, people have French TV listings from July, I saw it in Paris on July 11 on channel 12. It was nearly midnight.) I doubt anyone will be able to help me, but if you can I will love you for ever and ever. That would be Dario Argento's version. The Erik in that doesn't wear a mask and was raised by rats. Not the best version, I must say.
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 9:15 pm
Lon Chaney - Great, have issues, but is still a great movie
Claude Raines - *Shudders* Oh, so terrible. Like the mask.
The Phantom of the Opera (1990/I) (TV) - Tony Richardson - God forgive me, but I love this series. It's so utterly camp. I bought the DVD recently and have watched it multiple times. It's bad and camp, but I enjoy it so.
Fantasma dell'opera, Il (199 cool - Dario Argento - The Hell? That is all I can say. Telepathic rats??????
ALW Musical - Love, Love, Love it. It isn't perfect. it has plenty of faults. Yet I love the cast. heart Emmy heart Gerrard is sooo dreamy. blaugh The look. The feel. Just a beautiful movie.
I've got the Robert Englund version on hold at the library and I just rented the
Rosen and Schierhorn musical, but have yet to watch it.
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 9:20 pm
Utakan Murasaki Shikibu I need help identifying a movie version. First of all, it was amazingly horrible. I wouldn't have recognized it as Phantom if not for hearing the names "Christine," "Raoul" and "Erik." Erik had no mask, but he had really long, pale hair, and Christine hit his face with a rock. Christine and Raoul both had brown hair. After Raoul "rescued" Christine, she kept calling out for Erik, but a bunch of gendarmes were trying to kill him. I didn't get to see very much, so I don't know if Erik finally kicked the bucket, but it was really, really stupid. The hardest part of this is that I don't know what language it was originally in. I saw it in French, but I had my contacts out so I couldn't easily tell if it was dubbed. (If, by some stroke of sheer luck, people have French TV listings from July, I saw it in Paris on July 11 on channel 12. It was nearly midnight.) I doubt anyone will be able to help me, but if you can I will love you for ever and ever. That would be Dario Argento's version. The Erik in that doesn't wear a mask and was raised by rats. Not the best version, I must say. Yay! Thank you! (It was only made in '98? It seemed older than that.) So I saw an Italian movie dubbed into French, then? That would explain why some characters looked the way they did... I love you forever, now, just so you know.
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Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 9:40 am
Utakan You forgot the Phantom of the Paradise. Though that's just based off PotO and a TV movie. Oh well. Still counts in my book. ^^;
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Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2005 9:54 am
someone's going movie renting tonight. gonk heart ninja
only own latest movie. gonk
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