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Phantom of the Opera (1943) Rank 3 Reviews
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Andrew Lloyd Weber's smash Broadway musical finally gets the cinematic treatment after twenty years in development. Helmed by veteran director Joel Schumacher, the screen version is a lavish spectacle that's sure to thrill some and disappoint others. It ...read the complete Phantom of the Opera movie review at Latino Review (--)
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by Mr. Thomas D. Kni... on June 22, 2009
From Australia,
300 years ago when I was a very young boy, I missed school for 3 weeks
to see this film which was screening at the wonderful State Theatre in the City of Melbourne. Sneaking through the theatre's back door I spent my entire days imersing ...
by Richard Franks "r... on June 12, 2009
A great technicolor masterpiece about the crazed monster of the opera. Claude Rains is terrific and the music is impressive. Well done film. ...
by Michael Patrick B... on February 10, 2009
Phantom of the Opera is one hour and thirty-three minutes long and was released in theaters on August 27, 1943. There are some major differences from the Lon ...
by Blake on February 09, 2009
The Phantom of the Opera, directed by Rupert Julian and starring the Legendary Lon Chaney who is ...
by Scott Haltom on July 27, 2008
I liked this movie. The dvd is great too. It has been transferred to DVD with great care. Great color and sound.
This is basically a romance with an element of horror. Claude Rains and Suzanna Foster are good as well as Nelson Eddy.
The dvd has some ...
by Laurence J. Lang on April 25, 2008
DVD REALLY EXCELLENT. SOUNG WAS GREAT AND VIDEO SUPER. NEED MORE OF NELSON EDDY AND DO EDDY AND JEANNETTE MACDONALD ON ...
by Hiram Gomez Pardo on December 17, 2007
Classic portrait of a violinist, whose face has been totally disfigured and who scares to spectators and workers of Paris Opera. One of the most eminent movies of the forties, with a spectacular photography of a team directed by Alexander Golitzen, 14 ...
by Richard A. Hunter on October 24, 2007
Years ago I taped "The Phantom of the Opera" off an old TV Channel. Not to long before I bought my new copy I hauled out the old tape and watched the film. All the colors had shifted and the copy looked like it was old and tired out.
I bought the new ...
by Narvelan E. Colem... on July 25, 2006
I SAW THIS MOVIE AS A CHILD ON TV MANY YEARS AGO WHEN TELEVISION PROGRAMMING INCLUDED CLASSIC MOVIES ON A DAILY BASIS. IT IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES. ALTHOUGH THE FILM DOES NOT INCLUDE A TRUE ACCOUNT OF THE CHARACTER CHRISTINE, AND HER RELATIONSHIP WITH THAT ...
by Grace Ramaglia "G... on March 16, 2006
Everyone should see this one before seeing the latest version. ...
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