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Andrew Lloyd Webber´s "Phantom of the opera" movie (2004) is (c) Warner Bros. & Universal Studios. Please feel free to correct me if something is wrong or missing.

Part seven of my fanart series "Pairings": Christine Daaè and the Phantom from the musical movie adaption "The Phantom of the opera"

That movie was released Christmas 2004 - I went three times to the theatre to see it. Record for me, only to the "Lion King" I went so often. I know the critique about story and characters ... or at least some of the critique. Nevertheless I like the film very much. Yes, there are shortcomings, but the total result gets its act together for me. Pleasing for ear, heart, and ...eye. Yes Sir, going to the cinema is worth it when you get such pictures. Movies like this show to advantage on the big screen. Several times I got goosebumps. SIGH! <3

The Phantom-Christine relationship here ... it´s a rollercoaser, isn´t it? I understand Christines decision at the end; however, if Erik would work on himself and return to her as a really refined person - hmmmm.

As already mentioned, I know and understand the critique about character presentation.

I f you are able to look away from points like logic and morale ( ahem... ), many scenes between Mr Phantom an Christine ( like many scenes in general ) are IMO simply EYE CANDY. One of those parts I like especially much is depicted here - the spectacular leaving from the stage. Gosh! How they cling to each other, how Christines skirt goes up looking like another one of those fake flames, how the publicums reacts...!

I also drew this because compared to other scenes that one seems rather underrated to me, even in fan circles.

Description
Andrew Lloyd Webber´s "Phantom of the opera" movie (2004) is (c) Warner Bros. & Universal Studios. Please feel free to correct me if something is wrong or missing.

Part seven of my fanart series "Pairings": Christine Daaè and the Phantom from the musical movie adaption "The Phantom of the opera"

That movie was released Christmas 2004 - I went three times to the theatre to see it. Record for me, only to the "Lion King" I went so often. I know the critique about story and characters ... or at least some of the critique. Nevertheless I like the film very much. Yes, there are shortcomings, but the total result gets its act together for me. Pleasing for ear, heart, and ...eye. Yes Sir, going to the cinema is worth it when you get such pictures. Movies like this show to advantage on the big screen. Several times I got goosebumps. SIGH! <3

The Phantom-Christine relationship here ... it´s a rollercoaser, isn´t it? I understand Christines decision at the end; however, if Erik would work on himself and return to her as a really refined person - hmmmm.

As already mentioned, I know and understand the critique about character presentation.

I f you are able to look away from points like logic and morale ( ahem... ), many scenes between Mr Phantom an Christine ( like many scenes in general ) are IMO simply EYE CANDY. One of those parts I like especially much is depicted here - the spectacular leaving from the stage. Gosh! How they cling to each other, how Christines skirt goes up looking like another one of those fake flames, how the publicums reacts...!

I also drew this because compared to other scenes that one seems rather underrated to me, even in fan circles.