The Phantom of the Opera 21/21 (1990 Kopit ver.)

[@Magic3Star]

Good God, why can't they ever make a movie where Erik gets the girl and make that a happy ending? Seriously, this Erik is by far the best phantom out of all the rest!

[@carolynstakely5166]

Don't forget the Argento version where he gets to have sex with her 2x...

[@Magic3Star]

Carolyn Stakely Twice? I thought it as only once.

[@carolynstakely5166]

Well once then he raped her the next time...

[@Magic3Star]

oh.

[@pichikita]

Watch "Love never dies" hahaha, Andrew Lloyd Webber did it

[@spiceweasle3945]

Gets me every time. He want's his father to end his torment, the woman he loves finally kisses him and then he dies in his fathers arms. Have seen a few versions of Phantom Of the Opera, and this is the one that always tugs at my heart strings. Charles Dance played Eric so well, really made you feel for the character.

[@pichikita]

"she sang for me tonight, she's mine"

[@leleigh6338]

This erik and webber's are my two favorites. I love how they gave this Erik some sense of humor and a gentle manner to him, and I love webber's version for how mysterious yet sweet he can be on the inside.

[@ChrispyFellow]

+Violet Leigh I love this version of Erik, I agree with your description of him too.

[@nicolescott89]

I second that. Love this Erik dearly. he's warm and friendly but still has a dark side

[@Drowfan]

Erik has a sense of humour in the original Leroux novel too. He has funny, sarcastic jokes.

[@NOONE-cd4gu]

I dont understand how some people say "this erik" and "Webbers Erik" Because they both are based on the book. And the book describes Erik(that is one character ) as someone sweet, mysterious, caring, seductive, gentleman, delicate, murderer, with a dark sense of humor and so on. So i dont get it when some people say "this erik or webbers erik" . THEY DIDNT CREATE THE CHARACTER OF ERIK. Gastron Leroux did and i have read only Susan Kays book(which dives into Eriks past (from before he is born until he dies) . So yeah. This character has some specifics that every person who makes a version of him MUST show them

[@bawoman]

@@NOONE-cd4gu They're adaptions sweety. They aren't the same exact characters. The OG Phantom will always be Leroux's, but the Eriks from the different adaptions that came after are and should be considered stand alone characters, if influenced by OG Leroux Phantom, some to a higher. others to a lesser degree.And this Phantom is different from the ALW version, which is different from the 1943 movie version, which is different from the 1925 version ,etc

[@mjrtaurus2714]

The whimpering sounds he made as she reached out to remove his mask made my heart hurt.

[@kealasantiago7810]

"It's over now, the music of the niiiiiiiiiiiiight!" ;-(

[@Drowfan]

This is the best version of the story, I love it. I have watched it a hundred times but still can't get over Erik's death, it's totally depressing. :(

[@TimeandMonotony]

"It wasn't the bullets, it was Beauty killed the Beast!" Gerard gently rocking Erik after he dies, like a parent comforting their child after a nightmare=direct hit straight to the feels! Loved this so much! Thank you so much for uploading!

[@monmothma3358]

This movie is to me what Christine is to the Phantom. Beauty in an otherwise quite ugly world..

[@rjd061]

I thought the musical is the one that can make me cry. I was wrong. Liters of tears have come out of my eyes because of this film. The Phantom's character(a.k.a Eric) really is different from other versions. He is a gentleman. He is loving, caring, and very warm. It really sucked that a person with that kind of character doesn't get a happy ending. I loved his voice. It really sounded like a real man's voice. Full of warmth and care and respect for Christine. I hated Phillip's character. Obviously he is a playboy. He didn't convinced me that he loved Christine. He was a coward and just not a nice person for me. Christine was good. She has a nice voice for an operatic sense. And she really loved Eric. I just didn't like him that he wants to be with Phillip instead of the Phantom. LADY, ERIK DESERVES YOUR LOVE MORE THAN THAT BASTARD COUNT. Overall I really liked this whole production. It made me felt different kinds of emotions but sadness dominated them all. I don't regret staying up till 4 am just to fimish watching this.

[@sreese6105]

This Erik deserved so much more honestly

[@HRJohn1944]

I think that, essentially, the Claude Rains interpretation is similar to Charles Dance'; he is a gentle character who secretly loves Christine and, unbeknown to her, pays most of his salary as a violinist in the Opera orchestra for her singing lessons. This was the first version of Phantom that I can remember seeing and, in spite of Nelson Eddy using the film as a vehicle for his voice, I think remains a sensitive version. Like most versions, however (apart from the Lon Chaney version), has little to do with the novel.

[@lowrainmadeleine8390]

"Erik! Please! If you love me, please." Christine's enticing voice pleaded, loud to his ears. Then the phantom raised the boy up, knowing in that moment, despite wanting to kill him, Christine's happiness mattered more to him than his own. For he was hers. She sang for him tonight. She should have been hers. The boy breathed heavily in relief, thanking the man who spared his life and ran away just as the police had reached him and pointed their weapons at them. He looked at his father, the only person who took care of him after all the years he spent underground in his gloomy lair. Carriere took his own pistol from his breast pocket, anxiously pointed it up at the masked phantom. He would rather choose death by the bullet than to die by humiliation of people seeing his accursed ugliness. Erik nodded, urging him to end it once and for all with only Christine being the last thing in his mind. The bullet hit his chest, knocking the air out of him. He fell forward and landed on the opera roof, nearly breaking his bones. His old father carried him in his arms, stopping the policemen from approachig nearer. "Get back!" The hurried cries of an angel alerted him. Christine ran to his fragile body, wearing the Marguerite white costume that made her look even more ethereal. Tears staining her heavenly face. He whimpered as she took off his porcelain mask, showing his monstrous face. He stared deep into her orbs and saw love. Love, that he had longed wish for. She kissed his forehead and smiled as she put it back on gently. She kissed him and she did not die! Emotions filled him and he was satisfied with that. There could have been more. "Oh but there's more", like she said in their picnic. "If you love me, let me love you too." And she did, at last, she loved him and his heart has finally experienced pure bliss. He took his last breath to say her name, "Christine." I KNOW IM LATE, IM YOUNG BUT IM A PHAN, POOR UNHAPPY ERIK, HERE'S FOR ALL THE PHANS WHO'LL COME TO WATCH THIS

[@oly_olympiadis]

His father rocking him back and forth like a baby makes me so emotional!

[@Rileys887]

I didn't think that anyone could hit me with any more feels than Webber, but I'm crying like a baby right now. 😭😭😭 why do I do this to myself?

[@agsiar]

I fucking LOVED that you never get to see his face!!

[@theatrekidwithinternetacce704]

I hate that I love it.

[@irishnessie]

My heart is fucking broke guys... I can't handle all the feels. Poor Eric

[@stephjack2010]

Loved this movie more than the rest, this version is incredible, but there is one flaw that stands out. This particular Erik grew up loved by parents which made him a bit more caring. Caring enough to most likely not be able to kill out of cold blood. Accidental or to protect himself maybe but not indifferent without affliction. I think Erik's character is more developed and well rounded than the others. ERIC REALLY NEEDS A HAPPY ENDING.

[@elizabethnuckols1531]

i agree with you! so i decided to write one! I actually have a fan fiction about this story i'm getting ready to post.

[@stephjack2010]

Elizabeth Nuckols How awesome is that! Love writing fanfic too. Though I only posted one about the Labyrinth movie. lol. //www.fanfiction.net/~stephiejack

[@elizabethnuckols1531]

stephjack2010 OMG REALLY? i want to read it! Can you message me the link to it? I love that movie! Once i post my Phantom one ill message you the link for mine =)

[@stephjack2010]

This is the link to my story. For the moment there is only one of the Labyrinth movie because I like to finish writing my stories before I post. //www.fanfiction.net/~stephiejack

[@elizabethnuckols1531]

ok I'll send the link to mine once i get someone to help me fix all the errors in it. Unfortunately it is a rough draft. I should have it perfect next week. It'll give me enough time to read yours before i post =) I'll let you know what i think.

[@Aliharuno]

I'm glad he didn't push Philippe off the roof, because he still would've been shot and died, then Christine would have no one and she would be tormented by the fact that both of their deaths were partially caused by her.

[@LePhantome273]

This film made me cry, it was so beautifully heartbreaking that it just seems so tragic yet perfect all at once. I especially love how they never show his face. It makes it that much more mysterious, and so much less hokey then it could've been. Bravo to Messrs. Yeston and Kopit; they deserve much praise indeed for creating such a work of art.

[@Rhysalinde]

Oh my....I think I just died on the inside ;-;

[@nicoleandleigh91195]

I think I'm gonna go have to cry myself to sleep… I just can't take it!!! DX *sobs*

[@gawjuss120]

"She sang for me tonight, she's mine."

[@monmothma3358]

Except there are different kinds of love, and you can't claim a lover by force.

[@wendyrotonto3626]

This is my favorite version. Hard to believe it's 30 years old. We need an ANNIVERSARY!!!

[@imnotlikeothergirls5]

"Erik if you love me..." Christine you already played that card......

[@theatrekidwithinternetacce704]

..and it didn't end well.

[@michaeltrinh4394]

"Hey why didn't they give Erik a happy ending?" What are you talking about? For a phantom film, this IS a happy ending! In no other version does the phantom die happier.

[@taelsab6818]

Ikr much better than dying alone like in the book

[@bawoman]

EXACTLY. Or in the musical where he gets his heart ripped out of him and ends up alone hearing Christina and Raoul sing to each other...this is by far the happier ending

[@TimeandMonotony]

Very true. Erik dying in the arms of his loving father after being kissed by the woman he loves is the happiest ending you could look for (for him) in POTO.

[@rachaelt8729]

I was gonna say what about Love Never Dies, then I remembered Erik’s negotiations skills 😐

[@Otherladyinblack]

Many people are pissed off about the fact we never actually see the Phantom's face in this version, but I think this is something pretty inteligent. They have created so much hype about that, that not even the best, most horryfing make-up in the world would be enough. I still remember my dissapointment when, in the 2004 version, the -scarcely- desfigurated Phantom's visage is revealed. In adition, in this, they have chosen to show the person behind the Phantom, not the monster.

[@tearoses9940]

6 years late, but I agree. Plus, they perhaps didn’t have the budget to create the look they were going for, so if that were the case, then that was a smart way to work around that.

[@niellalien]

Yes!

[@Zoriya1368]

Christine stop with the whole "If you Love Me..." crap. Your only hurting him more.

[@xbellamydog12x]

My thoughts exactly. It's the most annoying thing about this Christine.

[@michellehayton8984]

Such a bittersweet ending! Very tragic that his Dad had to shoot him, but Erik asked him to, and he was dying anyways. At least he got a kiss from Christine at the end and she fufilled her promise to look at him and smile!

[@nicoleandleigh91195]

I do love Christine but she always play the "Do/If you love me.." card… Grrr

[@TimeandMonotony]

Hahaha yeah that seems to be her catchphrase!

[@babygrl337]

OMG! she cried on his face just like in the book!!! "the angel cried!"

[@Sillygoose14111]

*pulls man out of box* "How are you?" Ah, I just love that part XD

[@Subliminal2022]

Wow that was some film, such a shame no one really understood the torment and solitude that Erik had gone through all his life, it kind of reminds me of the Elephant Man, at least Erik was spared the humiliation...

[@caroxoxo]

That hit me right in the pheels... I'm crying so hard right now. I've never cried this hard since I saw LND

[@sephiroth7655]

THIS IS THE SADDEST VERSION OF ANY PHANTOM ANYTHING EVER. RIP

[@bawoman]

No way, ALW version is the saddest. In the book Erik gets a sense of closure and at least dies in peace.Similarly, In this version, at least he dies in the arms of the woman he loves knowing she loves him. In the musical Christine just hands him a ring, and he hears Raoul and Christine sing to each other as they leave while he breaks down in sobs. I mean granted, he doesnt die in the musical, but still you dont get the feeling that The Phantom will ever recover from the heartbreak

[@LMI101]

This is by far my most absolute favorite adaption! Andrew's version totally strips away that Erik is just some maniac. In this version the Erik is so amazing and so intense, and Charles played him so well. The other characters in this film are so-so, but when paired with Charles it takes this movie to a whole new level. I cry every time! Anyone who hasn't seen this film hasn't lived!

[@NOONE-cd4gu]

No Webber didnt make Erik a maniac. Have you even read the book or know what the story is about? Erik didnt grow up with a dad and his mom literally hated him and never even hugged or kissed him. He had to live in the streets from the age of 9 and eferybody wanted to kill him so he had to defend himself by killing aswell. In the book he is described as someone who can be hard, cruel, maniac, murderer but also sweet, tender and caring. Someone hypnotyzing and seductive , but also powerful and ragefull. Someone who in this moment can kill someone cold bloodly and the next moment be soft anx tender. He was a murderer, doctor, inventor, ventriloquist, magician, singer, composer, architect. He cared for children and animals and was against abuse and always wanted to defend the more poor. He grew up without knowing the feeling of love. The feeling of passion and desire. Without knowing what touching a human being feels like. He was haunted down by society like he was a wild animal from the moment he was born. Nobody ever loved. Not even his mom. Despite of his incredible talents he was never loved until the moment he met Christine and she showed him what real love and affection feels like. What to love and to be loved is like. He promised her he would change and never kill again or never hurt anyone again as long as she stayed with him. Thus he is a maniac and a killer. So yeah. In conclusion Andrew Lloyd Webbers Phantom is a more accurate version of how Erik was supposed to be like. Get ya facts straight before complaining about smth. Ya prick

[@bawoman]

Seriously? I like this miniseriees but ALW Erik is a million times closer to Leroux Erik than this softy

[@CallMeAngel234]

I love that Erik fights with a sword and the rest of them have guns XD

[@theatrekidwithinternetacce704]

Adds 'flair'

[@shipspirit5424]

that moment when the director was in the basket going down the stairs and come out of the basket 'how are you' 'i'll have your job for this' hahahaha

[@MrsCambers]

Manager not director.

[@shipspirit5424]

Girl with the Wings thank you for correcting me :) isn't that part funny, though? ha :) ...this is one of the better Phantom movies. They would not make more I don't think but... there are so many great story versions of Phantom of the Opera now... I bet Gaston would be smiling :)

[@HRJohn1944]

Verdi: Falstaff Act 2 scene 2 - are there any other operatic "in" jokes?

[@sreese6105]

Oh boy here comes the fountain of tears-

[@CamilleNadia]

@imnotlikeothergirls5 I LOVE the look Erik gives Phillipe after rescuing him. Philippe is so grateful to be alive, and Erik just stares him down as if to say, "I didn't do that for YOU, fucker, I did it for HER."

[@catherineehlers8115]

It’s a Charles Dance Death Glare. He can nail you to the wall with just a look. 😠

[@sweaterfox7719]

If it were me, I'd be trying to do whatever to keep Erik alive & get him to a safer place....

[@siegfried7020]

For God's sake, Erik deserved a better ending than that :'(

[@jasminkrieger8464]

Yeah hated how see leaves with roal arm in arm

[@charlottesamson4381]

Charles dance (erik) was 44, teri polo (christine) was 21 and adam storke (philipe) was 28

[@kitwells7453]

I can't not internally scream at this just why

[@FireStar32005]

And Phillipe's face when Erik saves him is pretty fascinating. I don't know if it's just gratitude or realization that Erik is a better man than he is... or both. And the look on Gerard's face as Erik pleads with him to kill him with just a look.. is moving..

[@monmothma3358]

Erik a better man?? Well sure, Phillipe was grateful but he never killed anyone, for one thing.. And he did what he could for Christine. Just because Phillipe was more fortunate in life doesn't mean he was less worth.

[@jasminkrieger8464]

​@@monmothma3358he was kinda of a womanizer in this version

[@jasminkrieger8464]

​@@monmothma3358were were to many deaths here

[@umadevidevi3160]

great director n a fantastic movie that really makes you glued to everthing about the movie

[@ОльгаДолженко-ю3е]

Сколько раз смотрю эту версию,слезы на глазах.

[@CurlsPOTOPlan]

@CatoftheStorm also he sang an opera piece perfectly with vigor and strength and meanwhile has a chest cold, i wish i could perform that kind of magic

[@MXGWAPS]

im in love AND depressed. this was such a beautiful film. i loved how erik had dialogue! especially a sense of humor! ugh!!! this was soooo good!!!! charles dance is wonderful and teri polo! "phillipes" characterization was pretty good too gotta admit. yup this will definitely be in my collection :,) SO AMAZING!

[@niellalien]

Omg, I didn't think I would cry but I did. This was so much better than the 2004 movie and maybe even the ALW play! Thank you so much for the upload! ❤️💔

[@KatarzynaSzarzynska]

It's nice that so many people feel like me about this story. I can not express all my thoughts and feelings about it. Just say - dear Erik, dear friend for all those years. You will never die. You live in the music and in people's hearts.

[@taylorsampson3702]

Guys...my heart actually hurts right now.....WHY, WHY DID HE HAVE DO DIE LIKE THAT?!?! HIS OWN FATHER KILLED HIM, FOR PETE'S SAKE!! *gross sobbing*

[@HealthyObbsession]

Taylor Sampson His father knew that Erik didn't want to be a side show to pe poked and proded he did nod at his father to take the shot. it is tragic but itwas his only way out

[@taylorsampson3702]

I know, but was there really no better way for him to die?

[@carlystur]

+Taylor Sampson She'd left him again. He would have died of a broken heart soon after that anyway (at least, according to this version's logic). He died happy this way when she kissed his unmasked face.

[@HouseMDaddict]

He was already dying from his coughing lung thingy. His dad shooting him was a mercy killing that he asked for, otherwise, the police would've shot him and examined him and it would've been bad. This way, the police just wanted him dead, so they walked off and let Erik, his dad, and Christine have a private moment before Erik died. Erik surrounded by people who loved and respected him is a good way to die.

[@chloerose7015]

I love the movie Phantom of the opera 1990 I’m literally crying my eyes out right now

[@reginapenarivera5338]

1:35 Could we all please take a moment to appreciate the beauuuuuutifull and stunning cape scene? pleeaaaasee it was awesome!!! also it shows how erik is just too pure even while holding a sword, like how?

[@amithysts]

charles dance is my favorite phantom i can watch this over and over again its so heartbreaking yet so beautiful!!

[@Moviemeep2012]

Am I the only one that feels like I can hear ALW's music in some parts of the film? XD This is now one of my top phantoms. My absolute favorite is Leroux's 1. Leroux's 2. ALW's 3. This one 4. 1925's 5. LND (I've never been too big of a fan of LND...)

[@deborahingle2301]

You're not the only one :-)

[@Vampirebloodthirst]

2:04 there she goes playing the "if you love me" card again

[@wubsters8285]

You're absolutely right!! Thanks for saying it! I kept thinking throughout the movie, "If they don't show his face, it will be all the more effective." And I was right- less is more! (The 2004 version was laughable in how un-scary his face was.)

[@lukepevensie]

i didn't like the 2004 version as much as charles dance and ramin karimloo have the best costumes. 2004 there is no hat.

[@ashlandbrooks8140]

Damnit Kristine! You and your twisted love triangle got Eric killed! Why couldn't you just make up your mind instead of leading him on like that! It's messed up! 😭

[@Drowfan]

Exactly! XD

[@lesliaisonsdangereus]

"Phillipe" is the epitome of sloppy seconds

[@monmothma3358]

Christine would disagree

[@seraphinsnape9500]

Before I looked this versions I saw three another (From 1989,1998 and oft course 2004 from Webber) but this is a Version that I loved most and I like the music in the background and all voices are great ( but not carlottas i don't like her) but this movie is very great sometimes I wish that I met a Phantom and he teach me ;)

[@AnnLiOz]

In the original novel, we know at the end how tragic, sensitive and lonely and misunderstood Erik is. He redeems himself by his selfless action in releasing Christine into Roaul's care, and knowing his chance of love is gone forever, and he will never recover, and die from his love. Yes, unfortunately,the story of Erik always has to end this way, a kiss for him means more than anyone could ever understand.He deserves to be loved in return,and his love would be forever.

[@tunasub9910]

I really wish Erik didn't die so they can make Love Never Dies with all of these same actors. Maybe not as much singing though!

[@101wolfanime]

Ok, that last part hit me right in the feels. ;_; Erik!!!! I like this and the 2004 Webber's Phantom. Both are amazing, I can't talk because of the feels for Erik right now!!!

[@julesc_bubblegum]

😭

[@namvugiang65]

"she sang for me tonight she's mine" Yes, yes she is

[@PhantomMidnight]

Oh, this breaks my heart! I'm crying so hard! I love this version.

[@96loverofdisney]

Can we please talk about how awesome Erik's cape action is at 1:36? He looks like a superhero! xD

[@picothehuskymalamutepc9222]

I have seen this movie more than a hundred times and every time I cried it can be said that it is the best movie I have ever seen in my life. The most beautiful music I have ever heard and the great role of Charles Dance.

[@09minh]

Watched this movie when I was little with my parents and its THE best phantom movie, emotive, expressive and simply beautiful, Charles Dance is perfect! Andrew Lloyd Webber has diluted the Phantom down to some crazed one dimensional maniac...lets not even mention the movie with Gerard Butler.

[@hahalove911vlog2]

absolutely love this and ALW's version, theyre both so beautiful and well done

[@KatarzynaSzarzynska]

...tragedy full of love and compassion, but also full of human mistakes and weaknesses...Now being elder, I understand much more from this story. Having a wonderful loving man by my side. Having a little son... When I realize what Gerard could feel at the moment, my heart stops for a while. When I try to imagine Erik's life and feelings, in fact having no chance for quite normal living (in his times' reality) - I feel tears in my heart...I love THIS version most of all, because it is real...

[@morgangobin6550]

Oh....oh, Erik! At least he got a moment of bliss before all was said and done! T-T

[@csillagszr]

Poor Erik! I feel the same! :'(

[@IoannaaHeartsYou]

Oh come on guys, don't be unfair to poor Phillipe. Yes, he's a stuck-up pretty boy with too many girls around him, but it's not fair to not like him because he loves Christine and wants to keep her away from Erik. Yes, Erik has every reason to hate him and to push him off the roof, but objectively he's a nice guy who just happens to love the only happiness Erik has ever known.

[@gypsycyn]

Thank you so much for uploading this film. I'll never forget when this first came out and the impact it had on me and I'm grateful to relive some of that now. :)))

[@domramalaja]

[hand in the air] I love this film so much and has almost worn out my video tapes. It is nice to have it here on YT where one can meet so many other fans. :-)

[@MrsCambers]

It's always annoyed me that his mask doesn't look the same after he falls from the roof and his father is holding him. The mask is most definitely not the same one. Does anyone know why this happened on the set?

[@wubsters8285]

WHY are people harping on Christine? Anyone can see that she more than proved her love for Erik by that stupendous duet, and by her removing his mask with a smile and a loving kiss while gazing directly into his eyes. I'm a stickler for happily-ever-after, but this time, out of ALL the versions I've seen (Lloyd Webber's included!), this ending rings true. I would even call it the most satisfying - Erik died happy. The best version of the story, WAY, WAY better than the 2004 movie, hands down!!

[@blissinchains]

Because she manipulates and eggs on both Philippe and Erik with that "If you love me..." line. This Erik never killed anyone outright for no reason (unlike ALW's version) and thus was far, far from irredeemable. He deserved better than this tbh.

[@phantomoftheopera789]

I love it when he shrugs before he is shot. But then I'm pissed that he was shot :(

[@dtdt3556]

OMG Thank you ;-) Thank was simply a privilege to watch :-) Charles Dance was totally amazing and I've sobbed myself a headache ;-) We love you Erik - always ;-) Cheers Dt

[@AnnLiOz]

Charles Dance, with his huge gorgeous blue eyes, has always been my most favourite Erik....I love Gerard Butler too in the role( while not the film itself very much) - but sometimes it's not all to do about sex. Erik just wants to be loved.

[@sophiebelanger8500]

Wooow, I have no words for this. This is the first time that another version than the 2004 one makes me live such intenses emotions :') The Phantom of the Opera is an indescribable intense story :') Full of very intense, indescribable love, and music

[@autistically__awesome]

I love this film so much. I would choose the Phantom for sure to stay with

[@MsDragonblazer]

This is my favorite version of the phantom. I don't know how one could help but to love him!

[@flufffinsandfeathers9571]

Weber's Phantom of the opera and this one are my two favorites now 💖

[@ChrisSunHwa]

This is my favorite movie version, but I hate that it ends so sadly! I can't help crying every time.

[@miky28]

What a wonderful film!

[@valentinarelanez]

holy shit I loved every minute of this

[@julietantonio1049]

Erik: "She sang for me tonight, she's mine!" Me: "DARN RIGHT!"

[@castalia60able]

By the way when Erik realize Christine couldn't love him the way he loved her.. they both cried together.. Eventually kissing him on the forehead. He did die of a broken heart.

[@fairygothic]

I'm crying....., THIS IS AWESOME

[@monet1974]

Thank you so much for posting this. I've been looking for this for a very long time. I have it bookmarked, so I can watch it again :-)

[@AnnLiOz]

WHY DOES ERIK ALWAYS HAS TO DIE - OR BE LEFT ALONE AND UNHAPPY??? Just for once a happy ending please for poor Erik!!!!!*crying*

[@skulblaka92]

So I googled Charles Dance cos I didn't recognise his name and it turns out he's only TYWIN. FUCKING. LANNISTER. Duuuuuuude, so mind-blown right now. Back to the movie, what adds to my heartbreak is the thought that had his mother not been driven to madly poison her child, and had his father only loved him and raised him openly, the Phantom might have lived such a different life as Erik Carriere. He would still meet Christine, maybe still teach her and maybe even perform opera alongside her.

[@xXxNyne]

Poor Erik... they just couldn't leave him alone...

[@KatarzynaSzarzynska]

Thanks very, very much for this film. For the whole film here. I haven't seen it for 10 years. I saw it for the first time almost 20 years ago, when I was 19... It was a shock. I was shivering. It was the first meeting with the story, and with the opera music. Since then many years have passed, but the classical music and a memory of Erik are still with me... I forgot many details of the final scene, until today... and I'm shivering like for the first time. It's just a tragedy...

[@Greya77]

Than k you so much, I aboslutly loved this. I've never seen another adaption like it and wish more were. Really thank you.

[@chisatosmpai24]

god she is the queen at giving mixed signals to the poor phantom

[@reveriemephisto1995]

The music in the ending credits is so beautiful and soothing. I could listen to it go on forever!!!

[@PirateGirl64]

I have NEVER cried in a movie, and right then, at 4:52, a single tear fell. I'm not kidding. Most beautiful movie I have ever seen in my life.

[@ricardosoprano76]

gracias por subir esta pieza de arte!!! la mejor version de THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA!!!!

[@stalkingself]

I'm crying, too! Thank you so much for uploading this!

[@Orochimaruswife1]

wow. made me cry.

[@AnnLiOz]

@iamnowchristine I agree with you. And the Christine in this quite sympathetic. At least she realises how shes hurt him and wants to make amends - even as she cant love him as he wants and he knows that too...I also love the part when he puts her in the bed and hums to her to help her sleep, very protective and tender! If only men were all like that!