#The phantom of the opera 2004

[hannah-lou]

Please-

Send some help to me... save me 😫🫦

[nessie665]

The Prophecy by Taylor Swift (2024) / Phantom of The Opera at the Royal Albert Hall (2011) / Phantom of the Opera (1990) / Takarazuka Y&K's Phantom (2004) / The Phantom of the Opera (1962) / The Phantom of the Opera (1989) / The Phantom of the Opera (2004) / Phantom Of The Paradise (1974) / Phantom Of The Opera (1943) / Love Never Dies (2012) / The Phantom of the Opera (1925) 

And I sound like an infant Feeling like the very last drops of an ink pen A greater woman stays cool But I howl like a wolf at the moon A greater woman has faith But even statues crumble if they're made to wait I'm so afraid I sealed my fate No sign of soulmates

[softstrawberrycreamcake]

[phantomasquerade]

The Phantom of the Opera (2004); Dir. Joel Schumacher

[fanofspooky]

Scream King - Patrick Wilson

[dananicolesdrawings]

I attempted to draw Gerard and Emmy's Phantom and Christine but Love Never Dies style?? Putting them in these outfits kinda made them just look like Ramin and Sierra tho ajfhksjf I tried.

[perioddramapolls]

Period dramas dresses tournament: Pink dresses FINALS- Christine Daae, The phantom of the opera (gifset) vs Lena hatun, Kurulus Osman (in the 5th & 7th pics of this pics set)

[lucygold95]

🤍Barbara Palvin as Christine Daaé from The Phantom of the Opera - 1

(+Emmy Rossum as Christine Daaé(2004 POTO movie))✨️

[iolaussharpe-24]

Am I just a delusional shipper or does this feel like it should have been a thing?

Spoilers for Gargoyles (1972) ahead.

"Go on, your voice pleases me."

"'The sin was not my own, but forced upon me by the incubus; who overnight did slip into my bedchamber and taunt and seduce me with demon's promises until I was as if on fire. He was of uncommon height and finely built. A devil's face of frightful beauty that did put me in a spell. I had no will of my own, but did let the incubus do his will until I was driven mad.'"

Those are actual lines out of the movie. I didn't paraphrase. At all. I played the scene where she was reading out of the book, and typed every word she said. This is a movie about demons who "sometimes take human women" who are trying to conquer the world. Also, in this movie, the gargoyles with wings are the breeders. This one says as much. He was basically the leader. His reaction to being told that he's lost is literally, "Not as long as there are two winged breeders."

Also, the way the gargoyle acts when he first sees Diana just SCREAMS "shipping fuel". If this were written in the modern day, they would have done it. You can't convince me otherwise. You know why I say that?

BECAUSE THE 90s DID IT!!!

I don't care that these two stories have nothing to do with one another. This is a really good comparison. And, even if it wasn't, I have plenty of fuel for this fire. (I don't even need my usual go-to of vampire movies to prove this point.)

Diana and The Gargoyle fit into two categories that I love and frequently ship. Hero/Villain (though I guess this is more damsel/villain) and Human/Monster. I'm going to give examples from both categories that I will die shipping. (They overlap quite a bit, actually.)

Jareth the Goblin King x Sarah Williams

Katara x Prince Zuko

Rey x Kylo Ren/Ben Solo

Vlad Dracula x Mina Murray/Mina Harker

Erik x Christine Daaé

Batman/Bruce Wayne x Catwoman/Selina Kyle

Elisa Esposito x The Amphibian Man

Catherine Chandler x Vincent

So, with all that context in mind,

DOES THIS REALLY LOOK LIKE THAT MUCH OF A STRETCH?!?!

[my-beautiful-wickedness]

Favourite characters (99/?)

Erik/The Phantom of the Opera - The Phantom of the Opera (2004)

[hannah-lou]

Drabble 🤭

Late at night, you sit brushing your hair, then slip on your favourite night clothes, pausing when you hear the voice once again, the angelic voice that you hear every night, singing to you softly, you never told anyone about it. What exactly would you say to explain it? Were you dreaming every time you heard it? was it all inside your mind?

“i am your angel of music”

You close your eyes and visualise him. You had always believed in the opera ghost, longing for him. Every time you heard his voice, it was like a spell had been casted, hypnotising you to succumb to his desires.

"Come to me, angel of music"

[tortoise-n33ds-purpose]

Music of the Night - Gerard Butler Dubbed by Michael Crawford (Fan Edit Experiment)

I tried using Ramin Karimloo's 25th Anniversary performance to dub Music of the Night, but I changed my mind due to said performance sounding a bit more aggressive (IMO) than what was called for by the visuals. So, I went with Michael Crawford's performance from the Original London Cast Recording instead, which is much more in line with Gerard Butler's gentler performance (and easier to lip sync). It's not perfect, but I'm happy enough with the result. :) I was pleasantly surprised at how well the mood whiplash of the organ music at the end works with the film's visuals. It was achieved by coincidence, since I had to go through a lot of trial and error to make the dub work.

[softstrawberrycreamcake]

[phantomasquerade]

(Requested by anonymous) A quote from the Shadow and Bone book trilogy

Did you tell him, Alina (Christine)? Does the boy know how willing you were to give yourself to me? Did you tell him what I showed you in the dark?

[this-is-ali]

I have this cursed thought every time I watch The Phantom of the Opera so I decided to make it everyone else's problem.

[seanpultz]

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