emmy rossum phantom of the opera real voice

~WHY IS THERE A NEED FOR A RANDOM SWORD FIGHT? Sword fights are all well and good, but trying to pretend that Raoul is Sir Percy or Inigo Montoya is just not gonna fly, folks. ~Why, exactly, does Christine's father have the biggest monument in the cemetery? If he were a rich and famous violinist as his crypt seems to suggest, why on earth was his daughter struggling along as a chorus girl taking free music lessons? ~Speaking of strange choices in clothing, what's up with Christine's dress? Girl, do you even know that a neckline and a waistband are two different things? What's the point of even wearing a cloak if half your upper body is still exposed to The Elements? You should take some of the bottom of your dress and hang it around your neck where it can do some good. What is up with the open shirt? Who wants to see that? (Don't answer that question if your answer is going to annoy me.) Yeah, thanks, I don't need it shoved in my face like that. Naturally, he follows her at a full gallop on a white horse. ~Raoul randomly waking up and seeing Christine leaving at, like, five in the morning for who-knows-where. Whaaaaaaaaa? How'd he know she was planning to go for a graveyard stroll? Was he watching her through the mirror again? THAT'S JUST CREEPY. ~Christine leaving wherever-it-is at, like, five in the morning to go to who-knows-where, completely oblivious to the fact that the Phantom is driving her.

There are so many things wrong with this number.

This is where the singing really began to go downhill. So was Gerard Butler's pathetic attempt at the 'all that the Phantom asked of you' line. I think this was supposed to be sad, but there was too much snot mixed with tears for it to be sad. Don't judge me.)Īnd the Phantom and his rose crouching behind that statue. (Yes, I used Wikipedia in order to make that joke. The singing wasn't half bad, and the little spin at the end was sweet (I'm a sucker for spins, as I said in my 25th anniversary review) but all in all this version of the song was flatter than a saxophonist's B. I realize they were probably trying to be cute, but it came across like two high schoolers slurping at each other's faces in public. So is the amount of nuzzling and caressing and what have you in this song. The one in the movie turned white as a sheet and threw up over the railing on the roof. After the phenomenal performance Hadley Fraser and Sierra Boggess gave during 25th, pretty much any version of 'All I Ask of You' will pale in comparison.

Emmy rossum phantom of the opera real voice