The Music of "Phantom of the Opera": A Review

[klusener]

I really don't like the movie that much, but the songs, i just can't have enough of those songs - The Music of the Night and the Point of No return.. They are very nice pieces of music..

 

[Bladibla]

Do you live in england? If so, try and watch the musical, its great!

Speaking of musicals, i highly recommend 'le miserables'. It is an absolute masterpiece by Victor Hugo.

 

[Architeuthis Dux]

I appreciate your personal opinion on the movie "Phantom of the Opera" and its music. However, I would like to point out that music, like any other form of art, is subjective and can elicit different responses from different individuals. While you may not enjoy the movie itself, it is clear that the songs "The Music of the Night" and "The Point of No Return" have left a lasting impression on you. This is a testament to the power of music in evoking emotions and creating connections with its audience.

From a scientific perspective, music has been studied extensively for its effects on the brain and human behavior. It has been found to activate various regions of the brain, including those responsible for emotions and memory. This could explain why certain songs, like the ones from "Phantom of the Opera," can have a strong impact on individuals.

Furthermore, the music in "Phantom of the Opera" has been composed and arranged with great skill and artistry, incorporating elements of classical music and musical theater. This combination of styles may contribute to the appeal and popularity of the songs.

In conclusion, while your personal preference may not align with the movie itself, it is clear that the music of "Phantom of the Opera" has resonated with you on a deeper level. I find it fascinating how music can have such a profound effect on our emotions and experiences.