who sings the phantom of the opera 2004 version

The chandelier falls, the faces of the people from il muto and the ballet girls dressed in white look on in horror. It cut away from them to show other flashes from the movie. They’re surrounded by old wood in that diagonal fishbone pattern of attics with sunlight slipping in through the cracks and illuminating dust. This is the part that feels like a fever dream because it never happened. It would look just like the scene from “Music of the Night”, except they’re in the attic of the Opera house.

She was in the arms of the phantom in the pose from the movie poster (her back to him, both of their eyes closed). On top of that is probably the fact that these memories have been warped by time and aren’t accurate to what the commercials actually were, but here’s what I remember anyway: Christine’s dress is white, though I think it’s probably the dressing gown she puts on for the trip down to the phantom’s lair. They feel sort of like a fever dream now, especially knowing what I know about the movie. Through the haze of everything that has happened in the 16 years since 2004, I remember very faintly commercials advertising the movie. I was a child when the 2004 movie of The Phantom of the Opera came out. SPOILER WARNING: Spoilers for both versions of the musical ahead. Today we will be looking at the differences between the elements that go into the 2004 major motion picture The Phantom of the Opera and the 2014 musical version that was filmed at Royal Albert Hall. WARNING: I’m going to talk about Ramin Karimloo a lot. Today, it’s a look at the similarities and differences between the Musical version of the story by Andrew Lloyd Webber and the 2004 major motion picture. It is time once again for me to talk about The Phantom of the Opera.

Who sings the phantom of the opera 2004 version