Phantom movie review

[katiescarlet]

For tonight's feature we have "The Phantom of the Opera," a stage version from 1990 that is neither Andrew Lloyd Webber nor Yeston/Kopit. It stars David Staller and Elizabeth Walsh, neither of which is someone I've heard of before.

Comments

[ochagirl]

Haaaaaapy Easter! :-)

It sounds like you had a fun, productive day! Your fishies probably appreciate the tank-cleaning muchly. XDDD

I'll take time to read your review tomorrow - but I can't help noticing your passing mention of Magica de Spell! Nooooo . . . your head isn't in the gutter, is it? I know mine isn't . . . *whistles innocently*

[katiescarlet]

It sounds like you had a fun, productive day! Your fishies probably appreciate the tank-cleaning muchly. XDDD
Yeah, they love getting clean water. They get extra hyper and hungry. ^_^

I can't help noticing your passing mention of Magica de Spell! Nooooo . . . your head isn't in the gutter, is it? I know mine isn't . . .
Erik/Magica? o_0 No. No no no! LOL! Although she might love having a torture chamber with mirror and trapdoors to protect her workshop on Vesuvius! XD

[katiescarlet]

Happy Easter to you, too! Hope you're feeling better!!

Glad you enjoyed the review. Heehee...

[_paperairplane]

*Cackles.* Any Phantom movie that inspired Ducktales references in a review has to be worth renting.

[katiescarlet]

*g* I guess so! ;D