Backfired, but here's a pretend review anyway.
On to try yet again! I'm pretty sure the next one will be a success, and I think it's reasonable to assume it will not involve eyeballs or erotic dancing, so it'll probably be a nice change of pace.
The Phantom Project is Anne's ongoing attempt to read, view, listen to, or otherwise experience every version of the classic Gothic serial novel The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux, and then review it in lurid detail for her own enjoyment. Comments, contacts, and information are always welcome. If you've accidentally found your way to only the blog, visit the Phantom Project here.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Oh, lord. If you've been waiting for me to review something bad again, wait no longer. I need to go huff some Brannagh or something until I feel better about film as an industry.
I knew the road would be rough when I took this turnpike to Self-Published Junction, but man, I could have used more mental suspension.
I knew the road would be rough when I took this turnpike to Self-Published Junction, but man, I could have used more mental suspension.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Reviewing has occurred, and it's surprisingly awesome. If there's one thing I love, it's being surprised by awesome.
I'm not sure the next thing on my list is going to surprise me with awesome, but I bet it'll find some way to surprise me, so I'll take it.
I'm not sure the next thing on my list is going to surprise me with awesome, but I bet it'll find some way to surprise me, so I'll take it.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
It's not quite review time, but since this keeps turning up in all my feeds, I figured you fine people couldn't help but enjoy a look-see if you haven't seen it yet.
Exciting, right? It's a fun effort, though I want to shake him until his pretty white teeth rattle out every time he feels the need to "rock up" the Phantom, and I'm not a big fan of his weird tempo shifts in the final lair scene. But hey, I can't sing in two different registers, so a toast to him.
Back to the horrors of ancient Persia!
Exciting, right? It's a fun effort, though I want to shake him until his pretty white teeth rattle out every time he feels the need to "rock up" the Phantom, and I'm not a big fan of his weird tempo shifts in the final lair scene. But hey, I can't sing in two different registers, so a toast to him.
Back to the horrors of ancient Persia!
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