h_hussien
03-29-2006, 08:47 AM
when i saw the movie i didn't know that i would be anxious to read the novel.
the movie is a piece of work . the use of lights ,the colours, and how busy is the back stage, the dancers, the singers , the actors on the stage , it was realy good .
and when i read the novel i noticed the same movementthe,same life .
there is no too much difference between the movie and the novel , the director succeeded in keep the spirit of the story and the actual events.
we can find that the main actors in the movie kept the same emotions, feelings and reactions of the alternative characters in the novel.
i think the only diffrence between the two works , is that the number of the characters is minimized.
and about the novel i didn't expect that the characters are so alive , espcialy in writing and expressing the phantom's emotions, it was facinating.
both works are ... inspiring.
the movie is a piece of work . the use of lights ,the colours, and how busy is the back stage, the dancers, the singers , the actors on the stage , it was realy good .
and when i read the novel i noticed the same movementthe,same life .
there is no too much difference between the movie and the novel , the director succeeded in keep the spirit of the story and the actual events.
we can find that the main actors in the movie kept the same emotions, feelings and reactions of the alternative characters in the novel.
i think the only diffrence between the two works , is that the number of the characters is minimized.
and about the novel i didn't expect that the characters are so alive , espcialy in writing and expressing the phantom's emotions, it was facinating.
both works are ... inspiring.