The Phantom of the Opera - The Ultimate Edition (1925 Original Version and 1929 Restored Version)
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Movie Reviews of The Phantom of the Opera - The Ultimate Edition (1925 Original Version and 1929 Restored Version)
Movie Review: Not Worth your money
Summary: 1 Stars
this is the first and original Phantom of the opera, the silent film version i watched the first five minutes of the movie and shut it off. I warn you do not waste your money on it. Unles you like these types of movies. The newest version is a lot better.Movie Review: Hard to see his face!
Summary: 4 Stars
This particullar movie of the Phantom of the Opera is a silent film and yet so strange. Even though Lon Chaney does a great performance as the phantom it's still kinda good.The only thing I like about this film is that you can make your own commentary. It's really fun. I love the Phantom of the Opera. It's a good movie to watch.
Favorite actors who played the phantom:
Claude Rains
Lon Chaney
Gerard Butler
Michael Crawford
Davis Gains and
Herbert Lom
Movie Review: Lon Chaney is spectacular!!
Summary: 4 Stars
I purchased this Ultimate Edition after receiving another edition by DigiView in Oct 2005.
Lon Chaney is truly magnificent!!
This Phantom is better than the newest movie and the other version with Claude Rains.
Movie Review: Lon Chaney's Finest Hour
Summary: 4 Stars
Despite a history of production troubles and extensive re-editing, "The Phantom of the Opera" (1925) has survived as a landmark of the silent era - thanks largely to Lon Chaney's classic performance in the title role. It's a stylish melodrama with serial-style thrills and some genuinely horrific moments. The DVD "ultimate edition" features plenty of extras and a memorable Carl Davis score. Remakes come and go, but the original reigns supreme. Movie Review: I'm Reviewing The Kino Video Tape.
Summary: 5 Stars
I have never read Gaston Leroux's novel that this movie is based on, I have the novel but haven't gotten around to reading it yet but I have seen this movie which is the first silent movie I have ever watched and I really liked it and thought that Lon Chaney was great as the Phantom. According to information on the back cover of my Kino video tape they used the original organ music score that was originally played live by an organist in theaters when people were watching the movie and I liked that! I have really enjoyed watching this tape but tapes wear out easily and I will have to think of buying the movie on DVD!