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During 'Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again', Christine walks up some steps and through an archway. [...]	D
In the first scene of the film at the auction, Old Raoul is referred to as the "Vicomte de Chagny", [...]	D
Madame Giry's story of rescuing Erik in their childhood would have taken place decades ago. Construc [...]	D
After Raoul and Madame Giry ascend from the trap door scene at the end of the masquerade ball, they [...]	D
If you watch the positioning of Carlotta's hands/arms during the Hannibal rehearsal after the elepha [...]	D
During the Point of No Return scene, when the Phantom grasps Christine's wrists, the gold bracelet b [...]	D
In the beginning, where Raoul is riding his carriage to the Opera House, it looks as if there is a b [...]	D
During the "Point of No Return" reprise, the Phantom places the veil on Christine's head. When the c [...]	D
When the Phantom takes Christine down to the catacombs for the first time, her hair and makeup slowl [...]	D
At the end of "Music of the Night" as the Phantom is laying Christine into her bed, his mouth and th [...]	D
When the Phantom is on the rooftop after Christine and Raoul leave, you see the Phantom's cape blowi [...]	D
During "Music of the Night", when the Phantom is carrying the fainted Christine towards the bed, Chr [...]	D
When Meg goes to look for Christine after she sings 'Think of Me', she walks backstage and passes Mo [...]	D
While Meg is congratulating Christine after her "Think of Me" performance, she puts her hand on Chri [...]	D
Christine's hair is wild while running up the staris in "Why have you brought me here..." and then o [...]	D
In a 1919 scene, a shop shows the Swarovski swan logo. At the time, Swarovski's logo was an edelweis [...]	D
In the "Point of no Return" scene, when Christine sings "...No dreams within her heart but dreams of [...]	D
When the phantom takes Christine down to his lair and places the veil on her head, saying "an eterni [...]	D
During the very final scenes of the movie, when the Phantom is singing "Masquerade" looking at the M [...]	D
The Phantom writes a song about the "Point of No Return." This phrase originated in the 20th century [...]	D
The last letter that is read in the "Letters" scene does not match the letter that the Phantom is se [...]	D
When Raoul runs to Christine and says "Are you alright", we hear her say "Raoul we're not safe here" [...]	D
When Meg reaches the Phantom's lair, she exits the lake with her trousers clearly soaked, seconds la [...]	D
When Christine faints there is a candle behind her that is not lit, but before she fainted it was li [...]	D
When Christine is visiting the cemetery, we see her pass the same set of tombstones (most notably a [...]	D
After "All I Ask of You", the Phantom picks up the rose that Christine dropped and slowly tears the [...]	D
At the end of "Prima Donna", right before the opera starts, on La Carlotta's left shoulder there are [...]	D
When Christine and Raoul kiss on the rooftop, he picks her up and spins around. During this, her han [...]	D
When Raoul cheers Christine's debut, he calls out, "Bravo!" It should be "Brava!"	D
The lair under the opera is full of chandeliers and torches. Over the years, walls should have been [...]	D
When Christine is walking through the cemetery, you can't see her breath even though it is cold enou [...]	D
During the "Point of No Return" scene, the Phantom is clean-shaven. In the following scene in the Ph [...]	D
During Christine's first performance, once the audience appears, if you slow the video down, you can [...]	D
The story opens in 1919, and both Raoul and Madame Giry are shown to be quite elderly. The rest of t [...]	D
When The Phantom wears the domino mask at the Masquerade, one can see that his forehead is totally n [...]	D
In "Point of No Return", the Phantom takes off his cape when first on the bridge. When the camera zo [...]	D
During the Masquerade scene, when the phantom comes downstairs, he has not got the bag with the Don [...]	D
Before Meg leads the crowd to the lair, her hair is curled at the bottom. When she gets there it is [...]	D
When Meg comes out of the underground tunnel into the Phantom's cave, she has a cross hanging loosel [...]	D
When the Phantom is on the rooftop after Christine and Raoul leave, you can see the Phantom's footst [...]	D
In the semi-beginning of 'Music of the Night' the Phantom's mouth comes in too late for the words wh [...]	D
When Raoul is falling through the stairs to save Christine, the gate is under the water, but when he [...]	D
During the chandelier scene, the crowd is running and you can see the knee pads on the women when th [...]	D
After the chandelier crash, Raoul and Madame Giry go downstairs to find the Phantom. Despite the sce [...]	D
The rope that the Phantom cuts and causes the chandelier to crash is hanging limp when it is tied to [...]	D
In the "Masquerade", Christine and Raoul are dancing and they have their masks in their hands. Howev [...]	D
In the final scenes, the position of Raoul's ropes changes between shots. It is easy to notice by co [...]	D
When Christine is in the boat and being shown around the Phantom's lair for the first time, the lock [...]	D
In the graveyard scene, as Christine is singing "Dreaming of you won't help me to do..." a snowflake [...]	D
The color of the stage lighting in most of the stage performance scenes is a bright, hot white. The [...]	D
In the scene of "Don Juan" it shows a birds eye pan over of the audience in the ground level (orches [...]	D
After Raoul swims up to take his breath while trapped under the grate, the iron grid is shown droppi [...]	D
When Raoul is on his way down the stairs to the Phantom's lair, he falls through a hole, down into a [...]	D
Throughout many songs in the movie, the actors' mouths are not matched up with the music.	D
At the beginning practice, when the phantom drops the background on Carlotta, he drops a letter down [...]	D
The screenplay says that the Masquerade ball takes place on New Year's Eve in 1870. Such a decadent [...]	D
Box Five is the Phantom's box, to be reserved for his usage. However, the Opera House depicted in th [...]	D
In the final scenes when Christine sings "This haunted face holds no horror for me now..." she uncov [...]	D
During "Notes", Firmin and Andre both spend a lot of time not matching their audio.	D
When Christine lights a candle for her father in the chapel after "Think of Me", she lights her matc [...]	D
When Phantom kills Joseph Buquet, Meg jumps between the wings and the stage between shots.	D
At the end of the movie, when the Phantom smashes the second mirror you can see the cable that is ho [...]	D
In the "Masquerade" sequence, as per the stage show, the chorus sings about all the colors of the ma [...]	D
During "Prima Donna" Carlotta's lips do not match the words being sung.	D
Christine takes off the wedding veil that the Phantom gave her and drops it. When the Phantom is lea [...]	D
When Meg steps out of the underground river and into the Phantom's lair, her brown pants are clearly [...]	D
During the "Music of the Night" scene, right as the Phantom says, "Open up your mind, let your fanta [...]	D
The black, decorative baton used by the conductor is a presentation baton sometimes given to retirin [...]	D
When The Phantom brings Christine to the lair, she is wearing stockings. However once she faints and [...]	D
During the singing of "Don Juan", La Carlotta is heard singing an ending note but you see her smilin [...]	D
At some point during the "Music of the Night" scene, the shadow of a giant camera can be seen on the [...]	D
During the beginning of the "Masquerade" scene the singers' lips are not matched to the music.	D
During the introduction of "Don Juan Triumphant" when the chorus & Carlotta gather together at one s [...]	D
When Christine and Raoul are heading towards the roof after "Il Muto", Raoul is behind Christine, bu [...]	D

Frase

The Phantom: [Mockingly to Raoul] Order your fine [...]	D
The Phantom: [to Christine, as he sees Raoul, come [...]	D
Madame Giry: Those who speak of what they know / l [...]	D
Carlotta: [sung] I know who sent this: The Vicomte [...]	D
Raoul: No more talk of darkness. Forget these wide [...]	D
The Phantom: [On a number of threatening and order [...]	D
Andre: Signor, isn't there a rather marvelous aria [...]	D
Raoul: Say you love him, and my life is over!	D
[the Phantom drops a backdrop on Carlotta] Andre: [...]	D
The Phantom: Did I NOT instruct that Box 5 was to [...]	D
Confidante: They say that this youth has set my la [...]	D
Passirino: Master? The Phantom: Passarino... Go a [...]	D
The Phantom: You've past the point of no return. [...]	D
The Phantom: That fate which condemns me to wallow [...]	D
The Phantom: Softly, deftly, music shall carress y [...]	D
Meg Giry: He's here! That Phantom of the Opera!	D
Crowd: [singing] Track down this murderer, he must [...]	D
Crowd: Masquerade! Every face a different shade. M [...]	D
Christine: Think of me, think of me waking, silent [...]	D
Christine DaaÃ©: Twisted every way, what answer [...]	D
Christine: Say you love me. Raoul: You know I do.	D
Christine: [to the Phantom] Farewell, my fallen id [...]	D
The Phantom: That fate which condemns me to wallow [...]	D
The Phantom: This face, which earned a mother's fe [...]	D
The Phantom: But Christine - fear can turn to love [...]	D
Madame Giry: Keep your hand at the level of your e [...]	D
Andre,Â Firmin: We get our opera, she gets her l [...]	D
Madame Giry: [about the Phantom] He's a genius. He [...]	D
[first lines] Auctioneer: Sold. Your number, sir? [...]	D
Carlotta: Well, if my managers command. Mr. Reyer? [...]	D
The Phantom: [to Christine of Raoul] His life is n [...]	D
The Phantom: Did I not instruct [the crowd gasps] [...]	D
Madame Giry: [about Christine] Let her sing for yo [...]	D
The Phantom: [singing] Too long you've wandered in [...]	D
The Phantom: Down once more to the dungeon of my b [...]	D
[as they travel to the Phantom's lair] Christine [...]	D
The Phantom: Say you'll share with me one love, on [...]	D
The Phantom: [to Christine, talking about himself] [...]	D
The Phantom: Did you think that I would harm her?	D
Christine: Raoul, I've seen him! Can I ever forget [...]	D
Raoul: [to himself] A collector's piece indeed... [...]	D
The Phantom: [singing to Christine] Your chains ar [...]	D
Christine: Yet in his eyes, all the sadness of the [...]	D
The Phantom: [sung] Christine Daae has returned to [...]	D
Christine: If he has to kill a thousand men, the P [...]	D
The Phantom: Seal my fate tonight. I hate to have [...]	D
Raoul: [angryly] Why make her lie to you to save m [...]	D
The Phantom: Too late for prayers and useless pity [...]	D
Madame Giry: I have a message from the Opera Ghost [...]	D
Christine: My God, who is this man who hunts to ki [...]	D
Christine: Say you love me every waking moment. Tu [...]	D
Christine: I remember... there was mist. Swirling [...]	D
Madame Giry: [leading Raoul to the Phantom's lair] [...]	D
Raoul: You said yourself, he was nothing but a man [...]	D
Raoul: For pity's sake, Christine, say no! Don't t [...]	D
Carlotta: I hope he as excited by dancing girls as [...]	D
Andre: [trying to convince Carlotta to come back a [...]	D
The Phantom: You have come here, in pursuit of you [...]	D
Carlotta: Why you spray on my chin all the time, h [...]	D
The Phantom: I gave you my music... made your song [...]	D
Christine: What I once used to dream, I now dread [...]	D
Madame Giry: The angel sees, the angel knows. Rao [...]	D
Raoul: [sung] Is this not the letter you wrote? F [...]	D
Raoul,Â Christine: Anywhere you go, let me go to [...]	D
Meg Giry: [singing to Christine] Where in the worl [...]	D
Raoul: Christine forgive me, please forgive me. I [...]	D
Christine: Who was that shape in the shadows? Whos [...]	D
Christine DaaÃ©: [sung] Flowers fade, the fruits [...]	D
Christine: Think of it! A secret engagement. Look, [...]	D
Christine DaaÃ©: Past the point of no return - n [...]	D
The Phantom: [seeing Christine's engagement ring o [...]	D
[as she attempts to leave the first time] Carlott [...]	D
The Phantom: [sung] Christine Daae has returned to [...]	D
The Phantom: [singing, brokenly] Masquerade... pap [...]	D
Raoul: [Desperate] Free her! Do what you like only [...]	D
Christine: In his eyes, all the sadness of the wor [...]	D
Reyer: [to one of the fops from Il Muto dancing al [...]	D
Lefevre: As you know, for some weeks there have be [...]	D
[repeated line] The Phantom: I am your Angel of M [...]	D
[repeated line] Christine: In sleep he sang to me [...]	D
The Phantom,Â Christine DaaÃ©: Past the point [...]	D
The Phantom: [to Christine] Pity comes too late, t [...]	D
Christine DaaÃ©: [sung] In sleep, he sang to me. [...]	D
[as he leads Christine down the tunnels of the ope [...]	D
The Phantom: Hounded out by everyone! Met with hat [...]	D
Lefevre: Gentlemen, good luck. If you need me, I s [...]	D
Evil Gypsy: Come. Come. [beckons onlookers] Evil [...]	D
The Phantom: Now, let it be war upon you both!	D
The Phantom: You will curse the day you did not do [...]	D
The Phantom: [singing as he descends the staircase [...]	D
Andre,Â Firmin: Far too many notes for my taste, [...]	D
Firmin: What a way to run a business. Spare me the [...]	D
The Phantom: [singing to himself] Masquerade / Pap [...]	D
Raoul: Why have you brought me here? Christine: W [...]	D
The Phantom: Wandering child, so lost, so helpless [...]	D
Firmin,Â Andre: Who'd believe a diva, happy to r [...]	D
Joseph Buquet: Please, monsieur, there's nobody th [...]	D
The Phantom: [after Christine pulls off his mask a [...]	D
The Phantom: Flattering child, you shall know me, [...]	D
Andre: Damnable! Will they all walk out? This is d [...]	D
Christine: [sung] But his voice filled my spirit w [...]	D
Raoul: There is no phantom of the opera.	D
Confidante: [singing] They say that this youth has [...]	D
Raoul: [Christine is being lured towards the Phant [...]	D
Madame Giry: We take particular pride in the excel [...]	D
Raoul: I fought so hard to free you!	D
Christine DaaÃ©: Angel of Music, you've deceived [...]	D
Auctioneer: Lot 666 then, ladies and gentlemen: a [...]	D
Raoul: [singing softly to Christine] ... Say you'l [...]	D
The Phantom: You alone can make my song take fligh [...]	D
Christine DaaÃ©: The tears I might have shed for [...]	D
Raoul: Why have you brought me here?... Christine [...]	D
Christine: Pitiful creature of darkness, what kind [...]	D
[last lines] The Phantom: [sung] You alone can ma [...]	D
The Phantom: [singing] Too long you've wandered in [...]	D
Andre: [as Carlotta storms out] What do we do now? [...]	D
The Phantom: Let your mind start a journey to a st [...]	D
The Phantom: Can you even dare to look or bear to [...]	D
The Phantom: Take her, forget me, forget all of th [...]	D
Andre: [in a note to Raoul from the Phantom] "Do n [...]	D
The Phantom: [of Raoul] Insolent boy! This slave o [...]	D
Madame Giry: He welcomes you to his opera house... [...]	D
Firmin: Gossip's worth its weight in gold.	D
The Phantom: Slowly, gently, night unfurls its spl [...]	D
Christine: Little Lotte thought of everything and [...]	D
Christine: This haunted face holds no horror for m [...]	D
Andre: [singing the Phantom's note to him] Dear An [...]	D

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