Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom Of The Opera Review
Terrible
Andrew Lloyd Webber's musicals are garish, puerile melodramas with all the elegance and sincerity of a Super Bowl halftime show -- and his brash, brassy songs have the depth and nuance of action-movie explosions.
Director Joel Schumacher was responsible for one of the most tawdry, terribly cliché-riddled action-movie bombs in Hollywood history -- 1997's "Batman and Robin."
When this pair teamed up to bring Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera" to the big screen, it was a match made in hell.
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