Handsome production design, but far too ambitious
“Phantom of the Theatre” is set in Shanghai circa 1930. A theatre that has been abandoned since an acrobatic troupe burned to death there 13 years earlier is the setting for a spooky love story. Aspiring director Wei Bang (Tony Yang) is determined to film a horror movie there, even though the place is supposed to be haunted. He enlists Meng Si-Fan (Ruby Lin) as his lead actress. He’s forced to take the claims seriously when the male lead (Wu Xu Dong) ruins a take by spontaneously combusting in front of the entire crew.<br /><br />Though the film is not, technically, a rip-off of “The Phantom of the Opera,” it incorporates several elements of that film and features beautiful costumes, lavish production design in period detail, and an imaginative use of color. It’s especially impressive in its evocation of the glamor of filmmaking in a bygone era. The problem with the movie is that it tries to encompass too much. As a horror film, it’s fairly tame. As a thriller, it’s pretty good, though there are lots of inconsistencies in the narrative. It entertains by virtue of its strong visuals and creepy atmosphere. The twists in the plot often don’t make sense, and are mere means to get to the end. The final half-hour is rushed, as director Raymond Yip frenetically attempts to tie together plot threads and provide explanations.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated widescreen DVD release. The film is in Mandarin, with optional English and Chinese subtitles.
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