> O.K., I was just trying to help your situation because your presentaion is
> immature. And defending somthing without absolutely no vaild
> support, reason and Childish statements like the one above (I'm just
> someone with some sense
when it comes to music and REAL talent!) is a
> sign of a fangirl(boy).
I'm not trying to change your opinion of this
> soundtrack or movie, I just can't do that! But I just wanted to know your
> reasons why you don't like it and help you not look like a irrational
> little girl that no one takes seriously which right now you do. No harm
> intended. Sorry about identifing you as a same person with an alias, that
> was immature of me.

> Have a nice day,

> Chris

Wow, at least you admit that you were immature and your mistake. I like that. There are so many rude people out there that think they are right and the other is wrong. I also see that there are people who don't make such a big deal about it because it's all opinions. Like them, I agree that people will have different opinions and that we should respect that because there is no right or wrong in something like this.

I've noticed how so many people are bashing "fan girls" because they are "young", "only like the movie because of the hunky phantom", and "are immature." Someone explain to me what a "fan girl" is because all I see are FANS of the movie/book/play who are just GIRLS. Nothing is wrong about what they think because it's all OPINIONS. Any mature person would see that. Plus, anyone consider that there are boys that like the movie, too?

I also see how people respond to those who don't like the movie. They seem as harsh, too, and also can be insulting. That isn't..nice...and it shows how immature they are, too.

Using curse words won't help you prove your point, Chris is right. I love the movie, and I love the play as well as the original book. They all made me cry. In the movie, though, I think they could have done better with the lighting, but that is only my opinion.