Dai Yi, a young Christian de Tears, was sent to the Opera House by his wife for dance training and became a ballet dancer. Whenever she can't sleep at night, little Christine always expects the angel of music promised by her father to appear. Sympathy when she was lonely, the angel of music disguised as a wall to talk to her, comfort her young heart and teach her singing skills. So nine years later, the beautiful young Christine (Amy Rowe Sam) had a sweet voice overnight with the help of the Phantom of the Opera. However, the original spiritual love for music has gradually turned into a strong possessive desire. Phantom runs amok and drives away all those who hinder Christine's singing career with more practical actions.
Later, investor Raul (Patrick Wilson) recognizes Christine as his childhood playmate and they fall in love. The phantom found out, betrayed, angrily cut off the chain of the stage chandelier, and let the gorgeous crystal lamp break in the East. With the destruction of the phantom more bloody and crazy, Christine's feelings for him gradually changed from infatuation to fear, fear and sympathy.
Six months later, after a secret engagement with Christine, Raul suddenly appeared in the phantom of the opera house, forcing the opera house to perform his own opera in disguise, and Christine appointed Juan as an actress. Disturbed Christine ran to her father's grave in the middle of the night, and Raul vowed to cry with Al Phantom.
In the evening, Dan Juan appeared with the police, and the Phantom of the Opera was killed, with actors Gaban and Christine. In a hurry to show off, Christine revealed her mask, and the sense of shame in her heart began to attack him, driving Christine into the underground chamber. Raul tracked to the ground, and the phantom hoped, but he lived, and the rope made an effort to track Christine.
In order to protect her lover Raul, Christine bent down and kissed the ghost's cursed face in hell. At this point, love has a result. The phantom of despair took away the couple who hugged each other tightly, and entered the underground chamber surrounded by the police and the masses. When they came out, they only left a bleak mask of real laughter. ...