Le fantôme du cinéma

Original title: Phantom of the Megaplex

TV Movie
2000
TV-G
1h 29m

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Corinne Bohrer, Taylor Handley, and Jacob Smith in Le fantôme du cinéma (2000)

A young man working at a cinema on a special premiere night discovers that the films being shown are full of strange and eerie occurrences.A young man working at a cinema on a special premiere night discovers that the films being shown are full of strange and eerie occurrences.A young man working at a cinema on a special premiere night discovers that the films being shown are full of strange and eerie occurrences.

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6.2/10

4.2K

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Awards
- 3 nominations total

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Trivia
When Movie Mason (Mickey Rooney) tells Karen and Bryan that there's always magic at the movies, he says "And we all learn there's no place like home." This is a nod to Rooney's long-term friendship and partnership with Judy Garland, who coined this phrase in Le Magicien d'Oz (1939), whom he accompanied to the premiere of that movie, and with whom he starred in many films.

Goofs
Among everything that Sean caused to malfunction, it's never explained how Sean was able to manipulate the film reels/computer system to cause the projection to go haywire on the one movie and the lights to malfunction on the other. As Merle stated, he couldn't find anything wrong when he was examining the issue with "Cut to Black" but only that everything was on a computer nowadays.

Quotes
Movie Mason: When we arrive in this world, magic is all around us. You simply have to see a baby discover a butterfly or a toddler splash in the bath for the first time. Yet, as the years pass, simple pleasures aren't quite so simple to find. Myths and legends fall away. Santa's secrets are revealed. Card tricks lose their fascination. True wonder is hard to come by. But there's always... magic at the movies. Pirate ships, bicycles that fly, angels earn their wings, beautiful women marry handsome men, and we all learn there's no place like home. To destroy that magic, to shatter those moments, to me is a sin so grave it would almost be incomprehensible! If there truly is a phantom, my friends, I assure you it most definitely is not me.

Connections
Featured in Making of Phantom of the Megaplex (2000)

Soundtracks
Non-Stop Hip Hop
Written and performed by Mike Dowdle (as Michael Dowdle)

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Featured review

7/10

Really enjoyed this

I watched this as a grown adult and strangely found this to be very enjoyable. Likeable characters, good plot, and I really enjoyed the setting of a movie theater itself. A great fun family movie.