The color red is used very effectively in this film to highlight the plot. The color RED is used almost as an exclamation point in some scenes. I found it very clever. It fairly POPS from the screen in some of the following scenes: 1. The single RED rose left by the Phantom for Christine several times throughout the film, especially at the cemetery toward the end.
2. The Phantom's outfit at the ball is RED while everyone else is dressed predominately in black and white.
3. The RED light coming from her father's crypt at the cemetery.
4. The RED roses Christine carries in the cemetery looking like a bride.
5. The Don Juan set uses RED as its main color as well as Christine's costume and flower in her hair.
6. The bed Christina lies on in the Phantom's "lair" is RED.
I'm sure there are other instances.
2. The Phantom's outfit at the ball is RED while everyone else is dressed predominately in black and white.
3. The RED light coming from her father's crypt at the cemetery.
4. The RED roses Christine carries in the cemetery looking like a bride.
5. The Don Juan set uses RED as its main color as well as Christine's costume and flower in her hair.
6. The bed Christina lies on in the Phantom's "lair" is RED.
I'm sure there are other instances.