way cooler than batman | THE CROW (REACTION) *FIRST TIME WATCHING*
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In 1994, The Crow was definitely ahead of its time and also had one of the best soundtracks in film history. Stone Temple Pilots, Nine Inch Nails, Rage Against the Machine, The Cure -- just to name a few bands.
+1 still listen to it !
@@protovision2010 1993 and 1994 were both fantastic years when it came to movie soundtracks . In addition to The Crow - Pulp Fiction, Judgement Night and Natural Born Killers soundtracks were also great and left a lasting impression with me growing up!
@@darkhorse1280 'The Crow' and 'Dazed and Confused' (x2) were permanent residents on my 5-disk cd player in the 90's :)
Don't forget The Jesus and Mary Chain
I might say best soundtrack rather than one of the best. The score is also awesome. Others of the time just came close.
RIP, Brandon Lee. Nobody does it better than him. After 29 years he will be missed.
The reason that Sarah was eatting that hotdog weird was that the actress was or is a vegetarian so she was trying to not actually eat the hotdog.
My favorite film of all time. The Crow is a legend. Props to Jame O'Barr for writing this beautiful story in a graphic novel he wrote himself that was based on his real life event of his fiance killed by a drunk driver. RIP Brandon Lee. This film can never be touched by being redone.
My wife and I got a chance to meet James O' Barr at a comic con one time. We didn't even know he was going to be there. I didn't even know who he was although I knew The Crow was based on a comic book series. Anyways, she looks over and she fangirls out. He was so cool. He was all alone in his own booth so we got to talk with him, get a picture with him, and bought a piece he drew some time before that now hangs on our wall. That moment will stick with us forever.
@Behelit Yes indeed.
@@MrBoDiggety Omg I am so jealous. I'm such a huge fan of JOB. The film and the comic book, him, stayed in my soul since the comic first came out before the film came out and then Brandon Lee won me over. I couldn't ever get over the overwhelming emotion it displayed. To me it was the most beautiful story ever told.
Brandon Lee was amazing in this.. he only had a short career before his untimely death had his 5 movies on dvd this and Rapid Fire were my favourites.
Mine too. Such a beautiful actor and person. 🙏 RIP
He hit his best role so far, just like Heath Ledger with The Dark Knight and both sadly died.
@@NecramoniumVideo i agree. Did you know they remade this. Just finished shooting it. Kinda wish they would left it alone. I mean the guy died now.
Rapid fire has been showing up on amazon a lot in different rental channels so it's nice seeing it be more available. It's such a typical 90s action movie but it's a solid time!
Showdown in little Tokyo was another awesome one with Brandon Lee
The actor that played Fun Boy was the person who unfortunately pulled the trigger and killed Brandon. It haunted him until he died.
He was so consumed with guilt that he stopped acting for years and said he had constant nightmares about it
@@sneakycheeks it's a shame 2 lives and families were ruined. And it was neither of their fault. :-(
@@daveb947 nope. It was the studio's fault for sending the guy in charge of the prop guns home early.
He only stopped acting for a year.
Poor dude, too. Talk about a surprise. Neither of them were worried about a prop gun, but who would be? RIP to Mr. Lee
Love how the dog is in the background watching the movie too. 😂😂
It is a powerful effect, that Eric doesn't speak during T-Bird's death scene, but the reasons behind it were practical. Brandon Lee had already died when they shot it. In the scripted scene, he had dialogue, but they reworked it so they could shoot it with a silent stand-in.
And Brandon Lee's stand-in (Chad Stahelski) later became the director of John Wick, and he liked T-Bird's actor (David Patrick Kelly) so much as an actor, that he refused to let him audition for a role in John Wick, and just gave him the role.
David Patrick Kelly is Charlie, The Cleaner in John Wick btw.
Same with the iconic scene with the makeup and the flashbacks. The few times you see his face once he enters the apartment were superimposed from unused frames that were previously filmed. Amazing that the scene most associated with the film -with the crow on his shoulder and the lightning flash showing the makeup for the first time - wasn't even him.
Brandon's expression when he turns around with his hand shot, is just priceless.
🤣
A highlight for me for sure 😂
@@BRIDGECO1 I watch this movie every around this time October 30th .... And I haven't missed a single year ..
So good. My friend and I watched that scene with the biggest smile on our faces!
@@tonyyul703 I watch it then and on March 31st, the anniversary of Brandon Lee's passing. And I listen to the soundtrack all year round.
I’m surprised more people don’t react to this movie. It was pretty popular in the 90s, at least among goth/metalheads of high school age.
It was popular with older people too. I was 24 and married and both me and husband love this movie. I was a headbanger though(that's what we called it before metalhead term came about haha)
@@vaskylark Me, too. Word for word. I had my first child less than two weeks before Brandon Lee was killed, and I was a mess (all those postpartum hormones, on top of already being a fan). Watching this for the first time was amazing, but emotional.
One of my favorite movies of all time. Sad the Brandon Lee was taken from us so early in his career.
31:18 Eric saved halloween by stopping the gangs and criminals back in the club so he's just happy to see the kids finally being able to go out and enjoy, its a beautiful shot
“People once believed that when someone dies, a crow carries their soul to the land of the dead. But sometimes, something so bad happens that a terrible sadness is carried with it and the soul can't rest. Then sometimes, just sometimes, the crow can bring that soul back to put the wrong things right.”
The Crow had one of the best soundtracks
Probably the best comicbook movie ever made. The aesthetics of the film are amazing, the soundtrack is dope, the lighting was perfect and all the actors did an amazing job.
Detroit Devils Night was a nightmare back in the late 80's. James O'Barr was the author of the comic. This story is based on an insane real life experience. The Graphic Novel.....is a masterpiece.
I had no idea "Devil's Night" was real until recently. It sounds so dystopic I thought it was entirely a creation of this movie.
I was down there working club security, door and street collections. This movie isnt all that off. I think one year there were 800+
I like that the dog is also watching this masterpiece of a movie with you guys , very cute
The best thing about this movie is the soundtracks
RIP Brandon Lee & no need remake this 🐐 movie in my opinion
Agreed.
So many good songs on there.
Agreed, everytime they have tried to remake it, they end up running into one issue or another.
Bill Skarsgard is cast as Eric Draven for a reboot. He can nail it for sure.
They’ll ruin it just like they are ruining many of the movies from my early years!
Saw this with my sister in the theater. We were openly weeping afterwards. The shock of Lee's death was still fresh.
The guy playing T-Bird is David Patrick Kelly. He’s a legendary character actor! He’s appeared in The Warriors, Commando, and even played a recurring character in Twin Peaks. And yes, he’s fucking great in this.
Glad to see more people reacting to this classic movie . This movie forever changed my life R I P. BRANDON LEE
A personal fun fact: Back then, the WWW was still in its infancy. A fan-made website for this film (probably one or two years after the movie came out) was probably the artistically best made website I had seen so far. Of course there were preciously few professional websites to compare it to, but still, it was impressive.
The movie is set in Detroit which in reality did have Devils Night that was a night of arson the night before Halloween. The reason Eric can't be friends with Sara anymore was to be explained in a deleted plot line of The Skull Cowboy. The Skull Cowboy was supposed to have been brought back by the crow too but he was still too attached to the living and thus couldn't cross back over once his business was finished so he is left a decaying being stuck in between life and death . He warns Eric to not continue to be too closely attached to those ( like Sara ) of his past. Eric must be focused on his mission that he was brought back for and then be ready to return back to the afterlife. He is also thinking of Sara too as knowing that he can't stay he must keep her at a distance so she also doesn't become too attached to him again thus be even more hurt by losing him yet again. He had to let Sara know that he couldn't be as close to her as before for both of their sakes.
Wow, was this in a commentary or something? I love this movie and know about the cowboy but didn't know that plot detail other than he was supposed to make an appearance similar to the comic.
Yup. Basically, Crow-revived revenants work for the dead, not the living.
So, SO happy to see you reacting to this. One of my all time favorite movies (and comics), I watch/read it a few times a year and it never ceases to give me chills. My wedding ring is actually a replica of Shelly's ring from the film. Brandon Lee was a treasure, so sad he passed the way he did…
Wow! I was completely surprised someone is reacting to probably my favorite movie! It's definitely top of my list! I was a huge Bruce Lee fan, when his son started his acting career I was so excited! But soon realized Brandon isn't Bruce, but made is own style! Was over excited when he was making The Crow! Then sadly we lost him. After a short time the producers approached his mother and his fiance about finishing the movie so the world could see Brandon's last film! I saw it the day it released in theaters..... it was one of the best I've seen.... after I sat in my car and cried.....
Thank you for reacting to The Crow!!
A golden oldie
Such a great film! I hope more youtubers react to it.
Ever since I saw The Crow upon its release, it’s been one of my all time favourites films; not just because I was a fan of the comic. But because of the performances from the cast, the amazing soundtrack & what was achieved by Alex Proyas.
The Crow was filmed somewhat back to front; with Brandon Lee filming all the scenes of him in make up first. This meant that the scenes of him without the now iconic make up would be some of the last filmed on the production; & sadly the last Lee would’ve ever film.
On March 31, 1993, Lee was filming a scene where his character, Eric, is shot after witnessing the beating and rape of his fiancée. Actor Michael Massee's character Funboy fires a .44 Smith & Wesson Model 639 revolver at Lee as he walks into the room. A previous scene using the same gun had called for inert dummy cartridges fitted with bullets, but no powder or primer, to be loaded in the revolver. For close-up scenes that use a revolver, where the bullets are clearly visible from the front, and do not require the gun to actually be fired, dummy cartridges provide a more realistic appearance than blank rounds, which have no bullet. Instead of purchasing commercial dummy cartridges, the film's prop crew, hampered by time constraints, created their own by pulling the bullets from live rounds, dumping the powder charge, then reinserting the bullets.
In the fatal scene, which called for the revolver to be actually fired at Lee from a distance of 12-15 feet, the dummy cartridges were exchanged for blank rounds, which feature a live powder charge and primer, but no bullet, thus allowing the gun to be fired without the risk of an actual projectile. As the production company had sent the firearms specialist home early, responsibility for the guns was given to a prop assistant who was unaware of the rule for inspecting all firearms before and after any handling. Therefore, the barrel was not checked for obstructions when the time came to load it with the blank rounds. Since the bullet from the dummy round was already trapped in the barrel, this caused the .44 Magnum bullet to be fired out of the barrel with virtually the same force as if the gun had been loaded with a live round, and it struck Lee in the abdomen, mortally wounding him.
O'Barr later remarked that losing Lee was like losing his fiancée all over again, and he regretted ever writing the comic in the first place.
In an interview in 2005, 12 years after the incident, Massee revealed that he still had nightmares about it, stating, "I don't think you ever get over something like that."
After a great deal of soul-searching, Proyas and the rest of The Crow's cast and crew arrived at the conclusion that Lee would have insisted that they finish the film. With most of the actor's scenes completed, it was up to special effects house Dream Quest to fill in the blanks, which they accomplished in a number of ways. For the scene in which a newly-returned-from-the-grave Eric returns to his old apartment, for example, unused footage of Lee was used, with the actor's image digitally composited into a shot of the apartment set. For a few other key images, however, the effects technicians turned to techniques that were, in 1993, ridiculously cutting edge.
Proyas brought in a relatively green stunt performer by the name of Chad Stahelski, who had been good friends with Lee and had a similar build. For a handful of scenes, including the one in which Eric sports his eerie makeup for the first time, approaching his window as lightning briefly illuminates the room, Stahleski stood in for Lee during shooting. Then, Dream Quest used previously captured footage of Lee to digitally graft the actor's face on Stahleski's body. The resulting shots certainly benefit from their brevity and from the darkness in which they were shot, but even today, the effect holds up remarkably well.
I'm so happy you guys liked this, my mom named me Brandon after Brandon Lee and showed me this movie when I was young, obviously closing my eyes and ears to the... rough and nude parts, but needed me to see this as any parent into this genre would. I showed my girlfriend/ baby mamma this movie and brought out her gothic past I never knew existed. My mom passed away late November, early December in 2021, so this is one movie that holds a special place in my heart now. It's something to remember my mom and now I have it on Bluray so I can watch it whenever I want. Anyways stay awesome guys. Can't wait to see you two react to Chucky season 2 baby! Let's go!
I am so very sorry about the loss of your mother. She had great taste in movies.
There is a saying that the main character says that is rememberable "It can't rain all the time." Rip Brandon Lee
I quit my job as a teenager because they wouldn’t let me off the night this came out in theaters. Needless to say that Friday was popcorn and no regrets
Watching you guys tear apart one of my favorite childhood movies is both entertaining as hell and also infuriating. lol. My therapist never prepared me for this type of roller coaster emotional journey!
It’s not tearing it apart! We make terrible jokes and commentary, but this is now one of my absolute favorite 90s movies without question tho 😂
@@BRIDGECO1 Just got done watching your Hellraiser reaction. Subbed and liked! I haven't been able to watch Dahmer yet and some of the other recent reactions like Prey so it'll be a minute but both of your reactions and comments are genius and entertaining as hell. Thanks for the channel!
Agreed. I wish they would have respect it more instead of making Mystery Science Theater 3000 type comments every 5-10 seconds.
@@jamesxiong6420 Nah, that was a year ago and I've watched every damn video they've done since then cause they rock.
He does more the out Crazying the Crazys. He killed the knife feind with his own knives. The Drug addict was made to Overdose, the guy who was addicted to fast cars and blowing shit up was blown up going fast in his fast car, the last guy was basically scared shitless then just put out of his misery. And the lady who was obsessed with eyes and later with the crow, lost her eyes to the crow. And finally the big boss who's whole purpose was causing pain died feeling the pain of the others he caused.
Brandon was such an underrated talent, and such a massive loss. You can tell the moments in this where his talent really shined, especially when he was acting opposite another good talent. You can really tell when he wasn't acting opposite someone and just reading lines for a solo shot. The scene where he encountered the first guy, Tin Tin, is one of the most raw and natural scenes and really shows how good he was.
It's a shame that the film was never as polished as it could have been, they had to edit together a lot and used a double a few times because they no longer had Lee.
If you like this style of film, then I highly recommend watching, Darkman (1990). Stars Liam Neeson in his first breakout performance, and also directed by Sam Raimi. Bothers me that NO ONE has reacted to this underrated classic as of yet. Has a similar graphic novel tone, despite Raimi creating the entire character on his own with no source material to draw upon.
Hope you react to this hidden gem!
Definitely Darkman, great film, take it, take the fucking elephant
This movie is literally my favorite movie of all time.. it has everything you could want in a movie and I feel it was before it’s time.. the soundtrack.. the story! It is amazing and don’t bother watching any of the sequels
The acting range Brandon Lee showed in this movie was phenomenal! He was definitely heading straight to the top of that accident didn’t occur.
Saw this movie 13 times in the theatres, still gets me everytime I see it.
You saw it in theaters?? Wow badass, I wish I could've
The actor playing T-Bird is in The Warriors and Twin Peaks. His name is David Patrick Kelly and he is one of the best character actors in the business.
And Sully in Commando
He was also 'Charlie' in the ''John Wick'' movies.
'Charlie' was the boss of the 'cleaning crew'
As a former bullied kid, I LOVE vengeance-movies! And this had something when I was a angry teenager, it had some kind of comfort i needed. And I still get comforted. So, great choice of a movie. I'm a new subscriber!
The T-Bird actor is David Patrick Kelly. He is most known for playing Luther in "The Warriors", singing "Warriors, come out and play" with finger bottles.
This is my favorite movie of all time. I saw this the day it came out in '94 - I was 14 years old. I've seen it literally 100's of times. I know every word to the movie and soundtrack. There was just something about how tragic it was - like, there were no winners.
Same
23:46 David Patrick Kelly plays the role of T-Bird and has a long list of film's he's been in, usually playing the role of a villain or henchman. He's worked with David Lynch in a few of his films and the series Twin Peaks too. Excellent actor, and also is a composer and musician.
I just discovered this channel through your watch along of _The Crow._ This is still my favorite film of all time.
Thank you for your comments; you made me laugh. I'm happy that you both seemed to appreciate the movie.
I liked and subscribed.
Your dog is such a gorgeous pup 🐶💕 Great reaction!!
"It looked a little jizzy..... I'm not putting that in the video, but it looked a little jizzy..."
Well, here we are. 🤣🤣🤣
Chad Stahleski who directed the john wick movies was a stuntman and friend of Brandon Lee who after his passing helped finish his scenes as a body double.
"That was a 90's fall"
It was also (AFAIR) one of the first digital face replacements!
The stuntman for Brandon Lee who took over as body double after he died later became director of the John Wick movies.
The writer's of the matrix also created the character of neo with Brandon Lee in mind.
RIP Brandon Lee, he has left behind a handful of movies yet everyone great!
I've said this before on other people's videos. When T-bird is being strapped into the car, he recalls Eric's poetry word for word. HE KNOWS, HE DESERVES THIS. He's known for a year now. Yet he keeps trying to bargain until he realizes he can't. He repeats the poetry word for word. He only read it one time, over a year ago. It makes me wonder how many times he's been secretly repeating it to himself, in order for him to remember it so fully. That look in his eyes as he repeats it. He gets it. How awful goodness is. How awful Justice is.
I think I saw this movie like 8 times in theatre. The soundtrack was literally the last cassette tape I ever bought (before moving to CDs). I still have it. I was OBSESSED with this film. Still am, apparently. :D
They tried a few sequels for this but none were half as good as the original! Loved this when it came out!
City of Angels- It's alright.
Salvation- Hey, that's pretty good.
Wicked prayer- it's the biggest piece of dog sh**.
@@scottylewis8124 😂 you're still nicer than me 🤣
@@scottylewis8124 And the remake will be an even bigger piece of shit
30 Hours of pain…all at once. So damn awesome.
Love, love, love this movie!!!! I also love how patient your puppydog is being. He’s so cute❤️
For me, the definition of a gothic cult classic movie! RIP Brandon Lee!
And if you guys like this kind of cinematography and dark story telling, check out "Dark City" from 1998, a movie that inspired "The Matrix" but is criminally unknown. Unless in the Gothic scene, where it is another cult movie 😉
Dark City is an absolutely amazing movie.
I was going to suggest Dark City, as well! That film is amazing, and it def inspired The Matrix. I haven't watched it for ages, but now I want to see it again.
I just realized that the actor who plays T-Bird was the "Come out and Play" guy from The Warriors
This became my favorite comic series thanks in part to the film. The comic didn't have a way he could be killed, but some of the stories had the issue if a challenge of him/her reuniting at the end. Great series.
Very excited to see so many reaction channels covering this underappriciated classic...
The beauty that Is GOTH....🖤
Fun fact: 18:09 of this video, is when Brandon Lee was actually shot on set. (Fun Boy) was the shooter. Everyone thinks it was in the final shoot out. but it was actually that scene. (fun boy) never really acted again much after that incident.
Loved your reaction 💯
"Mother is the name for God on the lips and hearts of all children."
A famous quote by William Makepeace Thackeray, said by the late actor Brandon Lee's character, Eric Draven/The Crow.
RIP Brandon Lee(1965-1993)😔🙏
I love this movie and I love seeing your dog just big chillin behind you.
So many memorable quotes from this movie. The dialogue, acting, cinematography, cast, soundtrack, all A+ for me.
FIRE IT UP! FIRE IT UP! FIRE IT UP!
The Crow 2: The Bride: Engines of Despair is my favorite not made Crow sequel. I hope someone makes that movie.
i adore reactors with dogs and other pets (but mostly dogs) just signed in and subbed to write this. cheers.
Great film. First video I’ve seen if yours, Subbed. Rip Brandon Lee who died making this movie. Ps, ur dog loving the flicks also haha
The scene where Brandon Lee is shot (the last real scene before his character died) is the actual take it happened. The actor whose character shoots the protagonist nearly walked away from the industry forever. It took him decades of therapy due to how bad his PTSD from it was. He's finally back to acting again.
Michael Massee took a year off acting after the film. Sadly, he passed away in 2016.
That scene is not in the film though
Replying to the previous comment, sorry
20:40 DNA identification existed in 1994, but it was still in its infancy as a crime fighting tool.
23:49 The actor is David Patrick Kelly. He’s one of my favourite villain actors. He made his iconic debut in 1979’s “The Warriors”.
I'm gonna definitely check out more reactions on your channel. There aren't a lot of reactions for The Crow and I really enjoyed your comments and insights.
I still listen to the crow soundtrack from time to time, as it is great. I've always been into comics since I was a kid and I read the graphic novel by J. O'Barr before I saw the movie and the story is great. Works as a tragic romance that's well-done while managing to mix in some hardcore violence. I call him more of an anti-hero than a hero, much like the Punisher is. Totally great movie even if it was kind of a B movie that got a big cult following. Not many if any films had Parkour in them either I don't think at this point.
I saw this twice in the theater, bought the book, bought the hat, had the author sign both.
This was the first rated R movie I ever watched. Snuck into the theater at 14 and it’s still my favorite movie of all time
Phenomenal as always. Your channel is dope. 👍🏽
@Bridgeco - if you like the actor that played T-Bird he is also awesome on the Warriors. And wanted to mention technically he stole his guitar back from the pawn shop
It is a great movie but i wish they told the whole story, originally in the story and scrip there was supposed to be a supernatural being that greeted him when he resurrected, and this being would explain the rules to him and to us as the viewers and scenes where actually filmed but cut, basically it was that he would be indestructible so long as he was carrying out the singular mission of revenge against the people that killed him and his girlfriend but if he deviated he would not be protected and would be as mortal as any other, part of this is still in the film when he saves the girls mother the mother stabs him out of fear but the wound never healed as saving the mom was not part of why he came back and later we see he has duck tape over the wound.
Sadly in the end they went with the idea that the crow was the source of the power and never used the rest.
FUN FACT: The scene where Eric makes the morphine dribble out Darla's arm? I OWN that prosthetic arm.
Can’t wait for The Crow reboot and your reaction to it.🧡
Love you guys
Thanks for reacting! This is one of my favorite movies! RIP Brandon Lee
What the Crow represents.........
Retribution......... A Reckoning......
It's literally one of my ALL time favorite movies 🖤 I even have the crow tattooed on my arm also RIP Brandon lee 😢🖤
I like the fact that Doggo was also watching the movie with ya 😂😂
Cool trivia: Brandon Lee’s stand-in/stunt double for this movie was Chad Stahleski, who later went on to direct John Wick.
"It can rain all the time" such a great little quote
Where he was shot through his hand was his last scene. Always thought it was the table scene. Bless him. Curse of the lee family
I thought it was the Table Scene too... I read something about his death years ago(late 90s early 2000s.) I read, that he was killed during the big Moby scene. I'm thought"The big Moby" was the Table Scene..??
Halloween is next month and no better movie to react than Brandon Lee the crow. Much love Brandon.
Great reaction you two! 👍
The Crow was a comic book written by an Ex Marine iirc.
Who lost his Girldfriend/wife in a car accident.
And after having a hard time coping and grieving and having his mind going dark places, he simply started writting and drawing.
And thats how he created the Crow, wich was very influential back then in the underground/alternative Pop Culture.
new sub per this react, yall are hilarious
This was a movie that I watched over and over again for a few years when it came out. Love this movie. Movies used to actually tell stories that people remembered for yrs. I don't really remember most of the newer movies after I watch them.
One of my favorite movies... BUT I kept being distracted by your dog! Such a cutie)
This movie was based of a comic.
Definitely one of my favorite comic book movies, and just one of my favorites in general.
I'm not against remakes, but The Crow should be left alone imo.
I just found you guys with this video and you got my sub only 9:44 into it. I love how funny you guys are 😅 and im glad the sub came from the Crow reaction. I love this movie
Hi there! Welcome to my favorite movie of ALL TIME, for almost 30 years! No other movie has come within a mile of it, to me. You know what is especially heartbreaking, is Brandon Lee was about a month away from his own wedding to Eliza, his fiancée. They were planning on flying to Mexico to get married as soon as The Crow wrapped up filming. Also, an interesting note: a lot of the scene in Albrecht's apartment was improvised, which just goes to show how much talent Brandon had, and Ernie has, and how the chemistry between them was so perfect. Also, you should check out the graphic novel, written by James O'Barr (he has a cameo in the movie, he was the looter with the long blond hair). He worked on the movie too, and really kept a lot of parts and lines from the graphic novel in the movie. It amazed me, because I'd gone to a friend's house to skim the graphic novel before I saw the movie that night, and there were so many bits I remembered watching the movie, just from skimming the graphic novel! And I only saw up to the scene where Albrecht is talking to the lady cop, because a friend I was with had a pancreatitis attack and we had to take her to the ER! But it made such an impression on me, I called my boyfriend while I was waiting in the ER, and said "WE ARE GOING TO SEE THAT MOVIE TOMORROW NIGHT!" I only got to see it seven times in the theater before they stopped showing it, but it just changed my life.
There has been talk of a reboot, which I am TOTALLY against. It's like kicking sand in Brandon Lee's face and downplaying the movie that is his legacy. Supposedly, they want it to be more like the graphic novel. Well, I say if they want to make it more like the "comic book," then make it animated, like the video for "Take On Me" by A-ha, or the bootleg movie of my generation "Heavy Metal," that you could pretty much only watch if you found a copy, as it wasn't released for purchase in the US. Anyway, I think the fact that they've had about four actors, including Jason Momoa, sign on and then quit the reboot should be a sign that it's NOT MEANT TO BE! Sorry for the long post, but look at my name! LOL! No one should be surprised I have a lot to say about this movie! And I left A LOT out.
"This dude straight up a zombie?" More of a revenant actually.
This has been my favorite movie since I was a kid, I'm so glad you guys enjoyed it
Ah, my birthday movie... just couple days over a month that i can watch this again
I was born on Devil's Night. I have watched it every year on my birthday since 1994.
I just finished the series.
I had such goosebumps watching you guys react 😱
The Crow is always gonna be my #1 favorite movie. The quotes from Edgar Allen Poe, Brandon Lee in his best ever role. The man that fired the gun that killed Brandon, quit acting that day and the girl who played Shelly quit also. In case no one explained it... October 31st is known as Devil's Night in Detroit back in the day. On that night "thugs" would destroy businesses and set fires to buildings. The Crow is a DC comic written by James O'barr. The book is more dark than the movie but I still recommend reading it. 10 out of 10 movie & soundtrack. Rip Brandon
Wrong, October 30th is Devil's Night. It states it in the very beginning of the movie. It's my birthday movie.
This is my all time favorite movie so I'm always happy when first time viewers enjoy it. Brandon Lee was gonna be a superstar.
god i love this movie. so ahead of its time. Ill be pissed if they remake it, it doesnt need it. Flawless movie