Brandon Lee,
Michael Wincott,
Ernie Hudson,
Ling Bai,
David Patrick Kelly
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A man comes back from the grave in the guise of a night bird to avenge his and his girlfriend's deaths.
DVD Release Date: January 1, 1998
Stats: 20,989 reviews
Every generation needs their "rebellion" movie. For me, I think it was The Warriors. So I can fully understand how The Crow has such broad appeal, especially for those who spent all or part of the 90's trying to find their own identity. It has all the key element...( read more)
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A man brutally murdered comes back to life as an undead avenger of his and his fiancée's murder.REVIEW
Having known Ernie Hudson as one of the Ghostbusters, I thou...( read more)
Good film but it spawned so much crap! Perhaps held in such high regard due to the tragic death of Brandon Lee. Nothing like a death to boost the ratings!
Dark, gothic, amazing soundtrack and the best comic book adaptation made. The scenes of the crow gliding through the mist and darkness accompanied by Nine Inch Nails 'Dead Souls' is inspired ;)
Also, Eric putting on the sad clown mask make up accompanied by the Cure's 'Burn' is a...( read more)
A beautifully dark and extremely stylish film. The world of The Crow is a horrible place, but it's also very intriguing. The film is essentially very simplistic. The bad guys are very bad and the good guys are very good. It's exactly this simplicity that makes it such a success. ...( read more)
Beautiful movie. Really sad. The story is really beautiful and the charcters are well acted.
Brilliant storytelling from beginning to end. The atmosphere of this movie is so poignant for it's bright young star whos' light was just beginning to shine.
It is a stunning work of visual style - the best version of a comic book universe I've seen - and Brandon Lee clearly demonstrates in it that he might have become an action star, had he lived. full review
This movie is my favorite. I probably watch it too much. I like the graphics and the characters. I also love how Brandon Lee portrays Eric Draven. The dark touch with some hysterical parts added to it makes the film even better.
Looks like we may be watching another Crow film! Stephen Norrington (Director of “Blade” 1998) to reboot this film for 2011.
A video tribute to The Crow film, graphic novel, and Brandon Lee.
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This is one of the most overrated movies I've seen. The original graphic novel by J. O'Barr is ten-thousand times better than this pathetic excuse for an adaptation.
I do have to admit, though, that the late Brandon Lee nailed the part. Too bad the rest of the movie wasn't as good as it's leading man.
I can't believe more people don't see the connection between The Crow and Blade Runner. Do yourself a favor and watch both films back to back. Storywise, yeah they're a lot different. In terms of tone and aesthetic quality they are very similar, and both stellar films.
I'm dying to see this..but I can never seem to find it any of our movie stores... :(
i luvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv this movie....i no every quote there is...altogeather ive seen this movie 219 times and im still not bored of this movie. once u watch this movie thn "there aint no cumin back""there aint no cumin back"
Well, the best movie ever, I think. I like those colors they used in this movie and the score cd is also brilliant.
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