The Crow

1994 "Believe in angels."
7.5| 1h42m| R| en
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Exactly one year after young rock guitarist Eric Draven and his fiancée are brutally killed by a ruthless gang of criminals, Draven—watched over by a hypnotic crow—returns from the grave to exact revenge.

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Also starring Rochelle Davis

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ReaderKenka Let's be realistic.
Bereamic Awesome Movie
Teringer An Exercise In Nonsense
Invaderbank The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.
paulclaassen A Fantastic tale of undying love, and revenge. This is undoubtedly Brandon Lee's best performance, and sadly also his last. It also happens to be my favorite vengeance-themed film. This is perfection all the way, from the plot to the acting to the visuals and somber atmosphere. Michael Wincott is perfectly cast as the antagonist, and Brandon Lee is simply brilliant! The scene where Top Dollar (Wincott) and his gang opens fire on Eric (Lee) on the table is incredible!
edaseli This movie holds a special place in my heart. I watched it 2 years ago but I still remember every scenes. The story behind the movie is also heart-touching. The main character, Eric Draven is a classic. And also, I like the gothic theme in the movie.
LeonLouisRicci Director Alex Proyas Delivers a Gloomy, Street World Filled with Unfortunates, Low-Lifes, Murders, Rapists, Anarchists, and some Assorted Good Folks Trapped in a Hell's Kitchen during "Hell Night".Its Bleak and done at Break-Neck Speed. It's Brutal, Bloody, and Depressing. It's Perpetually Night in a Perpetual Rain ("It can't rain all the time.").The Aforementioned Quote is from Eric Draven's Rock Album and is used to Connect an Adolescent Girl (Rochelle Davis) and the Reincarnated Draven who has Returned from the Grave to Avenge the Rape and Murder of His New Bride Shelly (Sofia Shinas). Eric and Shelly had Befriended the Street Urchin Sarah.The Movie Creates a Cinematic World of its Own, Cribbed from the Comic-Book by James O'Barr. The Crow Comics were an Underground Hit. Independently Produced and Apart from Mainstream Superhero Stuff.The Movie is Ultra-Stylish, Ultra-Violent, but does Attain and Maintain a Heart and a Soul. It is Touching at times when it Needs. Just Enough to keep the Film from Drowning in the Blood and Rain and Sinking to the Pits of Hell.Quite an Accomplishment from all involved. It's Well Acted All Around and the Script is Sharp, Never Pretentious, and to the Point. The Surreal Imagery Dominates alongside the Thuggery.The Ghouls are out In Force on Hell's Night and to Venture onto the Mean Streets of this Dystopia is Not for the Faint of Heart.Note...Brandon Lee Stars as "The Crow" and suffered a fatal gunshot wound during filming.
Benedito Dias Rodrigues I'm a big fan from Proyas's work mainly because Dark City that to me is a real gem and my favorite but for first time l watch The Crow and it's fantastic visual of darkness...Brandon Lee was great in the role of dark avenger...and every men who killed you and violated your fiancée gets a proper revenge,every character is mad and evil who give us a sensation of the vengeance is normal and applicable....another good action is Ernie Hudson who proves as a good actor....score for good soundtrack,great picture really but sadly the DVD haven't no extras unfortunately!!