The Crow (1994) I hadn't seen it for about ten years and as the full moon came beaming through my apartment window late last night, it just felt right to indulge in some Proyas Gothic excellence. The question still taps away at all our doors, namely would the film be the cult classic it became without the Brandon Lee tragedy? That's a tricky one to answer because we all deep down have a morbid curiosity about us, especially with films and their stars. This is why I got a lot more from re...
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Well if you though it was wet on "Blade Runner" (1982) then welcome to a ruined city where the torrential rain never seems to stop. A series of flashbacks tells us that two graves hold the bodies of a young couple about to be married. That's before local kingpin "Top Dollar" (Michael Wincott), who had designs on their building, sent his henchmen to "coax" them out. A year after this tragedy a crow alights on the grave of "Eric" (Brandon Lee) and enlivens his corpse so that he may avenge the brut...
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This is my first viewing of The Crow and it is a great, dark comic book adaptation that at times reminded me of Batman and moments that seemed to later inspire The Dark Knight, in particular with The Joker. It's a shame about Brandon Lee as he is amazing in the lead and this could've led to a great career. There are some poignant scenes and a genuine heart at its core. Just a home run from Alex Poyas. **4.25/5**
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by Stone Temple Pilots
The T-Bird gang drives around the streets
by For Love Not Lisa
The T-Bird gang celebrate Devil's Night while Sarah's mother Darla serves them their drinks
by The Cure
Eric transforms himself
by Nine Inch Nails
Eric runs around the rooftops
by IIIMedicine
The band performs the song at the club
by The Jesus and Mary Chain
Sarah witnesses Darla making out with Funboy
by Rollins Band
Grange and T-Bird tell Top Dollar about the burning of Gideon's
by Violent Femmes
Sarah talks to the bartender
by Machines of Loving Grace
Funboy and Darla shoot up heroine
by Helmet
Darla escapes from The Pit
