It was really good, especially considering what happened behind the cameras. Before now, all I knew about *'The Crow'* involved the problems with Brandon Lee during filming; I recently discovered it’s a superhero movie, because I always thought it was just a horror film. It felt like a perfect time to watch it, with the new version having just been released... I need to check out the rest of the series first! B…

Having just experienced The Crow for the first time, I can say it’s an excellent, shadowy film based on a comic book—at certain points, it brought to mind Batman, and some sequences felt like precursors to The Dark Knight, especially concerning the character of the Joker. It's unfortunate regarding Brandon Lee, because he delivers a fantastic performance as the main character, and this could have launched him to even…

If you found "Blade Runner" (1982) gloomy, prepare for a devastated cityscape perpetually drenched in downpours. The narrative unfolds through flashbacks revealing the graves of a young couple on the verge of marriage. Their demise occurred after local crime boss “Top Dollar” (Michael Wincott), wanting their property, sent his thugs to force them out. A year later, a crow lands upon the grave of "Eric" (Brandon Lee),…

Like movies such as _The Punisher_ and _Mad Max_, _The Crow_ first appeared to me only four years ago, back when my DVD collection was just around 40 films (now it’s closer to 500). I had very little money at the time but wanted to expand my collection. A girl I'd met that day suggested buying it from Sanity – there used to be one in Civic – and since then, we've always planned to make our “Crow and Coffee” tradition…

I hadn't viewed it in roughly a decade, and last night, with the full moon shining into my apartment, it seemed like an ideal time to revisit some of Alex Proyas’s distinctive Gothic style. The persistent question remains: would this film have achieved its cult status without the tragedy surrounding Brandon Lee? It's difficult to say because we all possess a certain fascination with such events, particularly when …