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Nice reaction! I really love this movie, and it really got so much "meh" at the time it came out, but I really enjoyed it, and still do!! xxooxx (sub'd)

I was 19 in 1994 and watched this in the theater....seen it countless times, had God knows how many conversations about this movie..every scene scrutinized...never ever has anyone pointed out Top Dollar sounds like Beetle Juice!!! You win the Internet today lol in the words of Top Dollar/Beetlejuice "you have put a smile on my face" lol great review Thanks ladies!!! omg I cannot unhear it lol Top Dollar is now the Ghost with the most!!

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"Sometimes we don't do things we want to do so that others won't know we want to do them." Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Charlie McDermott and Shannon Lambert-Ryan. Music Enthusiast Fact: The intricate violin solos in James Newton Howard's score were performed by acclaimed violin prodigy Hilary Hahn. Basic Training Fact: Director M. Night Shyamalan put the entire cast through a 19th century "boot camp" in order for them to get a good feel for the time period. The Rest Of The Story Fact: Joaquin Phoenix made a wooden walking stick for Bryce Dallas Howard during the 19th-century preparation the actors participated in before the film. He engraved "Ivy" on the walking stick. Sound Effect Fact: According to Steve Boeddeker, the MPAA gave the film an "R" rating due to a single sound effect, which was later removed. It was the sound of the knife stabbing Lucius (Joaquin Phoenix). Boeddeker has stated that the scene worked even better without it.

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It just hits a spiritual nerve for alot of people

Enjoyed the reaction very much. The part where the captive crow turns and attacks the villainess' eyes is one of the most righteously satisfying moments in cinema I can recall. Your applause was so infectious I had to clap along myself 😊👏 Good stuff.

Great movie. Btw I've seen so many people criticizing the movie for C not apologizing for calling her brother that word. Did they all miss this part 25:50!

A total shame what happened to the actor, Lilo Brochatto, he could imitate DeNiro perfectly, a very natural actor, was in a couple other great movies like Crimson Tide, then got mixed up with the wrong crowd. Went to jail for a long time. Hes still acting and was in The Sopranos, but its not the same.

There's really kind of a trilogy here, though the stories are much different. But they all are the same time frame made, lots of same writers actors producers etc. in order, Goodfellas, Casino, A Bronx Tale!

Hope you do Halloween 4 in the next reaction

When Brandon says Nothing is trivial.. This one not was on script..

Watch this movie every year from 20 years.. Always cry.. Brandon was so amazing

I saw it when I was 13 in the theaters and loved it. It was the movie that got me into rock music.

At 22:21, Imagine for a moment if you will, what actor Ernie Hudson COULD HAVE SAID. "Okay you want to hear the truth? Fine. It's Eric Draven back from the dead. You want to be in charge? You want to investigate? Investigate this! You suck at your job so badly, this town is so corrupt, that Eric's restless soul came back to seek vengence. I'm the only fucking cop who gave a shit about the actual loss of life these criminals are taking, AND YOU, had me demoted for "Stirring things up" too much. You had me demoted for doing my job!!! You throw around your voice, all the time making sure we know how "In charge you are." But you're not being in charge of shit. Eric Draven and Shelly Webster were not casulties. THEY WERE NOT, numbers. THEY WERE PEOPLE! And you let their killers WALK ! Let's hope to god he doesn't consider you responisible too. He kills them using their weapons. What do you think he'd do to you. Rip out your tongue and leave you to choke on your own blood, or kill you with death by a thousand paper cuts? Because paper work is just about all you ever actually do."

At 13:48, the Bird's name was magic. He was such a professional that he could talk on command and fly up into the air, curve around and land on a mark 100% of the time. He even did his own stunts! Rolling over off the ledge by, "Playing dead" when they shoot the crow at the end. He's dead now obviously from old age. But he was so well trained that they used him and him alone in both sequels. As far as birds go, Magic was a professional Broadway theater trained actor.

The Crow has aged extremely well. It's extremely rewatchable.

14:10 iirc, this scene was his last. r.i.p.

Indeed all the villains died by their own sins, knives-needles-fire-eyes-blades

I enjoyed your reaction and it’s one of my favorite movies too! I lost my wife 5yrs & 5months of 36yrs and it tears me up every time I see it! It be nice to see a darker more theater atmosphere that would give you and watchers more of a real theater experience.

This is one of the best movies of all time then I like what mark did more then Eric brought something huge with salvation and bills movie is spectacular way better then what it is getting credit for and works for what it is but there is still more to do but if they are going to go for another theater release they better have something that works for everyone

Yea action horror comedy fantasy sifi love story it goes under a lot

A real cult classic. Thank you for reacting to see movie.

If you like Brandon Lee you should watch Rapid Fire and Showdown in Little Tokyo. Good reaction glad you both enjoyed my favorite movie of all time.

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Great reaction 👍😎 I'm 43 now, and I had the privilege to see this movie on it's first showing 😎 still got swag, a poster and a booklet, they used to give that out back then 😜 it's the first movie I ever loved so much, i saw it multiple times in the theater 😎 3 times actually, and yes, it's always better on the big screen 😉👍thank YOU for watching, and appreciating a one of a kind film ❤️ RIP Brandon Lee ❤️❤️

Was watch this movie in cinema 1995 when was 15 years old 😊😊😊

The bit where Brandon Lee got shot was in the flashback scene when Eric walks into his apartment when the gang are already there with Shelly, he gets shot by funboy amd then thrown out the window. The scene was reshot and the bit where Brandon was shot was destroyed 😢

"Can't rain all the time..." I'm not going to talk about the tragic, accidental death of Brandon Lee. It's a complicated matter beyond the scope of this comment. Not wanting to dismiss his death, but I'm sure there are books and videos out there that can explain that tragedy and do it more justice. RIP Brandon Lee. Fun Fact: One of the ravens used in this film, Magic, was used in all of the following movies up until the terrible remake. Authentic Makeup Effect Fact: Alex Proyas said that Brandon Lee was unhappy with the way his face paint looked when the makeup department applied it to him before shooting. Lee and Proyas then agreed that it would look best if Lee applied his own makeup every night before going to bed so that when he woke up his face paint would naturally look more worn out. Art Through Adversity Fact: Director Alex Proyas originally wanted to shoot the entire movie in "black and white" closer to the comics and only used color in Draven's flashback scenes with a high contrast theme, but the studio executives didn't allow him to experiment with that approach. This made Proyas shoot much of the movie in a monochromatic color theme mixed with red and dark gray.

R.I.P To a Great Actor Bradon Bruce Lee Jr, Still Miss You Always Gone to Soon

We Knew You Would Do This One, Welcome Back Ladies, We're All Here for This One,One Of Our favorite Movies, Great Reactions Ladies,We love you both See You at The Next One,Arria, Katy & Otis

"Money in the bank!" - slang term to say you are bound to get laid

He has so many great skits, you'd like his 1940s parodies Women Know Your Limits, Conjugal Rights, Self Defense...

This is (and will always be) my favourite movie of all time. We should all try to find our own inner Elwood P Dowd. The world would be a much nicer place.

He won the academy award for Marty

Wow. A high school chemistry teacher graduated nyu. Very accomplished young lady. Great job and benefits and pension from New York City. She very personable and well spoken. What a catch. Marty should grab her.

It seems that he’s the first man to ever show interest in her so she’s fascinated with him. She never got so much attention from a man. She was gene Kelly’s wife in real life

They didn’t have long lifespans back then. Seventy was considered very old

Marty wasn’t nice to Clara when he promised to call her at 2.30 and never did. He knew she’d be hurt because she liked him and was looking forward to the call. He said he liked her too yet never called because his mom and his friends were negative. He should have kept his promise and called her even if it might not pan out because when you promised to call you should keep your word. Instead he didn’t call and left her in tears Not nice to treat a woman like that and especially when you liked her

There are millions of Martys today.

HARD times... how fast we forget them.. HARS TIMES ages fast. good sweet times now...lol

ladies.... its a black n white... its the meaning of a different time.. SHAME was thing and folks used it. its NOT that long ago this was the norm.. have a good one. thanks for this!

Another great reaction from you both! I hope you will be reacting to 'Psycho III' (1986) soon! xx

Shes not too smart, 1967 lady.

Such a sweet, sincere film. They did a bang-up job of it!

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Part of this is satirising Afrikaners (white South Africans of Dutch descent) who, fairly or unfairly, have the reputation of being very direct and to the point, which outsiders can find rude even though it isn't meant as such. 🙂