I love this movie Brandon Lee is amazing. Fun fact, Heath Ledger said he took some inspiration from this movie and Brandon Lee’s performance when he played the Joker in the Dark Knight. RIP to both, gone too soon
Thank you❤ Two beautiful Artists handsome stars they are both stars 🌟🌟painted in sky Forever More One flys as Handsome SHINING CROW 🖤 The Other Star became A KNIGHTS TALE 🗡️🗿 to live On forever.... Neither should have left this world so soon.... TRUEST TESTOFTIME ARE LEGENDS THAT LIVE On... LOVE RESPECT FOR ALL THEY GAVE ENDURED AND CARRY ON FOR A WORLD TO ADMIRE "NOTHING IN THIS WORLD IS TRIVIAL" ☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️ 🌟 🌍🌎🌏🌟 ☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️
I love how Eric's skills and fighting abilities grow in every scene from the time of his rebirth. By the time he rolls up on Top Dollar's meeting, he's completely figured things out.
Thing I love bout this whole scene is, his fighting style is wild, passionate and untrained, which is exactly how a person who died like he did and lived like he did would fight, and it fits PERFECTLY for this character, love this movie to death, my brothers fave OAT!!!....
*@ChuckLopez @LupusInfernum* Other way around. TDK comic predates The Crow as did Batman in general and no Nolan didn't rip off this scene, entirely different. The Crow literally killed everyone on the top floor of a building where Joker just wanted to make a point and that took place next to a kitchen. I'd argue The Crow aesthetically ripped off Batman with the dark Gotham look.
The Matrix is my favorite movie of all time. I just watched The Crow for the very first time today and when I saw this scene, I understood immediately where much of the Matrix came from. The same outfit as Neo, the slow motion while rolling in the air, the way he shoots with both hands, and so on. I was shocked.
I've always loved that bit where the cops burst in and yell "Move and we shoot", and Brandon raises his hands, leans, and does a little soft shoe shuffle, exit stage left. :D
This was a good comic adaptation for the time. But he's totally impervious to death in the book (never explained to my knowledge) so it was pure rage and revenge with no consequences. A real ultra-violent fantasy.
I love how, in superhero movies, police always show up with 300 armed SWAT, a dozen of snipers, 3 helicopters, a fighter jet squadron, a flotilla with a carrier and 20 heavy artillery guns to take down the superhero, but when they to go stop the supervillain there are always 2 cops at most.
I feel like it's a normally to show how bad society is at reacting to people who are trying to help them. Just look at how the media treats Trump and has convinced many average people that he hates them
There's so many hilarious things about this scene when you really look at it. The random money laying on the table. There's a silver platter full of blow. A small pile of little white pills. A weird sword display built into the wall. A guy wearing white pajama pants with poker symbols on it.
The Crow came out in 1994, Endgame came out in 2019. There's 25 years between the two, what the fuck are you on about. Nobody is comparing them, and it's completely reasonable that a lot of people have never seen the film. I only saw it because of my dad.
@@0lionheart ....You missed his point. A lot of the Marvel films these days are almost carbon copies of each other. There's no depth to the characters at all. The Crow is on a different level and stands out. It influenced so many movies. Watch the start of this scene and then watch Health Ledger as The Joker walk in on the villains and do the pencil trick. Even his make-ups similar. Plus the Matrix has got similar vibes in its slo mo action and looks. Although the film hard boiled has to take some credit for using slo mo.
Dark Knight's Joker, before there was a Dark Knight Joker. John Wick, before there was a John Wick. The Matrix Neo, before there was a Matrix Neo. Max Payne, before there was a Max Payne.
You are pretty hard-core if you see a guy taking like 50,000 rounds and keeps getting up when you just stand there still trying to kill him with your machine gun.
@@williambrugman7788 I'm interesting in Brandon Lee's death about 10 years. I have many books of his life and The Crow on set accident. I know all about it. For example: very first day of shooting it was Eric Draven just wake up from grave and walk in the street with no shoes and no shorts on. Sorry for my English.
@Ssssfs No problem, I also find it very interesting. I still can remember the day he died and how it shocked me, and the year after he died The Crow was released and then I really started to study what happened, have spoken lots of people through the years who knew a lot and some who where close to what happened or to him. So that's why I was wondering....always interested in learning more.
Those are some dedicated criminals, which could never be me because if some dude is getting hit with that much firepower and he's still moving, I'm out.
This and blade to me back in the days were the first proper adaptation of comic book movies. These movies and few other Chinese movies at the time set the trend of mac jackests and gun fights, to bad that movies nowadays dont pay enough homage to them Also the first guy who gets shot in this scene is actually one the studio team member not an actor.
You’d think after taking way over 100 bullets, the remaining thugs who were upstairs still alive would look at Eric and think “that guy’s invisible, fuck this I’m out”, but nope they thought “that’s guys invisible….maybe a couple more bullets would work”
I always thought this was the scene Brandon was killed in but I'm just learning that it was a different scene. Perhaps because of the multiple guns being fired at once I assumed it was. REST IN PEACE BRANDON AND BRUCE 🌻❤️✌🏻☯️
Bad idea Skank. An extremely angry and clearly mentally unstable guy comes back from the dead and remembers your face very well and you lie to him. That's adding insult to injury
He is so deliberate with his words. Sensational moment hands out challenging the boss in his own house. Lot of blank gunfire that's what 15 plus guns aimed close range just unleashing. This was practical stunt days for sure
It definitely does, idk what’s up with the mixing in the video but I just watched the movie the other night and you can for sure hear the vocals and everything
@@YaraDara634 - Unfortunately my DVD I bought has it like this too. Someone, somewhere, decided to re-edit the scene for future relases. It's so frustrating.
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I love the way he sits on the table when he first walks in
I wish they kept the bit where he says ‘I assume you’re all wondering why I’ve called you here today’ and starts laughing lol but they cut it :(
M.
My favorite part too! That was savage! 🔥🔥
It made me laugh a little when he hopped up on the table , acting like all is well. 😅
And the way he knocks over the statue
The beginning part has to have been the inspiration for the scene in The Dark Knight where the Joker meets the mob bosses
absolutely.
The Joker is definitely a hybrid inspiration of the crow and the mob boss, both of their dialogues through the movie are similar to the Jokers too.
A lot of this movie inspired The Dark Knight.
Definitely agree and awesome movie as well and the best joker heath ledger
I love this movie Brandon Lee is amazing. Fun fact, Heath Ledger said he took some inspiration from this movie and Brandon Lee’s performance when he played the Joker in the Dark Knight. RIP to both, gone too soon
This character seems to take them too soon.
Thank you❤
Two beautiful Artists handsome stars they are both stars 🌟🌟painted in sky
Forever More
One flys as Handsome SHINING
CROW 🖤
The Other Star became A KNIGHTS
TALE 🗡️🗿 to live On forever.... Neither should have left this world so soon....
TRUEST TESTOFTIME ARE
LEGENDS THAT LIVE On...
LOVE RESPECT FOR ALL THEY GAVE ENDURED AND CARRY ON FOR A WORLD TO ADMIRE
"NOTHING IN THIS WORLD IS TRIVIAL"
☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️
🌟 🌍🌎🌏🌟
☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️
I could definitely see that
Makes sense
He was truly a great actor just like his father amazing this movie never needed a remake
This movie and especially this scene--and ESPECIALLY that slow walk under the flashing lights--has inspired so many other movies over the decades.
Joker in Batman movie
@@kardaleholland5202 - Yep, absolutely...
Face/Off and The Matrix are probably two of them.
And Tim Burton's Batman inspired THIS movie. The cycle continues
That whole cop sequence. With him in the building and tossing the guy off. Reminds me of spiderman. When he tosses Ben’s murder out.
“I just want him.” Something about the way he says it just makes you want to give him what he wants. Love this Movie. RIP Brandon miss you deeply❤️❤️
Right
I love how Eric's skills and fighting abilities grow in every scene from the time of his rebirth. By the time he rolls up on Top Dollar's meeting, he's completely figured things out.
Thing I love bout this whole scene is, his fighting style is wild, passionate and untrained, which is exactly how a person who died like he did and lived like he did would fight, and it fits PERFECTLY for this character, love this movie to death, my brothers fave OAT!!!....
0:19 - "You're him, huh? The avenger. The killer of killers. Nice outfit. I'm not sure about the face though."
Michael Wincott played a great villain in this movie.
@@danmusashi9851he has throughout his career. He's one of my favorites! The Crow
Strange Days
Robin Hood to name a few of his best
Wincott and the writing are so superb in this film!
That's what jack Nicholson's joker says to batman when he first arrives
This movie is so similar to The Dark Knight not just the noir style but also the performance of a late actor
Nothing has ever been more true 🥲 may he Rest in Paradise with his father Bruce Lee ❤ RIP to them both
You mean The Dark Knight is similar to The Crow, The Crow came out in 94
Nolan ripped off this scene when the Joker walks into the room with the crime lords
*@ChuckLopez @LupusInfernum* Other way around. TDK comic predates The Crow as did Batman in general and no Nolan didn't rip off this scene, entirely different. The Crow literally killed everyone on the top floor of a building where Joker just wanted to make a point and that took place next to a kitchen. I'd argue The Crow aesthetically ripped off Batman with the dark Gotham look.
couldn't be more different in style
The Matrix is my favorite movie of all time. I just watched The Crow for the very first time today and when I saw this scene, I understood immediately where much of the Matrix came from. The same outfit as Neo, the slow motion while rolling in the air, the way he shoots with both hands, and so on. I was shocked.
MusicMan if you like the matrix did you see dark city not the same but i think you would like it
Interesting thing is Brandon was first choice as neo before Keanu
Brent Foster its a good movie
Brent Foster thats the movie with sean william scott i liked that one to
also looked like joker took some of his moves
Rest in peace Brandon Lee legends never die
Nice how he never runs out of bullets lol
I've always loved that bit where the cops burst in and yell "Move and we shoot", and Brandon raises his hands, leans, and does a little soft shoe shuffle, exit stage left. :D
This scene reminds me of when the joker walks in on the mob bosses
Yes exaclty, The Dark Night's mob meeting scene copied from that movie
xD LOL
3:10 might be the coolest scene of all movies
Damn right son it is best scene ever
Every scene in the movie has that title..
Yeah but this scene kill Brandon Lee 😢😢
@@rafaelguerrero3651 it didnt, it was scene when dude in bed shot him, this was filmed before that
@@NostalgicMem0ries blud came back after 3 years in the comment section respect
This was a good comic adaptation for the time. But he's totally impervious to death in the book (never explained to my knowledge) so it was pure rage and revenge with no consequences. A real ultra-violent fantasy.
Pain & rage kept him from dying as the crow said "Its not Death if you Refuse it"
When he pushed that chair over and hopped on the table to sit, that was SO his dad
I love how, in superhero movies, police always show up with 300 armed SWAT, a dozen of snipers, 3 helicopters, a fighter jet squadron, a flotilla with a carrier and 20 heavy artillery guns to take down the superhero, but when they to go stop the supervillain there are always 2 cops at most.
😂
I feel like it's a normally to show how bad society is at reacting to people who are trying to help them. Just look at how the media treats Trump and has convinced many average people that he hates them
I love the way that this mends into The Matrix.....It is so beautiful!!
There's so many hilarious things about this scene when you really look at it. The random money laying on the table. There's a silver platter full of blow. A small pile of little white pills. A weird sword display built into the wall. A guy wearing white pajama pants with poker symbols on it.
Have you ever had a night out in Birmingham
It’s one of the reasons why this movie is not very good.
@@fabjtown1 yea its great
@@dc-collectible LMAOOOOOOOO
@@fabjtown1another edge Lord fail.
2:37 your all gonna die. I love that line.
Ironically the Crow did died on this scene
@@gangstamack8397 i think it was another, during the flashback. They did not shoot chronological. Saved time for painting.
@@gangstamack8397 it was the scene where he was after fun boy
Michael Wincott is such an underrated actor
동의 그의 연기력은 정말로 보기 좋다. 👍
Also. Love the confusion on Top Dollar's face when Eric isn't where he should of been.
"WELL THAT'S THAT" is a line that's always stuck with me. Like whenever I make ridiculously short work of something lol
Rest in peace brandon lee 1965-1993
"I see you have made your decision. Now let's see you enforce it."
SUCH a badass line!
"Wanna see a magic trick?"
joker
Man they definitely used this movie for inspiration for sure
Cant believe they're remaking this movie. This movie was perfect as it was. A beautiful tribute to Brandon. Remaking it is so tacky and unnecessary
Facts.
It’s not a remake but I’ve heard that it sucks
They made up to 5 different crow movies , this isn't the first remake.
Fr, I already found all the sequels that came after this one to be unnecessary so a pretty mid Looking remake of this film is even more unnecessary
They made the love interest a drug addicted murderer who wants to have fun.
Devil May Cry owes a lot to this movie.
Also Trigun
"skank right there, skank dead." When a man has to face his own mortality.
The way he flips from the table ,he had that talent and vibe like his dad , would of been such a badass..rip.
Hands down my favorite movie ever made!
Guy takes 50 bullets and bounces back up, maybe that's your cue to stop shooting and get the hell outta there
Notice how after Top Dollar said "you cant have him" Eric cut rite to it. No waisting time....
3:55 the silly way he crabwalks out the room.
3:56 the way he dances away
Brandon died way too soon, he had a bright futur, rest in peace with your dad 🙏
Nin playing in the background epic ✊🏿😎💯✊🏿🔥🫡👍
Not NIN, wrong scene. This was My Life with the Thrill Kill Cult. This soundtrack is THE greatest soundtrack of all time.
RIP Brandon Lee, and Tony Todd.
Edit: Tony Todd was a guy that him as a hostage at 0:31
This film is amazing. Barely spoken about these days as people thing the Avengers is better. Sad fucking times.
The Crow came out in 1994, Endgame came out in 2019. There's 25 years between the two, what the fuck are you on about. Nobody is comparing them, and it's completely reasonable that a lot of people have never seen the film. I only saw it because of my dad.
@@0lionheart he's saying the avengers is shite
Cinecomics are utter garbage for people with low standards
@@0lionheart ....You missed his point. A lot of the Marvel films these days are almost carbon copies of each other. There's no depth to the characters at all. The Crow is on a different level and stands out. It influenced so many movies. Watch the start of this scene and then watch Health Ledger as The Joker walk in on the villains and do the pencil trick. Even his make-ups similar. Plus the Matrix has got similar vibes in its slo mo action and looks. Although the film hard boiled has to take some credit for using slo mo.
0:15 goth kids at the lunch table
I love the look the woman gives when everyone is unloading their ammo on Draven ... Like "Nah. That ain't gonna work." 😂
Lol nobody ever listens to the hot Asian chick in movies when she's the smartest person in the room.
Dark Knight's Joker, before there was a Dark Knight Joker.
John Wick, before there was a John Wick.
The Matrix Neo, before there was a Matrix Neo.
Max Payne, before there was a Max Payne.
Blade before there was even a blade movie
Brandon was no joke !! 😮
You are pretty hard-core if you see a guy taking like 50,000 rounds and keeps getting up when you just stand there still trying to kill him with your machine gun.
Ah, the 90's...when villains had to reload(sometimes) and heroes didn't.
One of the greatest movies ever made and I rotally forgot Earnie Hudson was in it. He's one of my all time favorites..
Brandon lee is one of a kind. Imagine that he wouldve been Neo in the Matrix before he died .
RIP Brandon Lee
This scene was shoot in 20 of March 1993.
Cheers..
I turned 8 that day that's crazy.
Just 11 days before the accident, how did you know when this was shot?
@@williambrugman7788 I'm interesting in Brandon Lee's death about 10 years. I have many books of his life and The Crow on set accident. I know all about it. For example: very first day of shooting it was Eric Draven just wake up from grave and walk in the street with no shoes and no shorts on. Sorry for my English.
@Ssssfs No problem, I also find it very interesting. I still can remember the day he died and how it shocked me, and the year after he died The Crow was released and then I really started to study what happened, have spoken lots of people through the years who knew a lot and some who where close to what happened or to him. So that's why I was wondering....always interested in learning more.
Those are some dedicated criminals, which could never be me because if some dude is getting hit with that much firepower and he's still moving, I'm out.
"they aren't paying me enough for this shit"
So that is the part where you think you'd be out of that criminal gang?
1:10: “He’s gone!”
*BANG!!!*
Epic!
2:46 sweet move
3:11 this scene has aura
Top dollar was the perfect villain. It's hilarious how that cop said what in the crap like 4 times in the movie 😂
what's the name of the song beginning at @3:10?
acetvr6 I wanna know the same brother
That's "Devil's Night" by Graeme Revell.
Лучший фильм,среди подобного жанра! Вечная память "Ворону"😢😢😢
Best comics Book movie ever. Brandon IS so good....rip
This and blade to me back in the days were the first proper adaptation of comic book movies. These movies and few other Chinese movies at the time set the trend of mac jackests and gun fights, to bad that movies nowadays dont pay enough homage to them
Also the first guy who gets shot in this scene is actually one the studio team member not an actor.
Man the 90's.
It's like all the rooftop sequences were filmed on the same set.
Possibly he greatest superhero/antihero film ever... Extremely likely...
Rip Brandon Lee :(
man....i was like 7yrs old in 1994 when i first saw this movie before ratings came in.. the crow , star wars.no ragrets
Not even a single letter?
ah, the unlimited ammunition trope, gotta love it....
Did that cop REALLY just say "What the CRAP" 😂😂
i swear i love this film but at times it feels like my little brother wrote the script...hes 6! 🤣🤣
You’d think after taking way over 100 bullets, the remaining thugs who were upstairs still alive would look at Eric and think “that guy’s invisible, fuck this I’m out”, but nope they thought “that’s guys invisible….maybe a couple more bullets would work”
He was never invisible
You mean "invincible". Invincible is someone who couldn't be killed, but "invisible" is someone who couldn't be seen.
Ah, back before reloading in movies was a thing
10 times actors weren't acting
"GENTLEMEN!..."
The ministry-esque music is so peak 90s. Fuck yes
3:04 with the cross hands happy goodness!
I always thought this was the scene Brandon was killed in but I'm just learning that it was a different scene. Perhaps because of the multiple guns being fired at once I assumed it was.
REST IN PEACE BRANDON AND BRUCE 🌻❤️✌🏻☯️
He was shot in the scene..where they kill him and his girlfriend in the apartment
I ain't skank, that's skank right over there, shank's DEADDDD!
That's Right.
Bad idea Skank. An extremely angry and clearly mentally unstable guy comes back from the dead and remembers your face very well and you lie to him. That's adding insult to injury
Then sends him flying out the window
Thrill Kill Kult industrial assault riffs are so fitting
Am I the only one that sees the inspiration behind the Joker in TDK.
When he walks in on the gangsters at the table. ?
"What the CRAP!" Such an underrated line
Brandon was an OG !! 🖤🤍😇🥺
Awesome movie and scene and best crow ever
My absolute favorite movie..
SOUNDS EXACTLY LIKE THE BOYZ N THE HOOD BACKGROUND MUSIC WHEN THEIR GOING TO AVENGE RICKY BEING SHOT. 3:00 ONWARDS
Just like tdk joker scenes
He is so deliberate with his words. Sensational moment hands out challenging the boss in his own house. Lot of blank gunfire that's what 15 plus guns aimed close range just unleashing. This was practical stunt days for sure
This is not a good day to be a bad guy. Huh Skank?
What a true story ❤❤❤❤❤ Brandon
The Dark Knight
4:05 that’s literally Ricky therapist from TSLOTAT 💀
I remember watching this for the first time as a 15 yo metalhead kid, full blown with the first love, it was the coolest fucking thing ever
Dude dropped 96 rounds out of a revolver 🤣
If he was alive, he could be a new joker 🃏
The new remake has nothing on this original masterpiece 😮
how could they shoot him, the poor guy, during the filming of a movie!? how did a live cartridge get into the gun?

the attitude of you can't have gets me every time 😂
Ok for real the boss here got such a iconic vocie he should do voice acting!
I like the fact that his.38's have 27 bullets each
That's a smith and wesson and you've had your 27
@@dc-collectible THATS FROM THE OTHER MOVIE!
@@sigmundfreude4088 Dr crow?
4ever Brandon
The Crow took out some crime bosses.
Needed to rewatch this scene after watching the new trailer for 2024 the crow. Need eye bleach!
I fucking love this scene so much
This part was crazy 😂😂
This scene was a classic.
Does anyone else remember the original original version of this having, "My Life w/ the Thrill Kill Cult" playing way louder during this fight scene?
It definitely does, idk what’s up with the mixing in the video but I just watched the movie the other night and you can for sure hear the vocals and everything
@@YaraDara634 - Unfortunately my DVD I bought has it like this too. Someone, somewhere, decided to re-edit the scene for future relases. It's so frustrating.
❤Skank - the only villain to be aware and accepting of his punishment and death.....🤗