I saw this video of the crow 1994 starting Brandon Lee playing as superhero is Eric Draven after his last set on the crow movie 1994 when the actor played funboy played by Michael Masses was accidentally just shot a real life Brandon lee on the set. Just like bruce lee playing game of death early 1978 was shot on the set and he died got assassination by the Mel Novak the actor played stick he puts a real caliber bullet on his revolver he shot bruce lee into his face and came out to the left cheek on his face''
Lee and The Crow should have gone on to create and still be creating the greatest of all the comic book heroes and stories in a universe that is one large gold mine for best actors, directors and writers of our day. It works in film, TV, anthology format, miniseries etc. The timeless and inexhaustible themes of life, love, loss, bonds that cant be broken, evil in the world, revenge, the nature of time and our brief moment of life, afterlife, memory, crime, sex, death, hope and love overcoming all. The character has the most interesting superpowers of psychometry or ability to touch items and see its past, events associated with it like with the rings at the pawn and to see events through others and absorb emotions through them and even pass it on to another as with Albrect memories and Shelley pain he gave to and killed Top Dollar. Tactile empathy.( not many superheroes with empathy as a superpower but it is) the connection with The Crow and sharing its eyesight and night vision, even being able to transform into a crow and fly, invulnerability, never sleeps or eats or needs to, feels no pain, off the charts reflexes and strength, speed and endurance that allow him to use guns knives or anything to the very limits of what would be possible according to laws of physics and the capabilities of the weapon or material. If the gun can do it and bullet travel far enough then the crow could make any shot or hit any target and he could make just about any miss him. He can see, hear, smell and nearly be present in two places at nearly unlimited distances at once because of his connection with The Crow and his control of. Seeing Sarah be kidnapped and making the bird peck the eyes out of Myca while he fights Top Dollar are examples. The inner turmoil and rage, bordering on psychotic at times and the great depression and loss are basically unique to any hero in comics. There beyond that experienced by even the most evil villains. When combined with the sense of humor and the energy and playful mischievous personality, and most importantly empathy, sense of justice and the great depth of love The Crow has it creates a character of unsurpassed complexity. Feeling love in the present for or from anyone or anything or remembering love for another or the love of another whether dead or alive causes The Crow to grow stronger and stronger. It is the true origin of the powers and resurrection from death as well as what truly sustains and strengthens them. Without love so great and grief and rage so deep and intense The Crow would have never been brought back. The bird is the link and a vessel for the power but the true link and source is love so that even if the bird dies the man, though weakened, could still carry on to finish what he came back for. Imo that beats getting bit by a radioactive spider. The Crow can be man or woman, any race, and can return to the afterlife or in some cases remain on earth. Usually in cases where its redemption that is sought and not vengeance will it remain for longer periods of what could be centuries or even longer. Basically immortal if not actually. It has appeared in many times and places. How we got a really good movie, 1 great hero and a villain and 4 of the worst sequels and even worst movies ever made period and 4 forgettable or atrocious protagonist and a slew of villains and stories choices that beggar belief when a truly inexhaustible world exists from which to create new heroes and villains and stories and to revisit and intertwine them with the old to make them ever deeper and nuanced with unsurpassed opportunity for variety and timeliness as well as timelessness. Too deep for most to create anything but a mess.
There are certain visual moments from this movie that have been burned into my memory and have become absolutely iconic. The way Eric pushes open the doors to enter the church, at the beginning of this clip, is probably the biggest one of all those moments.
I always thought it was funny when he said that.Because the way he says it,it's like it's all so normal and like he's buying something at a grocery store.His attitude was almost like,''Well,people come back from the dead invincible to seek revenge against powerful crime lords all the time,no big deal.''
I know right? The way in which he delivered that line of dialogue conveyed that he was so concerned about Sarah's capture that the ability of being able to move freely would have been greatly appreciated. His words have such an eloquence and purpose.
If you're talking about the shot that killed Brandon, this not the scene. He was shot in the stomach and I believe the scene was when Eric was originally killed.
@@InkAndPoet the shot that was from actor Michael Massee who played gang member Funboy. massee was devastated when hurt Lee and had learned that he passed away. Massee was the long haired gang member with blonde hair who kills Eric after Funboy, Tin Tin and others kill his wife
a lot of people commenting like this was the scene where he was shot, it wasn't. He was shot filming the flashback scenes, when Eric comes into the room and Michael Massees' (may he also rest in peace) character Funboy shoots him it was that moment, the magnum thats used through out most of the film was not properly checked and something lodged in the barrel. The actual footage is not in the film at all.
What got lodged in the barrel was a prop bullet they had loaded in for closeups of the revolver. The barrel wasn't checked/cleaned properly so when they loaded in the blank they created a live round essentially.
@@RavenLordOfficials very early CGI, great example of it is the scene where he "suits up" so to speak, when he's standing at the window and his face is revealed by the lighting. That's CGI, it's obvious once you know to look for it but still well done for 1999.
I love Sargent Albrecht and Eric's back and forth in this crisis situation. They're both so ingenious and work so well as partners in crime and as a supernatural detective duo.
If you like gaming I highly recommend Darksiders 2. You play as the Grim Reaper (Death) who is voiced by Wincott and he done it to absolute perfection. Here's a little clip from the beginning of the game so no spoilers th-cam.com/video/j461z6Qck8I/w-d-xo.html
A crew members incompetence led to his death. Some people blamed Michael Massee for Brandon’s death but it truly wasn’t his fault. He was devastated by what happened.
I was 16 years old when Brandon died. I remember it being announced on the radio. I remember being for the first time quite gutted as grew up on hong kong cinema and bruce lee. Shame he prob woulda been a massive movie star now.
One of the rare comedic moments of the film that is so incredibly heart-rushing yet extremely funny mainly because of how sarcastically Brandon said it. I would have had the same reaction.
This is not the scene where Brandon Lee was shot. The flashback scene where Eric walks in on T bird and his crew attacking Shelly and they shoot Eric is the actual scene where he was shot. That footage is not in the film and was destroyed by the police after their investigation out of respect to Brandon and his family to avoid any public viewing of it. Michael Massee ( Funboy ) is the actor who unfortunately fired the gun and he was devastated by it for the rest of his life. They finished the scene where he was shot and the few others he hadn't completed with his stunt doubles and CGI. This is why in some scenes his face is not shown such as his transformation scene and his face was placed on his double with CGI during the lightning strikes during the end of that scene. The scene where Eric kills T bird was done with his double and footage of Brandon that had been filmed earlier for another scene , which is why Eric doesn't speak in that scene.
The other messed up thing is, the actor who played funboy and shot and killed Brandon is dead too. Even though he killed Brandon by accident, he never forgave himself for it, but I'm pretty sure Brandon's family forgave him. Because if you do something very wrong and you feel guilty about it and you don't expect anyone to forgive you, they'll forgive you eventually.
Yeah I feel very sorry for both Brandon who lost his life and the other actor (I believe his name was Michael?) who spent his life feeling guilty. It wasnt even his fault, the troupe should’ve checked the gun carefully to see if every bullet was fake or not.
Sad that it went horribly wrong on set. Rip Brandon Lee I can imagine horror when the actor that shot Brandon didn't mean to shot him as he thought it was a blank gun.
One thing lingers in my mind to this day: did Eric lose his invulnerability because he was shot on holy ground or because he ended his vengeful crusade against his and Shelley's direct killers earlier in the movie ?
Brandon lee's voice was awesome and every word was memorable in this movie Heath ledger took inspiration from Brandon lee's character the crow.... Also Rita ora is spitting image of Brandon lee maybe love child?
Generic? He was the guy that exploited two of Eric's weaknesses. Kidnapping Sarah and shooting the Crow. No villain is complete without a competent right hand man.
I love how after the actor who plays the villain shoots Eric and when Eric looks at him with a subtle eyebrow raise like he knows he can kill Eric. Signs of true Evil. If the villain raised his eyebrows too high, it would be like he was trying to prove a point. Confidence is key hero or foe and this man did damage to Eric because he was confident
The crow isn't just his weakness. It's an extension of his powers. He sees what it sees and it guides him to where he needs to go. Like a familiar or a spirit guide.
@@Shanethefilmmaker I know he uses it to see from a different angle (the movie showed several times he did that), but having it so open on the ground level (of all thing) was stupid. It didn't provide anything extra, except expose its weakness. I mean, the villain made it very clear where his position was. And the crow didn't provide any new line of sight due to it being on the ground level.
Was a little girl, eight or so, Rachel I believe, all members of her family, mother, father, brothers and sisters, eight of them, were killed in a car accident at night on the Tiberias road. Only she survived. And they took her to him. It broke me and her too, I saw it in her Eyes(face.
Except for Ceser Romero (Batman: the Movie, 1966) and Jack Nicholson (Batman, 1989). The Crow came out in 1994. Four other Batman movies were made between 1992 to 2006 with no Joker in the story. The Joker did not appear in Batman movies until 2008, with Heath Ledger as the Joker.
Nope. Most iterations of the joker was either based on Alan Moore’s The Killing Joke, or Frank Miller’s Dark Knight Returns. The Crow comic took elements of both Batman and Joker into the character.
That movie he's cleraly goes to marvel universe, because he is a real superhero he's a god and i love it 😍😍😍😍😍🦂🦂🦂🦂🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅they should remake the lovie for brandon lee, RIP brandon the venger 😔😔❤🙏🏽
"And it ends in a graveyard" "I dunno. Doesn't seem as gothy as I'd have hoped" "There's a shootout in a church first" "Yeah, that's more like it! Still not edgy enough though" "Oh, for fucks sake! There's a swordfight on the roof of the church for some reason!" "Hmmm..." "Jesus, Steve! The Crow uses a fucked up spikey thing as a sword" "A fucked up spikey thing?" "Yeah" "On a church roof?" "Yeah?" "Where'd it come from?" "It's a church roof" "Fair enough. I love it!"
![Devil's Night [Extended Bloody Scene] | The Crow [Deleted Scenes]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/r_GZJD95JhU/mqdefault.jpg)
Say what you want about the MCU, this comic turned movie was WAY ahead of its time.
1000% true. This movie and story became the Shakespeare of future movies.
I saw this video of the crow 1994 starting Brandon Lee playing as superhero is Eric Draven after his last set on the crow movie 1994 when the actor played funboy played by Michael Masses was accidentally just shot a real life Brandon lee on the set. Just like bruce lee playing game of death early 1978 was shot on the set and he died got assassination by the Mel Novak the actor played stick he puts a real caliber bullet on his revolver he shot bruce lee into his face and came out to the left cheek on his face''
th-cam.com/video/yQMfHZgzNko/w-d-xo.html
Lee and The Crow should have gone on to create and still be creating the greatest of all the comic book heroes and stories in a universe that is one large gold mine for best actors, directors and writers of our day. It works in film, TV, anthology format, miniseries etc. The timeless and inexhaustible themes of life, love, loss, bonds that cant be broken, evil in the world, revenge, the nature of time and our brief moment of life, afterlife, memory, crime, sex, death, hope and love overcoming all. The character has the most interesting superpowers of psychometry or ability to touch items and see its past, events associated with it like with the rings at the pawn and to see events through others and absorb emotions through them and even pass it on to another as with Albrect memories and Shelley pain he gave to and killed Top Dollar. Tactile empathy.( not many superheroes with empathy as a superpower but it is) the connection with The Crow and sharing its eyesight and night vision, even being able to transform into a crow and fly, invulnerability, never sleeps or eats or needs to, feels no pain, off the charts reflexes and strength, speed and endurance that allow him to use guns knives or anything to the very limits of what would be possible according to laws of physics and the capabilities of the weapon or material. If the gun can do it and bullet travel far enough then the crow could make any shot or hit any target and he could make just about any miss him. He can see, hear, smell and nearly be present in two places at nearly unlimited distances at once because of his connection with The Crow and his control of. Seeing Sarah be kidnapped and making the bird peck the eyes out of Myca while he fights Top Dollar are examples. The inner turmoil and rage, bordering on psychotic at times and the great depression and loss are basically unique to any hero in comics. There beyond that experienced by even the most evil villains. When combined with the sense of humor and the energy and playful mischievous personality, and most importantly empathy, sense of justice and the great depth of love The Crow has it creates a character of unsurpassed complexity. Feeling love in the present for or from anyone or anything or remembering love for another or the love of another whether dead or alive causes The Crow to grow stronger and stronger. It is the true origin of the powers and resurrection from death as well as what truly sustains and strengthens them. Without love so great and grief and rage so deep and intense The Crow would have never been brought back. The bird is the link and a vessel for the power but the true link and source is love so that even if the bird dies the man, though weakened, could still carry on to finish what he came back for. Imo that beats getting bit by a radioactive spider. The Crow can be man or woman, any race, and can return to the afterlife or in some cases remain on earth. Usually in cases where its redemption that is sought and not vengeance will it remain for longer periods of what could be centuries or even longer. Basically immortal if not actually. It has appeared in many times and places. How we got a really good movie, 1 great hero and a villain and 4 of the worst sequels and even worst movies ever made period and 4 forgettable or atrocious protagonist and a slew of villains and stories choices that beggar belief when a truly inexhaustible world exists from which to create new heroes and villains and stories and to revisit and intertwine them with the old to make them ever deeper and nuanced with unsurpassed opportunity for variety and timeliness as well as timelessness. Too deep for most to create anything but a mess.
sadly underappreciated in its time due to being overshadowed by the brandon lee tragedy.
I must say that Eric has balls of steel for taking on Candyman and Death from Darksiders at the same time.
Lol
Yeah, but he has Winston Zeddemore to aid him.
I always that Top Dollar looked like Johnny Estacado from The Darkness.
“Ah Fuck” Always loved that part
"Got an impression for you: Caw Caw BANG! FUCK I'M DEAD!" Iconic.
Michael Wincott is so underrated, he always plays excellent villains
@@art_vandelay7845 has to be his own line
RIP Brandon Lee...you were great in this movie, always gonna be remembered for your performance
Well your stupid fuckin R.I.P.s it seems all you wanna remember him for is his death.
@@Cazz8203 Your fuckin comment is the dumbest thing i have seen today so far. But it is early yet.
@@billsmith9610 Its still the dumbest comment, and its been 2 years.
*you're
@@jamesanderson6373 Don't think, cause that insinuates 'you are' and this is in past tense, saying he was great.
There are certain visual moments from this movie that have been burned into my memory and have become absolutely iconic. The way Eric pushes open the doors to enter the church, at the beginning of this clip, is probably the biggest one of all those moments.
The way he said "I was. I'm not anymore" sounded like he only found it inconvenient.
I always thought it was funny when he said that.Because the way he says it,it's like it's all so normal and like he's buying something at a grocery store.His attitude was almost like,''Well,people come back from the dead invincible to seek revenge against powerful crime lords all the time,no big deal.''
I know right? The way in which he delivered that line of dialogue conveyed that he was so concerned about Sarah's capture that the ability of being able to move freely would have been greatly appreciated. His words have such an eloquence and purpose.
i like the way he said aww fuck as he falls down lol
LOL!! I know right.
That’s actually not an acted scene.
If you're talking about the shot that killed Brandon, this not the scene. He was shot in the stomach and I believe the scene was when Eric was originally killed.
@@InkAndPoet the shot that was from actor Michael Massee who played gang member Funboy. massee was devastated when hurt Lee and had learned that he passed away. Massee was the long haired gang member with blonde hair who kills Eric after Funboy, Tin Tin and others kill his wife
I liked when he whispered "I can't believe you've done this" once he landed.
Like father,Like Son....RIP Lee's Legends!
Not really one was shot the other died from a aspirin allergy
He saved the birds life and Eric's . With a distraction and a few shots. Amazing 👏
Sargent Daryl Albrecht was truly an amazing friend.
The way he walks into the church w the crow, damn it's 🔥
a lot of people commenting like this was the scene where he was shot, it wasn't.
He was shot filming the flashback scenes, when Eric comes into the room and Michael Massees' (may he also rest in peace) character Funboy shoots him it was that moment, the magnum thats used through out most of the film was not properly checked and something lodged in the barrel.
The actual footage is not in the film at all.
What got lodged in the barrel was a prop bullet they had loaded in for closeups of the revolver. The barrel wasn't checked/cleaned properly so when they loaded in the blank they created a live round essentially.
ahh that was it thanks. One thing i get confused on was that, I wasn't sure if it was part of a blank that miss fired.
@@corabain All good there's a lot of misinformation out there on it. It's just a sad story.
So if he was shot then how did they finish the movie?
@@RavenLordOfficials very early CGI, great example of it is the scene where he "suits up" so to speak, when he's standing at the window and his face is revealed by the lighting. That's CGI, it's obvious once you know to look for it but still well done for 1999.
Brandon Lee, the first to set the bar for this interesting character. R.I.P.
i will love this movie forever
Brandon is a piece of my soul🖤
When my wife first watched this. When he entered the church she was like "yeah...I wouldn't want to mess with him" such a great film!
Can we all appreciate how hard ass the music and Ernie Hudson is in this scene?! There’s not a word for how epic this movie is🤘🏻
I agree! :)
Sick entrance when goes in the church.. he walks like his pops !
I went as the crow to a halloween party, and some dumb people said "oh came as the joker"
Wish I was skinny enough to rock the look fuck you
I know the feeling, I done a Pirate Joker cosplay, everyone started calling me Jack Sparrow...
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns haha yup
Armando De Aliaga I did in 1994 when I was 9
*facepalm*
Ernie Hudson has been fighting with ghosts his entire life.
true
I love Sargent Albrecht and Eric's back and forth in this crisis situation. They're both so ingenious and work so well as partners in crime and as a supernatural detective duo.
Can I just say that Eric's entrance was not only extremely poetically well-shot but also very cool and ominous?
Michael Wincott is amazing as a villain. His look and voice are so evil. Too bad he received few important roles in his career.
If you like gaming I highly recommend Darksiders 2. You play as the Grim Reaper (Death) who is voiced by Wincott and he done it to absolute perfection.
Here's a little clip from the beginning of the game so no spoilers th-cam.com/video/j461z6Qck8I/w-d-xo.html
He was a great villian in this movie
He was also great in "Metro". Too bad Eddie Murphy played the main character. Just wasn't a good fit for him.
He is Sephiroth! Lol
@@matthewscottshea He is better in "Strange Days" the underrated Cyberpunk masterpiece from the 90´s...
His character Philo Gant was badass!!!
The best supernatural detective duo in the history of cinema and media alongside Dean and Sam Winchester.
The best revenge movie ever the Crow is so badass!
#90sforever
You are invincible in our minds and hearts ❤️, Brandon Bruce Lee. May you make it to heaven.
I've watched this almost every Halloween since it was released. It was amazing in the theater
I think they wanted to make the crow into a franchise with Brandon Lee. It sucks he died so soon. It still pisses me off
A crew members incompetence led to his death. Some people blamed Michael Massee for Brandon’s death but it truly wasn’t his fault. He was devastated by what happened.
Love the movie and the comics and the dark imagery and scenery
The Crow is one of those amazing movies that most people don't even know was based on a comic book.
rest in peace Brandon Lee
RIP Bruce and Brandon Lee. 😇😇
Oh shut the fuck up. They're dead , not resting
@@Cazz8203 you're disrespectful. maybe you should shut the heck up.
@@Cazz8203 fuck you,idiot!
@@Cazz8203 Why, is it morally wrong to say "RIP" to someone who's dead?.Why you gotta be rude tho...Getting triggered for no reason....
Should have never bought that cursed property GOOGLE IT.
What I really like about the scene are the sound effects. The gun shots are loud and fast.
I was 16 years old when Brandon died. I remember it being announced on the radio. I remember being for the first time quite gutted as grew up on hong kong cinema and bruce lee. Shame he prob woulda been a massive movie star now.
2/2 I wouldn't fuck with the triads.
I think I remember hearing it on the radio too. Then later, I saw it on TV. Can't remember if it was the nightly news or entertainment tonight.
I was 14 going on 15 when Brandon Lee died I was so heartbroken .
I still think Lee would've been a great Joker
@@PelinalDidNothingWrong no he wasn't
0:04 the way he comes is just effortlessly cool
1:15 When you're confident about taking a test, but then notice you can't answer the first question.
So true!
Other crows are like "What? I thought i can't feel pain" Eric/Brandon is like "Ah fuck"
One of the rare comedic moments of the film that is so incredibly heart-rushing yet extremely funny mainly because of how sarcastically Brandon said it. I would have had the same reaction.
I love Ernie Hudson.
Me too! He is so underappreciated. I love his artistry so much.
I find it funny that one of the Ghostbusters killed Candyman.
Candyman gave it hell lol
Hahahahahahah
And how he confronted one of the guys from The Warriors.
Anyone here 2024?
Me, once watched remake, came to remember Brandon
No, it's 2003 where I am
me
🙋
Run outta ammo ill arrest him cop backing him up
Iconic performance, Iconic film.
Not to mention ironic
Such A Great Brandon Lee Movie
Is this how Sting’s character came about in WCW and WWE
Yes 😊
Top Dollar is a goddamn badass villain!
Underrated villain along with Clarence Boddicker from RoboCop.... Both Crime Lords in a distopian Detroit.
Top dollar IS the Big Boss
Clarence IS a Hitman.
It IS the diference
This is my favorite Scene In the whole movie
Such an amazing film.
Idk why I always skip over the comments that say "RIP". Yes he's dead. Yes this is an awesome movie.
This is the BEST anti-hero movie ever made!
RIP Bruce & Brandon Lee & Michael Massee.
This is not the scene where Brandon Lee was shot. The flashback scene where Eric walks in on T bird and his crew attacking Shelly and they shoot Eric is the actual scene where he was shot. That footage is not in the film and was destroyed by the police after their investigation out of respect to Brandon and his family to avoid any public viewing of it. Michael Massee ( Funboy ) is the actor who unfortunately fired the gun and he was devastated by it for the rest of his life. They finished the scene where he was shot and the few others he hadn't completed with his stunt doubles and CGI. This is why in some scenes his face is not shown such as his transformation scene and his face was placed on his double with CGI during the lightning strikes during the end of that scene. The scene where Eric kills T bird was done with his double and footage of Brandon that had been filmed earlier for another scene , which is why Eric doesn't speak in that scene.
I kinda feel like the video was destroyed as a way to cover up the murder.
The other messed up thing is, the actor who played funboy and shot and killed Brandon is dead too. Even though he killed Brandon by accident, he never forgave himself for it, but I'm pretty sure Brandon's family forgave him. Because if you do something very wrong and you feel guilty about it and you don't expect anyone to forgive you, they'll forgive you eventually.
Yeah I feel very sorry for both Brandon who lost his life and the other actor (I believe his name was Michael?) who spent his life feeling guilty. It wasnt even his fault, the troupe should’ve checked the gun carefully to see if every bullet was fake or not.
@@xypaola there was no real or fake bullet. A prop bullet for closeups wasn't taken out of the gun and they loaded a blank behind it.
@@sifugurusensei thats stupid and ridiculous. It wasn't a murder, it was an accident. not everything is a conspiracy theory or a mystery, dummy.
GREATEST BADASS MASTERPIECE 90S MOVIES OF ALL TIME.🇺🇲🤘🏻
If this dude had an eyepatch he’d be the exact comic accurate of the governor lol
Back when I was writing about vampyres one of my characters would dress up as the crow on Halloween night and hunt bad people.
Sad that it went horribly wrong on set.
Rip Brandon Lee I can imagine horror when the actor that shot Brandon didn't mean to shot him as he thought it was a blank gun.
One thing lingers in my mind to this day: did Eric lose his invulnerability because he was shot on holy ground or because he ended his vengeful crusade against his and Shelley's direct killers earlier in the movie ?
The crow had been injured, that's why.
It was because his mission was coming to an end.
Because the crow was injured
Its explained better in City of Angels but if the crow is injured he loses his powers.
The crow dies he dies
I'll never stop fighting in your name Brandon ☯🕇⛊
"Do not Touch my Messiahs," these are the children, "and to my prophets do not do evil." Tehilim
The 4th Ghostbuster heard some ghost was going around avenging his and his girlfriend's murders.
この警察官、ゴーストバースターズの人だったとは…
Brandon lee's voice was awesome and every word was memorable in this movie Heath ledger took inspiration from Brandon lee's character the crow.... Also Rita ora is spitting image of Brandon lee maybe love child?
It's such a shame Tony Todd went from pivotal roles in Candyman and Night of the Living Dead, only to end up as a generic henchman in this movie.
J Bishie Whether it was a generic role or not, atleast he got to be in a legendary movie such this.
How was this a generic role he was the #2 guy behind the main villain?
Generic? He was the guy that exploited two of Eric's weaknesses. Kidnapping Sarah and shooting the Crow. No villain is complete without a competent right hand man.
''There's no small parts,only small actors''-Konstantin Stanislavski.
He also went on to be in the Final Destination movies.
Brandon would have been a helluva Joker!
It’s believed that Heath Ledger based his performance of the Joker in The Dark Knight off of Brandon Lee in this film
People keep saying The Crow is supposed to be an anti hero, but in all of the films (mostly this one and Salvation) the guy is nicer than Batman
Well the definition of an antihero is someome who does bad things for a good cause.
In this case Eric is killing left and right but for a good reason
Anti hero is the laziest label ever. Wouldn’t an anti villain be the same thing? Why not just call these characters mutants and be done wit it?
@@chris7285 hes not a mutant. Hes an vigilante, taking the law into his own hands
For a ghost you bleed just fine...Top Dollar trying to regulate.
If you've never seen Michael Wincott as Philo Gant in Strange Days! You must!!!
I love how after the actor who plays the villain shoots Eric and when Eric looks at him with a subtle eyebrow raise like he knows he can kill Eric. Signs of true Evil.
If the villain raised his eyebrows too high, it would be like he was trying to prove a point.
Confidence is key hero or foe and this man did damage to Eric because he was confident
I had this exact same thought process omg ❤.
Brandon Lee ❤❤❤
I put top dollar up there with some of the greatest movie villains. He’s up there with Thanos, Darth Vader, lil zhe. He’s a big bad!
I wonder if Michael Wincott would’ve been great as the Green Goblin from Spider Man with Tobey Maguire.
Rest in peace brandon lee
RIP Brandon Lee 😢😢😢😢😢 0:31
Goddamn I loved this movie so much growing up! Still do!
Quick impression for you: KAW KAW BANG FUCK I'M DEAD!
2:06 when babes alone by herself
Well, if crow is your weakness, then it'd be stupid to bring that very weakness to the enemy's line of sight.
The crow isn't just his weakness. It's an extension of his powers. He sees what it sees and it guides him to where he needs to go. Like a familiar or a spirit guide.
@@Shanethefilmmaker I know he uses it to see from a different angle (the movie showed several times he did that), but having it so open on the ground level (of all thing) was stupid. It didn't provide anything extra, except expose its weakness. I mean, the villain made it very clear where his position was. And the crow didn't provide any new line of sight due to it being on the ground level.
Was a little girl, eight or so, Rachel I believe, all members of her family, mother, father, brothers and sisters, eight of them, were killed in a car accident at night on the Tiberias road. Only she survived. And they took her to him. It broke me and her too, I saw it in her Eyes(face.
Anyone here after hearing about Tony Todd's death?
RIP Brandon
La mejor pelicula de personas con super poderes fue esta.
Brandon I love you❤örökre
Buena pelicula clasica . Deberian de haser otra . Con el jugador de uruguay de cavani .. casi separesen 😁
I was in the 12th grade in high school when Brandon Lee was killed on the set.
Tony Todd, Brandon Lee, Enrie Hudson, Michael Winncott,!!
I love the Crow. Every Batman’s Joker copied Brandon Lee’s take on the character of this movie.
Except for Ceser Romero (Batman: the Movie, 1966) and Jack Nicholson (Batman, 1989). The Crow came out in 1994. Four other Batman movies were made between 1992 to 2006 with no Joker in the story. The Joker did not appear in Batman movies until 2008, with Heath Ledger as the Joker.
Nope. Most iterations of the joker was either based on Alan Moore’s The Killing Joke, or Frank Miller’s Dark Knight Returns. The Crow comic took elements of both Batman and Joker into the character.
Who Ya Gonna Call, Ghost Winston
They made a new crow coming out soon it won’t be anything like Brandon Lee tho he was one of a kind.
That movie he's cleraly goes to marvel universe, because he is a real superhero he's a god and i love it 😍😍😍😍😍🦂🦂🦂🦂🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅they should remake the lovie for brandon lee, RIP brandon the venger 😔😔❤🙏🏽
Damn! Winston busted The Candyman!
Brandon Lee would've been an amazing Quinlan Vos from Star Wars.
His looks,his mannerisms and voice just fit Vos so well
look at the crow at 0:13
Wat about IT?
John Romero is really good in this scene.
Got my very own Brandon Lee, name my son after the late Brandon Lee...27 years ago...
That man looks like john romero that make doom 2 from 1994
Hi, i'm french and i would like to present this extract in my english class but i don't understand everything...Someone can explain to me please ?
i wouldn't advise that. this movie contains a lot of cursing.
💔💔💔💔🌹🌹🌹🖤🖤🖤🌹
From France : 💔💔💔💔🌹🌹🌹🖤🖤🖤🌹 too .
"And it ends in a graveyard"
"I dunno. Doesn't seem as gothy as I'd have hoped"
"There's a shootout in a church first"
"Yeah, that's more like it! Still not edgy enough though"
"Oh, for fucks sake! There's a swordfight on the roof of the church for some reason!"
"Hmmm..."
"Jesus, Steve! The Crow uses a fucked up spikey thing as a sword"
"A fucked up spikey thing?"
"Yeah"
"On a church roof?"
"Yeah?"
"Where'd it come from?"
"It's a church roof"
"Fair enough. I love it!"
NO esta pa pelicula en ninguna plataforma oficial 😔
No entendi tu comentario . qe no te gusta el noble brandon lee
Jamea Franko with long hair looked good in that movie)
The crow
Was the bad guy inspiration for Sephiroth lolol
I went as the crow lots of times
🤣🤣 0:40
Hudson comin in like a BOSS with the duel wield
Give me the girl, and i'll let you walk out of here.
Love the way he said it.
So badass
Yeah, goosebump inducing.