Crow Director: Alex Proyas Cast: Brandon Lee, Ernie Hudson, Michael Wincott, David Patrick Kelly
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- DVD Release Date: 03/20/2001
- Original Release: 1994
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- Sales Rank: 1,879
Features
Two-DVD Collector's Edition with audio commentary by director Alex Proyas, production designer Alex McDowell, director of photography Dariusz Wolski, and screenwriter David J. Schow; behind-the-scenes featurette; The Crow Chronicles; profile of James O'Barr; three extended scenes plus deleted footage; production design stills; storyboards; DVD-ROM materials.
Full Product DetailsScene Index
Disc #1-
0. Chapter Selection
1. Opening/Murder And Fire [4:21]
2. Living Dead [12:23]
3. "Victims, Aren't We All?" [5:07]
4. Death Is Coming Tonight"|00:13:20|}
5. Mother Is The Name For God"|00:09:10|}
6. Curious Cop [4:03]
7. Awfully Touching [3:22]
8. Blast From The Past [7:39]
9. Funny Drugs [1:27]
10. Guilty Conscience [1:22]
11. Missing And Caring [3:28]
12. No Such Thing As Ghosts [1:14]
13. The Dead Can't Come Back [2:12]
14. The Avenger [8:28]
15. "Kill The Crow And Destroy The Man" [3:16]
16. Every Man's Devil [11:40]
17. Reunited! [1:33]
18. End Credits [7:19]
Editorial Reviews
Based on James O'Barr's cult graphic novel, The Crow is a dark and moving testament to the powers of love and revenge and is forever marked as the project on which star Brandon Lee met his untimely end. Lee portrays Eric Draven, who rises to avenge himself and his fiancée, both murdered on the eve of their marriage. With a mysterious crow and a young girl (Rochelle Davis) as his primary guides through the world of the living, Eric systematically finds and kills each murderer, unveiling a much larger conspiracy as he goes along. An archetypal revenge story -- like a western splattered with an MTV-meets-Death Wish attitude -- The Crow pushes the envelope of the gothic horror genre, which director Alex Proyas has down to a visual tee. Michael Wincott seethes as the villainous Top Dollar; Ernie Hudson's cop adds support to the already strong Lee; and the heavy rock-and-metal soundtrack lays a fine beat to what is overall a hauntingly sensual experience. In addition to starring, Lee choreographed the film's incredible fight sequences and performed his own stunts -- a great nod to the legacy of his father, martial arts icon Bruce Lee, but a sad testimony to Lee's own lost talents. Patricia Kim O'Cone, Barnes & Noble
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