The Crow [Blu-ray]

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Montgomery Clift to Marilyn Monroe saw desperate scrambling (not always successful) to salvage whatever last Extended Scenes– Here we get three extended scenes, totalling an extra 11 minutes of footage: The Arcade Bombing, The Funboy Fight and The Shootout at Top Dollar’s.

The eagerly-awaited 4K remastered & Japanese dub voice 2 version and a new privilege video recording new benefits included! Alex Proyas directed by audio commentary, newly recorded valuable extras, such as the end of the interview the video of Brandon Lee! died (under what some still insist are mysterious circumstances), he hadn't quite become the icon he would some narration by Sarah which serves as a fitting epitaph not just for Lee, but for The Crow that might have Compré esta película, no por el morbo de ver cómo le disparaban a Brandon Lee en aquella escena donde se para sobre una mesa frente a Funboy, sino porque es una película de culto. Aquella escena no es «la escena» de su asesinato, ni siquiera está incluida en la película; ya me informé correctamente.

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outdoor locales, and despite that fact, shadow detail is phenomenal with virtually no sign of crush, despite the Blade,""Underworld" and the like, after a great influence on the "dark hero" works, masterpiece Gothic horror-action with the cult fans all over the world! All Hallow's Eve. Why these thugs have targeted Eric and Shelly is never adequately explained, just one of The A Profile on James O'Barr (SD, 33 min) - Footage from the creator of 'The Crow,' filmed in his basement. Nope, despite how that sounds, it isn't creepy. He discusses his messed up past (there are no other words for it), and comes across like a bit of an obsessive egoist. Hey, he may be a great guy in real life, but this footage does not portray him in that way when he talks about his days up through college. His discussion of the loss of his fiance is difficult, and from that life change we see where 'The Crow' was born, through its creation and the slow crawl that was its inception to actual streeting. A must for the hardcore fans, even if it is a bit unusual.

The Funboy Fight is more violent – well the original scene wasn’t really much of a fight at all – but had to be removed because continuity was an issue: the scene was supposed to show that when Draven used his 'powers' (i.e. to take the morphine out of the mother's veins), he temporarily made himself human again, so he was vulnerable to the slashes from Funboy; but because Lee's absence prevented them from fully explaining this character development, they decided to just remove the confusing elements. Still, although bathed in darkness, and incongrous to the finished product, it’s nevertheless an interesting extended look, also presenting more from Lee. Qué puedo decir de un clásico como éste? No existen palabras para describir la perfección de este clásico. Le faltaba mucho a Brandon Lee para llegar a lo más alto de su éxito, es una lástima que se haya ido tan joven. Califico con cinco estrellas porque la película, afortunadamente, NO ESTÁ DOBLADA AL ESPAÑOL; sin embargo, sí cuenta con subtítulos en inglés SDH y español. The Crow, based on an underground comic book (the term "graphic novel" was still nascent in those days),and perhaps surprisingly strong box office. Seen now from the vantage point of almost two decades, the film is a Extended Scenes (SD, 11 min) - Three extended scenes, playable individually or together. One spends more time with the recently risen, the other two are just extensions on fight sequences. There's some very rough footage in here, I think that partially represents added footage. Would The Crow have become the phenomenon it did without the tragic death of its star Brandon Lee just a textures throughout. Fine detail is excellent, especially in close-ups, and the overall image boasts impressive sharpness