The Crow

You forget just how good Brandon Lee was in this movie. Such a tragedy that he lost his life just as his career was about to explode. The masterpiece is a cult classic for a reason.

Brandon Lee was amazing in this. He had a wry sense of humor. The rock music, rain, and the darkness outside all helped to make this one of the all time great revenge flicks.

My favourite film of all time. Cinematic perfection from start to finish with a beautiful story and incredibly cinematography that brings the decaying city to life. The performances are of the highest caliber from all cast members who take you on an emotional journey which reminds you what is important in life. Dark, gritty but ultimately beautiful.

*The Crow* (1994) is a breathtaking, generation-defining masterpiece that embodies the raw spirit of '90s Gothic and metal culture. Adapted from James O'Barr’s dark comic, it follows rock star Eric Draven, resurrected by a supernatural crow to exact vengeance on the thugs who murdered him and his girlfriend. Brandon Lee’s haunting, iconic performance, tragically cut short by his accidental death on set, elevates the film into a cultural touchstone, cementing his eternal legacy. Blending horror, superhero grit, martial arts, and gothic romance, it was the first R-rated superhero flick to embrace such raw intensity. The meticulously crafted soundtrack, featuring The Cure, Rage Against the Machine, Pantera, and more, perfectly captures the era’s rebellious soul, while the classical score grounds its tender moments, like Eric’s heartfelt “It can’t rain all the time.” The film’s mythos—life, death, and redemption—resonates deeply, amplified by its real-world tragedy. Despite lackluster sequels and remakes, the original remains untouchable, a beautiful, brutal classic that deserves its cult status. Five stars.

Rest in peace to Brandon Lee

Um dos meus filmes favoritos dos anos 90.

An untouchable masterpiece

Hypocrisy. The focus is on the male lead and the girl doesn't matter at all. It's hypocrisy. Not more and not less.

Masterpiece...holds up after all these years.Great cast,soundtrack....sadly brandon lee lost his life making this movie.This is prime movie making...rip brandon

I've loved this movie for over 20 years. I've watched it over and over. It a wonderful movie about true love