I

LOVE

This

Movie.



A friend of mine was The Crow for Halloween and he looked sooo cool! Makes me wanna watch the movie again.

I never got around to watching the 2nd or 3rd movies. Are they any good?

Brandon Lee

I loved that movie too. I remember when it came out and the next Halloween after that, everyone came dressed up as that character.


Poor Brandon Lee.

VinaBlue said:

Again, Vina you scare me.

This is one of my favorite movies and the blown-out gothic, rainy city is supposeto be Detroit.

The dvd has an interview with James Obarr (who wrote it) in his basement while he's working. It makes me cry everytime I watch it (and I'm not that emotional) when he explains the inspiration for the story.

Not so much a fan of any of the sequels though.

katt said:

And my friend has his same bone structure! I sat next to him at the party, trying not to go crazy and touch him.

Slave2daGroove said:

I KNEW you were gonna say you dig this too.

When are we gonna hang out, man?

I love everything about this movie. I love crows, I wish I could have one as a pet. I love the partial musical theme, I think he plays guitar, right? I love the love story. Beautiful.

THAT'S IT! I'm getting a dvd player to watch that interview you speak of.

I'm gonna see what part 2 is like, that guys is kinda cute too...

Did you know that The Crow takes place in Detroit? Also, the guy who wrote the comic books (created the story and the characters) lives only a few miles away from me
I love Detroit!

I was actually kind of disapointed in the movie compared to how powerful the graphic novel was.
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I LOVE IT TOO!!!


but I hated the second one...






Brandon Lee was delicious!!

"The Crow" graphic novel was simply the most beautiful love letter/eulogy I've ever read. O'Barr wrote it for his fiancee who had been killed by a drunk driver.

My copy got ruined in a flood but I gotta get a new copy, as it is a book I never get tired of re-reading.

The last two pages--after Eric has killed all of the hoods--really gets to me.

God, there's just so much agony in the pages of this book...

Vashti said:

You can see my dilema when my friend was sitting next to me looking EXACTLY like him.

DudeDrops said:

Maybe I will have to read this book.

applekisses said:

How cool!

Vashti said:

How about a threesome with him and Edward Scissorhands?

Although only seeing 'The Crow' 1ce, I remember I rally liked it. It has that cultish feel 2 it which I dig

VinaBlue said:

Oh MY GOD you read my mind!!

VinaBlue said:

minneapolisgenius said:

Puuurrr...

They are both sooo sexy. They are both sensitive and dark.

YUM YUM YUM

VinaBlue said:

I loved it when I was in my 90's brooding/alternative/industrial phase. It seems old now.

TRON said:

I was never in that phase. I think that's why it's still cool to me. I think its a great film.

Speaking of Brooding/Alternative/Indrustrial...

TRENT REZNOR!!!

Add him to the Crow/Edward Scissorhands sandwich!

VinaBlue said:

And Robert Smith. He and Edward share fashion tips I'm sure.

TRON said:

None for me thanks... I'm drivin'

(Sorry, Robert doesn't turn me on. Musically yes, but as far as ... no.)

VinaBlue said:

And Edward Scissorhands does?

VinaBlue said:

DO IT! You'll thank me later. You'll not read a more powerful--and painful--book this year.

TRON said:

I thought about the scissors... but thats JOHNNY DEPP!!!

Check out my favorite shirt!

DudeDrops said:

There are things in this book that they coulsn't even begin to represent in the movie
like the endless hours of just waiting and enduring that he did in between dealing vengance

there are pictures in this book that express such pure agony and love

lovemachine said: