Filmmaker reacts to The Crow (1994) for the FIRST TIME!

[@CapraDemon101]

My excitement for this film's release was immense. I was at the video store the morning it released and the dude behind the counter unwrapped the cellophane from the tape in front of me prior to renting. RIP Brandon Lee, life cut way too short, just like his father. Glad you enjoyed it bro 🤟

[@Lazrael32]

Brandon was pretty universally great in all the movies he was in. The movies themselves may not have been good, but brandon was always entertaining. the world lost quite the talent.

[@CapraDemon101]

@@Lazrael32 He was a talent for sure. Such a loss for the world of cinema 🤟

[@johnbarraco5561]

I’m 48 and this is my favorite movie to this day all time .Brandon lee brought it .. violent heartfelt love story.. 💯..

[@1massboy]

I got to see this movie in the theater and I’ll tell you what after the movie was over I was silent for over 30 minutes Just taking in what I had just watched. It’s a phenomenal film

[@DavidPadilla-mm6qz]

Don't forget guys brandon lee the Legend still and its never forgotten

[@Dustbinlid1]

This film is a true piece of art, in every aspect. "Mother is the name for God on the lips and hearts of all children".

[@LordVolkov]

That scene is crazy powerful. Watching Eric push the drugs out of Darla is wild imagery, combined with those words.

[@Re88eN]

That line was from the comic. Which is way more brutal.

[@DanielS2001]

A lot of people have already expressed how tragic it was that Brandon Lee died during the making of this film. Another part of the tragedy that isn't mention is Michael Massee, who played Funboy in the film and was the one who fired the shot that killed Brandon. He was traumatized by what happened that he took a year off from acting and never watched the final film. In a 2005 interview, 12 years after the event, he revealed that he still had nightmares about it saying, "I don't think you ever get over something like that." It's sad to think that even up to his death, he was still haunted by it.

[@Lazrael32]

yeah for real. poor guy. just a complete tragedy at every angle.

[@davidanderson1639]

Another cast member impacted by Lee’s death was Rochelle Davis who played Sarah. Davis struggled with mental health & substance abuse in the years following the films release; on top of which she spent a period of time homeless. From following her social media, she’s turned her life around & is now making occasional appearances at various conventions.

[@Lazrael32]

thats really sad to hear but i'm glad she is doing better. @@davidanderson1639

[@DanielS2001]

@@davidanderson1639 I'm glad to hear she's turned her life around.

[@davidanderson1639]

@@DanielS2001 if you do a bit of searching on here, you’ll find several Q&A sessions / podcasts with her. Absolutely; it’s great to see her turning her life around…yet at the same time keeping her memories of working with Brandon Lee alive.

[@jujinkaisparrow3157]

I was a grunge goth kid and saw this in theaters when it come out, it became one of my all time top 10 to this day, Rest in Peace Brandon, sorry that this had to be your magnum opus, not that it's a bad one, but you were to sure have more in the pocket.

[@CuidightheachODuinn]

Are you saying this was _Brandon's_ magnum opus? It wasn't. Showdown in Little Tokyo and Rapid Fire are, if you've not seen them and are a fan of Brandon lee, a must see.

[@jujinkaisparrow3157]

@@CuidightheachODuinn I sure have, and though I would agree that Showdown was a great flic and the same with rapid fire (in that order), the Crow is still the best in my opinion, I can only give mine 😉

[@VictorLugosi]

No such thing.. anyone alive then wouldn’t mix the two.. goth is 80s onwards, grunge is 90s only..

[@miguelferrazcosta]

@@VictorLugosi yup :)

[@tonyloyd3350]

That slow-mo shot when he's with those kids dancing around was his last usable shot of him alive. It would've been great to see how far his career would've gone had he lived longer. Live long and forever, Bruce Lee & Brandon!! May your legacy and philosophy of life be passed on for generations to come!

[@ThomasSoles]

Loved this movie. Brandon died when I was on a WestPac deployment. Back in those days, news was scarce on my ship, but his death made the ship's paper. As a Bruce Lee fan since kidhood, it was a real kick to the gut to know that legacy had hit an end. The Crow came out right before I ended my active duty. I must have gone to the theaters twenty times. It was an amazing movie. My first love also loved the movie and I would quote mushy parts to her and she would do the same. So many great memories of this movie. It is loaded with my optimism of youth, my broken heart of losing my first love (we broke up, nothing sinister), and is a testament to the great human we lost when Brandon died. I wish we could have had a library of awesome Brandon movies, but this film was truly a gift.

[@deborahcornell171]

@ThomasSoles Absolutely beautiful (& interesting) comment. Beautiful pupper in your profile pic too.💙💙 And, of course, gratitude for your service.🌿💫

[@Re88eN]

Woulda md a perfect Neo!

[@newspooiechannel]

This movie is based on an independent comic written and drawn by James O'Barr. After his girlfriend was killed by a drunk driver, he began developing the comic as a way of dealing with his anger, which, sadly, he said only further enhanced his rage. He also then read a newspaper story about an engaged couple who were murdered over a wedding ring and harnessed that in his story. After 7 years of trying to find a publisher for his comic, it was finally picked up by Caliber Press. Originally, the movie was being aimed as a direct-to-video release. During filming, Brandon Lee, the son of Bruce Lee and rising star who played Eric Draven in the film, was killed by an errant bullet struck him in the abdomen after a gun they had used as a time-saving measure was not inspected. The producers considered scrapping the movie entirely and Paramount Pictures pulled out of distributing the film, only for Miramax to step in with additional funding to complete the movie. Although Brandon Lee had already filmed most of his scenes, some of the shots ended up being filmed in silhouette with stunt actors and voices overlaid. The shot where he finally sees Sarah at the window is one such example. The movie ended up going on to make 4 times its budget and spawn 3 sequels and a TV series. A reboot of the original film has been in development hell for around 15 years. Also, this was Alex Proyas' first North American film. He later went on to co-write and direct 'Dark City,' another excellent film you should check out if you've never seen it before. That film was co-written by David Goyer, who wrote Blade around the same time and would go on to co-write Batman Begins and help develop the next two films in Nolan's Batman trilogy.

[@mongomongo7664]

“People once believed that when someone dies, a crow carries their soul to the land of the dead. But sometimes, something so bad happens that a terrible sadness is carried with it and the soul can't rest. Then sometimes, just sometimes, the crow can bring that soul back to put the wrong things right.”

[@wumpscutx1]

The beginning of the film and people still call Brandon's character "The Crow" like they skipped over that part 😅

[@ReluctantWarrior]

@@wumpscutx1 And they're usually surprised when they get to the comics and find out just how many people the Crow has brought back.

[@tabithawhatley6111]

Can I copy this to my qoutes of the original movie plz thank you

[@tabithawhatley6111]

Where can I find this whole opening line

[@marcpelosi380]

No movie is more quintessentially early 90's than this.

[@luke44444]

Bruce Lee's son. Brandon was utterly fantastic in this role and really flexed his acting prowess throughout. A total tragedy he died during the filming of this, but he left us with an unforgettable performance that'll last the test of time. The soundtrack is also one of the all-time greats.

[@cozenw3236]

And yet now they want to do a reboot/remake of the Crow and the franchise… modernize it for todays audiences. To say people are already up in arms about even thinking about touching this film is understated grossly.

[@cozenw3236]

@@buttsbuttsbutts68 I heard it was the other way around. That filming was near the end when this happened. I recalled it was in a magazine almost a year after his death. They almost didn’t finish it but his fiancé didn’t want his last movie to die with it. You maybe be right, but I could swear they said it was all but finished. Despite all the trouble during filming in Wilmington that occurred, they were almost done. I’ll have to look into it again.

[@wilder11]

He's probably the only guy I'd want to see play Neo more than Keanu Reeves - and Reeves nailed that fucking role. That's just how great Brandon Lee is.

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

@@cozenw3236You’re absolutely right. It was near the end of filming, and Brandon & Eliza’s wedding was scheduled for shortly after. The tragedy extended production for obvious reasons but the original schedule was almost complete when he was killed.

[@aer71367]

This role would have given him instant fame!

[@bespectacledheroine7292]

This was the favorite movie of someone who was in my life very briefly but made a profound effect. And what a perfect movie for that to be the case with. Keep someone in your memory forever and they're always around. What a movie.

[@shonuff4323]

So from what I remember, he was killed because they used a revolver with dummy rounds that only had the primers. The dummy rounds are used strictly for visuals, so you can't see the obvious blank rounds when looking straight on. At some point, the trigger was pulled, and the primer had enough powder to push out the projectile to where it got lodged in the barrel. They then switched to the blank rounds that actually fire but don't have projectiles. But, in this case, it actually became a live round because of the projectile that was lodged in the barrel. So when the blank was fired, it propelled the projectile that was in the barrel like a regular bullet. I remember when this story broke, and I remember feeling so bad for his mom Linda and his sister Shannon. They had to deal with another untimely death.

[@Hellion47]

Michael Manse (Fun Boy) was devastated from being the one that accidently fired the blank, he took a year or so off acting.

[@kharma7755]

@@Hellion47 RIP Brandon Lee and Michael Massee

[@hollyr1208]

This came out when i was in high school and the movie and soundtrack are so special to me. I love seeing people watch this for the first time.

[@dagan2000]

the way this film is put together, from the set pieces, wardrobe, lighting, music, the whole package, is a work of gothic perfection. this was lightning in a bottle.

[@Kenvanhey74]

The Crow is best watched the night before Halloween. This movie is based in Detroit and the yearly thing "Devils Night" there. Its mentioned in the Graphic Novel. And this came out BEFORE Blade......glad you loved it.....

[@henrikharbin5521]

The movie is based on a graphic novel, and it really shows in a strong and evocative way.

[@TheRuffiankid]

The Crow hands down has the best gun fight in cinematic history. Absolutely top tier.

[@ca9968]

I saw this at the cinema in South Africa at age 17 on a first date...the relationship didn`t last, but the impact of just what a great adaptation from comic book to film this was still carries weight! The story, the performances, the soundtrack, the backdrop...all perfect... "Mother is the name for God on the lips and hearts of all children...Morphine is bad for you..." Such a good line!

[@depressedtv]

One of my favorite (comic book and in general) movies.

[@Lobobandido]

I absolutely love this movie, both the story and the soundtrack which I owned both. Great reaction

[@lauce3998]

Love The Crow, love The Cure.

[@80z05]

When a film mentally tosses the viewer into the world, it makes for such an amazing experience. 💟

[@thomasperry1462]

Hell yeah man, hope you enjoyed it :)

[@andrewkim6037]

"It can't rain all the time." RIP Brandon.

[@thatonezeldaguy250]

This is my favorite movie of all time, the acting, set pieces, aesthetic, characters, cast, i love every second of this masterpiece

[@katwebbxo]

One of my favorite movies since I was around 13. It's bittersweet knowing some of it was filmed here in NC where I'm from. Unfortunately, it's also where Brandon Lee passed away while filming. He was amazing in this role. 🖤

[@671oneblood]

They made the most perfect movie based off a comic book ever

[@Uncle_T]

A brilliant comic book movie. I love the mood, setting and dark storyline, and Brandon Lee is awesome as the Crow. And afaik the only CGI used is face replacement on Brandon's stunt double when he replaced Brandon in a few shot to be able to finish the movie. The rest I'm pretty sure is all practical, old timey compositing and model work.

[@ThatPurpleGirl81]

The use of music in both the score and soundtrack is absolutely iconic in this movie! This movie was a touchstone for a generation of goths, and goths-at-heart. 💜🐦‍⬛🖤

[@Xenotric]

the entire movie is such a mood >< so many people watching it this october, gonna be happily shredding a guitar on the roof after watching them all!

[@SlowRollRY]

One of my all time faves. Me and my band nerd homies we’re all about this movie when it came out our senior year h.s.

[@anns9970]

It’s why it works. It is one of the oldest tropes known to man someone dies someone else gets revenge. It’s satisfying on a basic level. And yet somehow Hollywood messed up a very simple premise in the newest remake.

[@krisfrederick5001]

This film is so brilliantly dark and enlightening simultaneously, in the sense of justice that should be done of so many wrongs that are not. Yet, it's so satisfying even if the wrongs are made right in the wrong way. I watched this when I was 11 and understood the message. They deserved their ends, clearly and exactly the way they did. Rest in Peace Brandon Lee.

[@cesarflores9974]

Being the son of the greatest martial arts legend Brandon Lee left his own mark. You can see how The Crow influenced Ledger's Joker in the Dark Knight. The scene where Joker walks in to meet with the mafia bosses and druglords is similar when Eric goes after Skank, and also villian Top Dollar always talking about his dad like Joker did and Top Dollar actually did tell Eric "You have put a SMILE on my face." And tragically, Heath Ledger also dying young, as did Brandon Lee, WAY too many similarities. Both were 28 when they passed.

[@jess_Bond]

Every line is quotable in this movie, true piece of art

[@CoffeeLoverJoel]

grew up on this movie....so awesome!

[@rubenbonilla01]

Hell yeah I've been waiting for his reaction to this movie for a long time

[@sithlordkaeyl21]

I grew up in the late 70’s and early 80’s, so I was a BIG fan of martial arts movies, and obviously became a HUGE fan of Bruce Lee. When his son wanted to make his own path in life, and stayed away from martial arts to try to break into movies his way, but knew that he could never escape his father’s legacy, he embraced it and did some pretty good martial arts movies, and was finally looking forward to breaking out in his own way with this film. I followed the progression of the movie in Black Belt Magazine, and remember hearing about his death on MTV, and then reading about in Black Belt Magazine. The director almost scrapped the movie, but wanted to honor Brandon Lee’s memory and his efforts he had put in the film by making some changes, and then continuing to make the movie. All of the interviews he did before he died while making the movie, you could really see how much he WANTED to make this film by the passion that exuded from him when he spoke about his character and just the atmosphere on set. Such a tragic loss, but a great legacy with ‘The Crow’.

[@evilalex87]

one of the best comic book films

[@alexa.english174]

Rip Brandon. You made your dad proud

[@hbk42581]

Absolutely one of the best comic book/graphic novel film adaptations of all time. My buddy that was into comics when we were kids and I somehow got to see it in theaters when it came out and I was a completely blown away 13 year old. Still an annual watch the night before Halloween. Glad you liked it.

[@LightningPuppet]

The writer of the orginal comic James O'Barr wrote The Crow as a coping mechanism for the murder of his fiancée by a drunk driver

[@phunkjnky]

This was a soundtrack moment too. Everybody who was a big alternative fan had this soundtrack.

[@adamcrossetti267]

The Crow was my Halloween costume from when I saw it on vhs to this day. Such a good example of a strong male character, fighting for his woman even after they’re both dead.

[@wumpscutx1]

You went as the bird and not Eric Draven?

[@josephclay7315]

What a movie. I remember watching this on my parents VHS, at wayyy too early an age 😂

[@garciadaniel1276]

Fun fact. There was a crow movie back then that was passed up called the bride. The idea was then given to Quentin Tarantino who then made kill Bill. So that was pretty much supposed to be a what if for Shelly.

[@Mordiaken]

The actor that plays Candyman, in this movie, was also in a movie called the man from earth, small film, small cast, interesting film. might be hard to review, but i enjoyed the "what if" discussions in it. =).

[@krystallnord4801]

I literally gasped when i saw this on your channel. I loved your reaction to this movie!

[@fryke]

Back then, I recommended it to everyone as just the most romantic movie ever. Saw it in cinema 3-4 times and many times over on my home wall afterwards. Kinda glad I got the graphic novel afterwards, since of course the graphic novel does more, but I think it was the right way to tell the story in film. And the soundtrack was just perfection for it, too.

[@jack_rabbit]

Big ups to My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult, the band playing onstage. "After The Flesh" shreds.

[@MrLacSeul]

You know James that's why I like your reactions bro. I especially like your reactions to films I like.

[@BMams83]

Knowing the history of the comic… it was nice to see the beautiful story created by James O Barr come to life.

[@Skull1Hunter]

I have been watching this movie every October 30th for quite a few years. It never gets old in my book and I'm really looking forward to watching it again this year. Even if you ignore the tragedy of what happened to Brandon, it really holds up, regarding story and effects. Love this movie and don't plan on ending my little yearly tradition anytime soon.

[@juansolis4796]

The only VHS I didn´t get rid of. Bought it when I was 13 yo. I just LOVE this Movie.

[@raychlescott3350]

This is one of those movies when the backdrop/set is 100% a character in the movie

[@the5thgeneral]

I was at the movie theater opening day, it became one of my favorite movies. Great all around but tragic. RIP, Brandon Lee.

[@Nueztoy]

No CGI my friend, just good old sfx, miniatures, and photochemical vfx comppossiting.

[@JamesVSCinema]

That’s awesome!!

[@James-n2b5o]

I'm a brand new subscriber & what a great movie 2 begin with! The original Crow is one of my favorite movies of all time.The late Brandon Lee was absolutely perfect in this role,the entire cast worked perfectly together,Michael Wincott was a great antagonist,the action & the story was amazing,even the city took on a role all itself.Of course I can't forget the epic soundtrack! The Original Crow is 100x better than the new version & still is as good as ever 30yrs later! Great review/reaction!!

[@dragon1011dk]

Two great lines from the Crow: "Victims aren't we all" and "Is that gasoline i smell?" Love this movie! PS Chad Stahelski was Brandon Lee stunt doubles. Chad directed John Wick 1-4. (small world)

[@andreallaodeazevedo8101]

This movie is such a gem. It´s one of my favourite movies of all time, along with T2, Aliens, Groundhog Day, The Matrix, Ghostbusters, Die Hard and Raiders of the Lost Ark. It´s a noir, super-hero ghost story. Alex Proyas and Brandon Lee(in which would be his standout role towards stardom, tragically) and James O´Barr story are a marriage made in heaven. And then you have this soundtrack, mixing NIN with The Cure with RatM and Stone Temple Pilots. Even the side characters, such as Michael Wincott, Ernie Hudson, Tony Todd, Jon Polito and Marco Rodríguez, are fantastic. It has its moments of humour, of emotion, it´s heroic, it´s tragic, it´s goth. Rest in peace, Brandon. You´re still missed.

[@SoulofGrimm]

R.I.P. Brandon Lee

[@radiofreeastrocast3010]

I'm so cool. I watched this wonderful movie the first time I went to the drive-in! Too much fun! We all wanted to see this because of Showdown in Little Tokyo.

[@BOTCHED]

One of my favorite movies of all time. The vibes from this film are just umatched and it was really the first "super hero" movie that really got me to fall in love with comic books. I immediately had my dad go out and buy the comics for me. With all that said, your channel has been on a roll lately dude. Keep up the good work, and love the great commentary.

[@SlashDarkheart33]

Brandon Lee had a few other great movies to his name before The Crow, and they were Legacy of Rage, Rapid Fire, Showdown in Little Tokyo, Laser Mission. Brandon Lee will be forever immortalized in The Crow and he will forever be missed by many.

[@tommywoodfin1332]

I saw this in the theater as a teenager, still love it.

[@yodasears]

This movie came out as I was learning who I was as a Metalhead with Goth leanings. I love it. Loved it the first time I saw it. Framed posters. VHS. DVD. Soundtrack. The works. And Brandon Lee IS the Crow. He died, and then came back to right the wrong, with the movie about Eric dying and coming back to right the wrong.

[@btnhstillfire]

I always said the main villain in this movie would have been an absolutely PERFECT Callypso in a Twisted Metal movie. They really dropped the ball on that…

[@Hellion47]

I love Michael Wincott, such a underrated character actor, usually always a villan.

[@raidenvaneck1842]

I love that this film is a predecessor to a lot of comic book films. There's elements of Blade, Ghost Rider, Daredevil and even the scene where he confronts the thugs feels exactly like the Joker in The Dark Knight. All around a great film and it's no wonder a reboot has been on and off again for years now.

[@gregoryjenkins8645]

🙂The Crow was released years 🤨before Dark Knight, Avatar. 😏Check the timeline.🤔

[@michaelblaine6494]

I’ll never forget seeing this opening night and buying the soundtrack right after

[@shreknet]

Fantastic reaction as always to one of my fav films. Thanks :D. Saw this in theatre when I was 14 and it lived up to all expectations. RIP Brendon. Happy Halloween.

[@codename617]

Such a badass movie. It was based on a comic of the same name. The creator James O'Barr wrote it after his wife died from a drunk driver. There was a sequel called The Crow: City Of Angels. haven't seen it tho. There were other sequels, a short lived tv series, games and crossover and spinoff comics. I remember seeing a comic where the Crow helps a little girl find her killer and they work with the detective working her case.

[@Abbadonhades]

Alex Proyas is a director with a signature visual style. He especially excels in creating the mood of the film. Something that is often strongly expressed through the cityscapes and the architecture of his movies. Buildings that becomes characters in their own right. My two favourites by him is The Crow and Dark City. Unfortunately its been almost exclusively downhill since I Robot.

[@bclap06able]

This movie is such a gem... Brandon Lee was such a fan of the graphic novel and it shows..

[@po5283]

One amazing, attention to detail moment in this film and one you wouldn't necessarily expect, similar to how the triage and life flight scene at the beginning of Robocop is one of, if not the most accurate medical scenes on film; here they show Eric rising from the grave, clearly having been sewn into his suit, which is precisely what morticians do. They cut down the back of the suits, dresses etcetera, in order to get the clothes on the corpse and then just stitch it together in a few places to hold them in place. Such a great, little detail, that's so unexpected and all the more amazing, given how brief both, Robocop's triage and Eric's rising from the grave scenes are. I would also recommend checking out the rest of Brandon's, all too short filmography, including the epically, it's so bad, it's awesome and have you laughing your ass off, Laser Mission!!! The great thing is, if you're not already laughing at the opening theme song, just stop and turn it off, but if you are, be prepared to pause often, so you can catch your breath from laughing too hard and needing to refresh your buzz with a couple of tokes, so you can process what you are experiencing and be instantly curious about what kind of insane shenanigans were going on behind the scenes, because at the very least we know it was edited by a 5year old.

[@spud69g]

Something a lot of people don't pick up, Eric takes out each one with their favorite things. Tin Tin with his own beloved blades Fun Boy with an overdose (pleasure seeking materialist, worried about wasting it) T-Bird with explosions and his car hes nicknamed for Skank meets terminal velocity just before he finishes (speed freak)

[@robertsanssouci2093]

By far the best reaction to The Crow! So good!

[@DJKuroh]

This movie was my entire personality at one point. Mix that with Sting with the black and white face paint and it was a done deal lol.

[@riseagain845]

Great cast in this. Grange (the villain's bodyguard) was Tony Todd, who also played Candyman.

[@bebop_557]

Fun fact: When Brandon Lee was tragically killed during the filming of this movie, his stunt double finished up the movie in Lee's place. That stunt double was Chad Stehelaski, the director of John Wick. So if you were wondering why they pushed all the actors to train with guns for the films? That is why.

[@HoopleHeadUSA]

I was named after Brandon Lee, my dad was a massive Bruce Lee fan. RIP both

[@Agashibychristinao]

RIP Brandon Lee. I have been obsessed with this movie and soundtrack since I was a kid. I was The Crow for my 7th grade Halloween dance (and none of the boys danced with me lol)! Finally got to see The Cure perform Burn live this past summer and it was amazing. My favorite gothic love story film and they should never ever try to remake this. James you MUST watch Addams Family Values next!!! My favorite movie ever as an awkward goth kid growing up. Perfect for Halloween weekend! ☺️🦇

[@BTT16]

I was OBSESSED with this movie when it was announced, and after I saw J.O. Barr's comic sitting on the shelves at my local comic shop, but it was in the area for adults only. I remember seeing on the news that Brandon Lee had tragically died after the on set firearm accident. I was in 8th grade going into my Freshman year of high school, and we had this huge party at school. My friends Mom picked us all up and we went straight to the theater opening night and it was PACKED. Our jaws dropped at how badass and emotional it was. Once I got the VHS I literally wore it out watching it every day. If you ever get a chance James watch the Director's commentary track with Alex Proyas.

[@timvanbaelen9797]

This was an impressive film for my teenage mind, should check it out again. Atmosphere is amazing.

[@jrobwoo688]

Great choice! This is such a fantastic film. Please watch Four Rooms, a movie that is a wild collaboration from 4 different filmmakers including Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez.

[@LordVolkov]

I think RR's segment is hilarious! Like a dark proto-version of the Spy Kids family 🤣🤣🤣

[@bekindandrewind1422]

Crow II - City of Angels is pretty good too.. BUT, the series goes down hill quick from there... --- What people forget about the graphic novels is that each story was a NEW Crow.. Another returned soul..

[@deannamarie8389]

The Crow is a masterpiece, and the soundtrack is phenomenal.

[@visualartsbyjr2464]

I watched this in cinema upon release… and since I’ve owned dvd/digital/vhs. Watched this so many times…. and even still have my graphic novel.

[@Murdok9999]

This is a Halloween movie, but it's not a horror movie, it's an adaptation of the most beautiful love story ever written.

[@Murdok9999]

BTW, if you have the chance to get the comics, do so. You're gonna love them.

[@tye8876]

Love this film. So glad you reacted to it. I knew you would appreciate all of its qualities.

[@aer71367]

"Y'all just can't smoke weed?" hahahahahaha!!!

[@WhatIsMisophonia]

Grew up with this movie and still probably my favorite superhero-esk movie, even after all of the marvel stuff. I mean, this thing has everything in it, and it's hard to pick it apart.

[@claudiakara1720]

One of my fav movie . Also yeah the crow in Nordic culture is a messenger and many things also rip Brandon ❤

[@CuidightheachODuinn]

6:05 This is the first, and best, Assassin's Creed movie we've ever gotten down to the leap of faith off the building into rubbish below (which was omitted here, but follows the scene of Draven parkouring rooftop-to-rooftop).

[@eyediealone1258]

It is like a graphic novel come to life. LOVE this movie ❤

[@RealDrunkenMaster]

Thanks for the reaction. My favorite movie. Captures the visual novel well.

[@Tom_Van_Zandt]

This guy has watched more movies in 2 weeks than I've watched in the last 2 years.

[@ade3628]

Man I got this on dvd somewhere in my collection, defo a classic

[@bridowned]

Your comment about The Crow needing to team up with Blade made me think Brandon Lee and Wesley Snipes would have had great chemistry on screen. RIP Brandon 😢

[@seosamh.forbes]

You hands down have the best takes on all the little details in films and I would love to see you react to Good Morning Vietnam someday.

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

Brandon Lee as Eric Draven, the Crow, is THE coolest movie character of all time. Nothing else comes close. There's a reason the wrestler Sting build most of his career off emulating that look, and a reason fans of the movie won't even give the new remake even the slightest chance. This is probably my favourite live-action movie ever, and that's saying a lot.