INITIAL REACTION TO THE CROW TRAILER

#thecrow

[@Dreamsjrrr]

Brandon Lee is a legend and will forever be the best Eric Draven and the Crow ever 🐦‍⬛

[@PressedOnStars]

Not feelin this trailer at all. Feels way too Hollywood. Looks like it’s missing the soul of source material & replaced it with flashy action aesthetics & a failed attempt at being “edgy.” 🤨 looks like another lame comic book adaptation that fails To capture the essence of the original story for the sake of cliche film aesthetics !

[@euinc.cantrell5791]

Exactly! Couldnt have said it better

[@deadred80]

You do realize that the Crow was a comic book first right ?

[@PressedOnStars]

@@deadred80 that’s what I meant by source material… you do realize what that means right? I literally said comic book in the comment 🤣

[@georgegaribay1849]

Heath Ledger was 13 years old when the crow came out, he wasn't even in movies yet. Everything he did in the dark knight, was inspired by the crow.

[@bane2risejoker]

As far as I know from their interviews, Heath Ledger's Joker wasn't inspired by the Crow, Heath was inspired by Sid Vicious and Malcom McDowell's performance from A Clockwork Orange. There was also some speculation that he took inspiration from Tom Waits for the voice of the character. " Speaking to Empire in 2007, Nolan shared that he and Ledger shared the same idea and vision for the character, and cited A Clockwork Orange’s Alex as a reference for the Joker. The Dark Knight’s Joker is all about chaos and anarchy, the same elements found in Alex, a man who robs and assaults people for his own amusement. In that same interview, Costume Designer Lindy Hemming shared some of the visual inspirations for the Joker’s look, among them The Sex Pistols’ members Johnny Rotten and Sid Vicious."

[@--Avi--]

Original is always gonna be better but I applaud them for doing something different. If they tried to do the exact same thing but with a new actor, I feel like THAT would be disrespectful to Brandon Lee. Only things I wish they changed is all the tattoos, face paint and haircut. In that order. Either way, it's still gonna be sick

[@thefallenking4531]

Actually Brandon’s death was do to a dummy round being used and the bullet got jammed in the barrel and a blamk fired was enough force to shoot the bullet out of the barrel and into Brandon’s chest

[@6li8storm40]

All the action in the world can’t make up for this terrible dialogue and lack of atmosphere. This is generic.

[@user-curtisingreenville]

the first movie had a shit ton of terrible dialogue. every cop saying what the crap....unbelievable bad guys like top dollar...t bird saying i cut you during his scene with draven throwing the knives....a lot more. it wasnt a scripting masterpiece it self by any standard. but it achieved what it needed to because of lee primarily and his death added to the lore.

[@6li8storm40]

@@user-curtisingreenville T-Bird didn’t throw any knives, and I don’t recall I cut you” as a line. And, when did *every* cop say “what the crap?” Obviously, the quality of dialogue is somewhat subjective, but I don’t recall a single line in the ‘94 movie that was as completely devoid of life as every single line in the trailer for the upcoming one. It sounds like it was written by AI, and nobody sounds like they care about anything they’re saying. I think Brandon Lee was phenomenal, but no disagree that the movie’s success was all about him. The supporting cast were good.

[@AdNauseamart]

Y’all are fuckin funny. You broke down the trailer brilliantly and rightly pointed out the magnificent and intriguing cheeks. Would be good to see your faces tho maybe, respect

[@anitabarnes]

Ok Brandon lee is original crow but let someone who play IT beautiful and Brandon lee might be very happy or proud of him

[@DHawk12]

I like the violence and bill skarsgard as an actor but this can’t redeem the huge problems of this movie. Brandon lee would not be impressed.