The Crow Movie Review

[@TJBillups]

Agreed y’all. I didn’t care about any of the characters. That is one of the biggest red flags any movie/show can have🤣

[@t-virusterrance4734]

Hello. The Crow (2024) - Oh, my. Time to dive into this movie. Off the jump, I wasn't excited about this movie, based on the trailers I saw, but there i was in the theater waiting to see what the movie offers. From the first 5 mins of the film, I knew we were in for a ride that was gonna be unpleasant. Bill Skarsgard is a very good, talented actor who plays Eric in this interpretation of The Crow. He does the best he can with a dry, souless script. How they have Eric & Shelly meet this time around is bad and cringe worthy. Their deaths lack imagination, with no sort of creativity. The lack of thought put into this movie is even more tragic than the movie itself. Even though the movie delivers some cool kills, it suffers from often being boring. Unfortunately, The Crow is one of the worst movies this year. In the hands of talented writers, we could have had something special. Bill Skarsgard is too good of an actor, to waste his time with a generic, souless movie like this. 6.5/10 (D+)🤦‍♂️ TERRANCE OUT

[@SpoilerKings]

Agree wholeheartedly. It's a shame they didn't give the actors a chance with the poorly written lines and bad overall production.

[@TheVampirePriest]

Thanks for the review; just confirms my decision to not see this movie. I strongly believe that the movie will probably be better, if it wasn’t just a retelling of what we have seen before. This is a new experience, a different person, and the crew visiting someone you, I’m sure that it would be better because it would be, it would have to be it will have to be written to accommodate this new characters, instead of rehashing and retelling beloved characters for a modern audience. Because, taking beloved characters, classic characters, and putting them in a modern setting, just does not work