The Crow | 'Rebirth' (HD) | Brandon Lee, Ernie Hudson | 1994

Sergeant Albrecht, shocked to see Eric alive, recalls what happened the night he was murdered.
In this scene: Sergeant Albrecht (Ernie Hudson), Eric (Brandon Lee)
About The Crow:
The Crow is the tale of a young musician Eric Draven who, along with his fiancé, is murdered on the eve of their Halloween wedding. Exactly one year after their deaths, Eric is risen from the grave by a mysterious crow to seek out his killers and force them to answer for their crimes.
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[@seanmanscott]

As beautiful as Brandon's acting was, the movie never would have worked without Ernie Hudson. He's truly the heart of the movie.

[@gmonroy852]

This movie just had that perfect cast down the line

[@park3r61]

@@gmonroy852 absolutely

[@waynepeterson4038]

Exactly

[@sulero-zp3rd]

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[@realitygamedesign]

Earnie Hudson is severely underrated in this movie. People just remember him from Ghostbusters.

[@JnEricsonx]

He signed my copy of The Crow.

[@freaker126]

wait. he's the black member of the ghostbusters? I didn't realize that. :p

[@brentcanfield8883]

Completely agree

[@melissamiller4740]

His daughter is Jennifer Hudson great actress and beautiful voice (screw you idina menzel and adele)

[@theworldonfire6989]

And he's badass in Congo too!

[@vicdeakins2238]

Brandon Lee, Robin Williams, Heath Ledger, and River Phoenix truly were gifts to the world of cinema with their talents. Gone but never forgotten ❤️

[@ericsantana1184]

And then we lose Ray Liotta this is why I've hated death for years he has always been cruel to me the Grim Reaper he took away the very people I cared about the sad thing is I hate to admit it but every time Jeff took someone I cared about it feels like he's taking a bit of my soul but also my feelings and yet I don't fully hate the Grim Reaper maybe he himself cries when he sees a redeemed poor innocent Soul or even a dammed soul at least in my opinion shows that he at least has compassion I just hope and pray to God that I have 80 more years the reason why I could at least look at my first great-grandchild just to hold the child in my arms and say thank you God and I also hope to leave my Bible to my children and I pray that they hold on to that Bible as it is passed down through the generations only as a sign of good luck but also as a sign of faith in hopes that it will restore even if it is small a great amount of Faith to restore my family

[@adamhoward1408]

If only we could go back in time and prevent their deaths from ever happening in the first place

[@Inlinetodie]

...John Candy...

[@drunkweebmarine9492]

Don’t include those who killed themself

[@KGBeast.]

@@drunkweebmarine9492 You are truly heartless

[@pepsiguy52883]

The look he gives when he says I think I’ll use your front door is unreal. His acting was amazing

[@xenopilled]

I think he was trying to hold back all of his pain from what he saw when he touched Albrecht's head.

[@EvilDick1995]

Glad someone finally mentioned that. That’s probably one of my favorite parts. You can just see the pain behind his eyes as he says that.

[@gmonroy852]

My eyes water a little after hearing him say that

[@TRIT_RAM]

@@xenopilled not only that but he also says it in a way where he humanizes himself. “Say are you some kind of ghost” “ya gonna vanish into thin air again?” And the moment he looks at him with this pain of not only what happened to Shelly but the pain of realizing he isn’t a human anymore and he’s looking for a way to keep some humanity

[@Egobyte83]

@@TRIT_RAM This. I was thinking the exact same thing. Like, Albrecht is the one genuinely decent person in this movie (except for the girl too) and while in his company, I think Eric wants a break from both the revenge and supernatural and just be human for a little while.

[@MichaelMyers689]

After Eric saw Shelly, the way that Brandon said, “don’t touch me” still sends chills down my spine RIP, Brandon Lee

[@Kas58223]

That was his partner the pain reliving again I would be the same upset and angry and it got me Eric talking that she loved the little things

[@MichaelMyers689]

@@Kas58223 every time I think of this movie, I think of my friend from high school who was killed in a car accident a year ago the pain and sorrow

[@Kas58223]

@@MichaelMyers689 absolutely awful to hear as long you keep the good times over the bad

[@MichaelMyers689]

@@Kas58223 the Lord has giveth and the Lord has taketh away

[@MaskedRiderChris]

Same! That level of raw emotion is just overpowering in this scene. The story I heard was that other than that, this scene was mostly ad libbed, which testifies to both actors' skill.

[@Masterdebater1313]

"You still have your hat on", is the greatest dry one-liner!

[@viewerdiscussionisadvised1280]

All that potential. Lost. Still breaks my heart 25 years later.

[@Yagura6]

Viewer Discussion Is Advised Yeah, and know we’re left thinking about what could have been.

[@foxhound9285]

I dont know. Hollywood is so fucked up. He seemed to be a good man which is probably why he was taken early.

[@cucuca7281]

Yes, it does!!!

[@c.galindo9639]

Greatness made greatness. Sadly both of their greatness got taken away too soon

[@MDWavemaster]

Same

[@jackbrigoli7452]

The best gothic movie ever made. It was recently Brandon's birthday. And this is one of the most heart warming scenes ever.

[@ireallydontwtfimdoinwithmy8767]

Happy late birthday to the legend Brandon Lee. May he and his father the legend Bruce Lee kick it together in Heaven if it does truly exist.

[@jackbrigoli7452]

@@ireallydontwtfimdoinwithmy8767 Damn straight.

[@wrxhex]

Jack Brigoli oh you normies and your labels..😪

[@DjEDGain]

actually is not the best gothic movie, it's one of the best in that category. after all what's gothic to you?

[@GetSmokedScrub]

@@DjEDGain You should look up the worth goth/Gothic. It definitely fits the environment of this movie

[@JohnDoe-if2uo]

2:55 "Believe me, nothing is trivial." Love that line.

[@rajjain6273]

"You shouldn't smoke these. They'll Kill you." Nothing is trivial...

[@Emma-cw4xg]

@@rajjain6273 Oh my gosh I just realized that

[@SFNDMK]

Best thing is that that line was ad libbed

[@karl7571]

actually, if I rememered correctly Brandon himself came up with the line.

[@dell243able]

One last thing I am black man and goth wasn't me but after watching this movie and reading the graphic novel I understand

[@hattorihanzo2705]

When my fiance died, that fucking line played over and over in my head for months... "The little things used to mean so much. I used to think they were kind of trivial. Believe me... Nothing is trivial." RiParadise my love. And Brandon Lee.

[@TombstoneKitty81]

I loved Ernie so much in this film. He nailed this role. No one could’ve played it better.

[@drizz847]

Agreed! He's such an underrated actor! Even when he's playing a villain i enjoy his performance.

[@Kas58223]

He was phenomenal here breaking the news of what happened and the pain Eric goes through again reliving it

[@raybenoit5238]

Ernie's performance added an aire of humility that complimented the flow of the story so much, like they were in this thing together.

[@SGTJDerek]

They were. He kept pushing until he was busted back to being a Beat Cop.

[@hoodiek6802]

@@SGTJDerek yea that was his friend.Ernie saw them both Die gruesomely

[@GC0077]

Believe it or not, this movie helped me quit smoking.

[@blobdobbler2929]

GC that’s good man, is it because of that scene with Brandon sucking the morphine out of the girls veins

[@GC0077]

@@blobdobbler2929 that and because though Brandon was a smoker, he knew it was bad. I read that when he told Ernie Hudson's character that cigarettes would kill him, it was unscripted.

[@hardwirecars]

@Necramonium dont think heroine was nearly at the level morphine was at this time.

[@GothPopTV]

Me too.

[@full-timeanimeman4341]

Your right. I don't believe you

[@kushminister5137]

20 years later and this scene still tears me to bit "i thought id use your front door" my god such an underrated movie its criminal

[@TRIT_RAM]

It’s that moment where he has to face the pain of not living anymore. Especially without Shelly. In that moment he’s trying to hang on that little bit of humanity by walking out a front door. There’s layers to it and it’s heartbreakingly beautiful

[@dell243able]

I was high school when this awesome piece cinema came out and this scene helped me thru alot tough times in my life

[@dell243able]

And still gut wrenching know he's gone because he really was underrated and again I just plain love this scene

[@flybeep1661]

20 years? Your math is off, your comment is 2 years old, it's 26 years later.

[@Kingdennissinned]

One of the greatest movies ever made.

[@mcrobsessive0160]

Completely agree! AHHhhhh!!!

[@sofiaclark7121]

True tho

[@fakirpoo]

Why is that? I really like the movie, I've seen it more times than I can count, I love the soundtrack, but what makes it the greatest of all time? Aside from the aura of tragedy that came with Brandon's death, it's a standard revenge story.

[@c.galindo9639]

jesus frybread reading comprehension for you is a must. “One of the greatest” Which means this movie is one of many great movies

[@fakirpoo]

@@c.galindo9639 okay, but the question is still legit professor. Why does the OP think this is one of the greatest movies of all time? I wasn't insulting him, just looking for a little insight. Sorry if you got your panties in a knot over that.

[@JMurdochNZ]

"I thought I'd use your front door." Honestly, one of the greatest scenes in the history of movies. An absolutely incisive moment, wonderfully but simply written, and brilliantly acted by Brandon. It shows that this guy who has been resurrected and given insane abilities and is, to quote Brandon himself, quite mad at times, is still a person. And he wanted to feel that for a moment by doing something as utterly mundane as using a door. Absolutely brilliant.

[@djredduck27]

"It cant rain all the time."

[@dmxdxl]

This was Brandon Lee's Dark Knight moment like Heath Ledger's Joker.. RIP...One the best movies ever...

[@TaylorKnightCosplay]

dmxdxl sadly they both died at the height of their careers but unlike Brandon, Heath won an Oscar for his last movie.

[@socratecmethod6679]

Taylor Knight fuck Ledger

[@patrickturner6878]

@@TaylorKnightCosplay Well this movie is a cult classic that reflects a lot of the dark themes of 90's grunge culture. It certainly wasn't mainstream oscar material. For many of the people I grew up with. They lived in a world not much different from the one portrayed in the movie.

[@BlackWind90]

What's funny to me is Joaquin Phoenix's Joker kinda looks to me as a mix between Brandon Lee's Eric Draven and Heath Ledger's own Joker.

[@mykal145]

Both great actors

[@JohnWilliams-my1bu]

When he said boo! And opened the beer for him I cheered, Oscar deserving! R.i.p brandon Lee

[@seans7859]

@Gop Very few people agree with you. Maybe your taste is just dogshit.

[@Grimreepa220]

@Gop stfu troll.

[@docducttape9270]

@Gop i see you are all over this comment section trolling. Edgy

[@ihateweezer7222]

@Seymour Cox If you watch the whole movie it was really his charisma

[@paulcollins629]

None of that was Brandon it was is fill in he was dead by now

[@LuxAeterna22878]

What a beautiful scene. Eric's so emotionally fragile here.

[@FrazTHG]

The scenes between Ernie and Brandon are some of the best in this movie, I really enjoyed the friendship and trust they built. Ernie deserves big praise for this film. Brandon as everyone knows made a iconic performance and it would have been really cool to see where he was going as a actor.

[@asmrmarieunicorn]

knowing his friend stayed with her the whole time brings tears to my eyes. He saw his friend fall from a 6 foot building and saw both of them put in the ground and got into trouble for trying to find out who those guys were. He's a good friend and it hit him hard after they both died, the fact he never told anyone who killed those men who killed them a year before means a lot to him. That's one hell of a true friend.

[@riteshjadhav1382]

Indeed

[@Shotokan1001]

Lol six foot building.

[@asmrmarieunicorn]

@@Shotokan1001 lol u know what I mean don't be mean

[@theeepimpD]

Im sorry but six foot building made me laugh

[@LostNbound]

They weren't friends. He was just a good cop trying to do right by a couple who was murdered. He even says after Eric mentions he stayed with Shelly the whole time that he was just hoping she'd come out of it to give him something to go on.

[@RikuVA]

The level of humanity Brandon brought to this role with so few moments to show it. With the subtleties in other scenes.

[@VinylSebas]

I love when Eric grabs the beer from the fridge and just looks at it like he has no idea what it is XD

[@robinhoodwasasocialist.1401]

Sebastian Fritz maybe he was a beer snob and wanted to make sure it was a craft IPA

[@hardwirecars]

i was gonna say it looked like he was reading the ingredients for a second. he might have been reading his lines off the bottle for all we know kinda a refresher.

[@IKnowImGayWhenISayThisBut]

He's prolly like "why's he drinking this piss warm beer aka Coors light"

[@AmericanThunder]

Well, at least it's not a Corona.

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

Actually it may not be an acting thing but more a Brandon thing. In the documentaries it was stated that Bruce, never drank any alcoholic beverages and that during scenes of The Big Boss, he improvised drunk scenes by playing characters that never touched the stuff before. Same could be said about Brandon. Granted Bruce died before Brandon became old enough to start drinking odds are, that habit rubbed off on him.

[@wintergoat6612]

Ernie Hudson was so beautiful in this film. He made it feel safe throughout the chaos.

[@DavidRodriguez-mp9nh]

'You still have your hat on...' is delivered so wonderfully! Great chemistry and casting.

[@nikfabbi87]

Here in Italy, they dubbed that line in a more hilarious way: "Is that glued to your head?" 😄

[@DavidRodriguez-mp9nh]

@@nikfabbi87 that's funnier!

[@Pulse22]

R.I.P. Brandon and god bless Ernie Hudson who brings something tangible and epic to every movie he's in.

[@robb.8214]

"Say...are you some kind of....of a ghost? Because I have three friends in New York with proton packs who'd be interested in meeting you if you are!"

[@marctouss1862]

hahahaha.. nice!..

[@thebadthinker2]

The crow and ghostbusters in the same universe?? Interesting

[@rickgoodin2854]

LOL, You win the comment section my good sir!

[@AbhilashGregory1985]

Sharp turn to Supernatural Comedy!

[@PulloffPrime]

LOL Ohhhh that was the best comment at a youtube clip I've seen in a long time

[@TRIT_RAM]

The look he gives when he says “I thought I’d use your front door” absolutely kills me every time

[@tims_always_fishing7117]

I love how he offers the beer instead of drinking it...

[@valueinyou9931]

What Brandon Lee's character says about the little things...how nothing is trivial. So feel that in so many ways these days. This movie literally embodies how darkness can be also beautiful. Incredible, haunting and visceral film. Still can't believe he's gone.

[@boojiboy2275]

"Believe me. Nothing is trivial!" Love that line.

[@deathbygraphite1928]

God, the acting in this movie is amazing, at one point when Eric heres what happened to them you can see him start to shake slighty

[@RLTee-tw7zv]

This movie teaches us about how to cope and heal after losing a love one, teaches us that there's light at the end of the tunnel and how to support each other through dark and complicated times.

[@freddybeer]

I'll give you the missing saddest part of this scene : Albrecht - 'Hey, ah, I'm sorry as hell for what happened to you and your girlfriend.' Eric - 'Yeah...'

[@ronaldshank7589]

You can feel the grief. It's so profound! At that moment, these two started being really good friends...which I guess some might find strange, a living human being, being a true friend to someone who has already died...and yet, is right there with him, talking to him...and giving him the best advice that there is. Eric is telling him that nothing is trivial. What Eric is saying, of course, is that everything is important. Everything! He's also telling Officer Albrecht, concerning the Officer's Wife, to love her, no matter what, and to hold onto her, and to set their differences aside, and love each other for all that they're worth. Never let go, ever! Eric knows about loss...not only the loss of his own life, but the agonizing pain and struggle that his fiance, Shelley, went through for 30 hours, before she died. Eric loved Shelley like no other! That's why he told Officer Albrecht to love his Wife, and to never let her go. Eric knows the ultimate pain of being separated from someone that he loved more than life itself!

[@HillsSilent]

Really need to see this again, I miss these kind of films... things are so different to when this was made.

[@icelxrd1075]

Luckily it is on Netflix so u can watch it on there

[@seans7859]

@Gop This film is beloved by many people and is the lasting legacy of Brandon Lee. I think you just have dogshit taste in film. In fact, yes, I can smell the dogshit.

[@milesbeck140]

@Gop Boy get out of here!

[@Lunzatis_Palemoon]

Unfortunately, movies and film making has become about quantity over quality. It use to be quality over quantity because it took so long to put a movie out.

[@davidfarley8827]

Cop: Are you some kind of ghost ? Eric: Boo! Me: LOL!!

[@ThomasSellers]

One wishes Brandon Lee himself were reborn in life as in art. In a way, he is, every time someone streams the Crow. It's just that good. RIP the son of The Dragon. We'll see you and your father in the next world. Let the Crow fly Forever!

[@josephdolman]

Started watching it for the first time last night I was born in 93 on the same day Brandon lee died 31st march always had a fascination with it and what do you know it's been added to netflix

[@MarioUcomics]

Sergeant Albrecht is a character they dramatically improved from the comic who was really a mixed of a minor beat cop who was scared of Eric and a detective named Capt. Hook. He has more of an active role and depth in the movie

[@aaronkenyon7112]

Good thing as well cause I like Ernie Hudson in this film, he's great in this and Ghostbusters

[@roberteugene7295]

It would have been a waste of Ernie Hudson's talent otherwise. Outstanding actor, outstanding performance. Hopefully, he knows what real film fans think of his talent.

[@derekfelix8188]

Ernie Hudson is really good in a supporting role. This is a very heavy scene.

[@banquo3873]

Just a dang good actor

[@thecrowpit24]

My favorite scene of the whole movie. So much emotion. Ernie and Brandon have a wonderful chemistry with each other.

[@LarryPfeffer]

"I saw her through your eyes. You stayed with her the whole time." PLUS this scene foretells how The Crow will defeat his foe, with a vivid memory of pain!

[@VOICEFORFREEDOM1776]

I cry every time he felt her pain and he couldn’t handle it.

[@c.galindo9639]

Damn that was such a great scene with his reactions and how he demands not to be touched again, lest he see the memories of his fiancée dying in the hospital again. It was like he actually felt the pain of loss and seeing the suffering that he couldn’t bare to have to see it a second time

[@roberteugene7295]

If you watch how he finishes Top Dollar, you'll see he *did* feel it. To quote Eric, "I have something I want to give you. I don't want it anymore...30 HOURS OF PAIN! ALL AT ONCE! ALL FOR YOU!!"

[@c.galindo9639]

Robert Eugene cool

[@b_side8669]

@@roberteugene7295 yeah & that’s actually top dollars punishment plus him falling off the roof etc lol

[@seagrey75]

I saw this movie when it came out at the cinema in 1994. RIP Brandon

[@bradleybear5791]

"I thought id use your front door.." I love this scene.. Two good souls.. Love this movie. I love how they wrote it. Two friends like neighbours

[@AmAxel35]

"You shouldn't smoke these..... they'll kill ya" That's just a little bit of dead humor

[@davidmarrero9608]

The thing about this scene which you can't make the same is how sincere, calm, and sad it is. It seems more natural then most films now that overacted this seems more like too average people talking about a sad tragedy and connecting which makes this scene great

[@eddiehjalmarsson5966]

I first saw this as a kid sometime in 2000 and it hade a huge impact on me. The aesthetics , score, soundtrack, action and character moments like these stayed with me my entire life. I'm Swedish and this film also taught me to speak english(well this and terminator 2). Brandon was one of my heroes growing up. I try to think of quotes from this film when life is rough like, "it can't rain all the time" and the quote "nothing is trivial" helped me cope with the loss and grief I experienced in my own life.

[@l2jnichol1986]

This moment in The Crow always hits me right in the feels 😭😭😭😭

[@thediabeticpup]

This film is part of the reason I grew up the way I did. Mistrusting police who are being payed off, keep my head down around the wrong people. But also, not to take crap from no one. And if you hurt my family, revenge is so sweet.

[@rezkys962]

"Nothing's Trivial"

[@kimmi8902]

👌🎯❤️

[@eddieq2189]

Ernie Hudson was the connection to Eric the life line to this movie completely he told Eric everything he knew and it helped Eric get those guys throughout the movie

[@baran_revolutionaer]

This is by far the most beautiful scene of this movie. The acting, the music, the aesthetic, everything.

[@thefatman69dude]

Ernie Hudson and Brandon Lee had great chemistry. This scene always sticks out to me.

[@thepoliticalprophet9228]

Should be in the Hall of Fame. THIS MOVIE AND BRANDON LEE. Both deserve the highest honor for acting and movie production. This movie is TIMELESS. A Classic love story ❤

[@AchtungBaby77]

These two had awesome chemistry together. Ernie Hudson is brilliant 👏

[@haraldheller4359]

The old movies are the best ones

[@Efreeti]

There's so much good in this scene. How Eric revels a bit in Albrecht's wonder about him with the spooks, then just chews the scenery. How he confoundedly studies the beer bottle after taking it out of the fridge, as if trying to remember something from another life. How Albrecht is just trying to get to grips with the situation, his mind reeling at the dead man walking. The utter vulnerability of that final line...

[@PerfectlyImperfect93]

We truly lost someone talented and special. Rip Brandon Lee♥️

[@JamesGalea12]

Brilliant acting here from 2 great actors. Rest in peace Brandon. 🖤

[@kimmyfreak200]

NOTHING is trivial...these words always stuck with me cuz the smallest things mean so much to me i've been that way all my life ever since i was real little... he says the line with such passion too... its so true

[@negativezero3107]

he is so much like his father, we got robbed of what he would become

[@tatolteif9408]

What a tragedy.

[@marlaantonellagomezcarrill4890]

This film had such a brilliant cast and each small nuance in this scene truly adds something incredible and unique to the atmosphere of the story. From Eric's kindhearted and softspoken interaction with Sargent Albrecht, to Albrecht's concern for Eric after he fell back in sadness and bereavement after he had seen what had happened to Shelley through his eyes. It truly seemed like they and Sarah would have been such a happily bonded trio of good friends and they would have been such a beautiful found family had Eric had more time. Ernie Hudson's acting steers the emotional message of the film and his quiet determination and strength truly parallel the essence of who Eric is. I believe that something beautiful about the film is that Eric can see himself reflected in each person that he interacts with as his journey unfolds. Sarah Mohr represents his devotion to his family and the immense grief and longing that he feels in refusing to let go of the objects and things which tie him to his mortal past and identity (Sarah can also represent the innocence of Eric and Shelley's relationship and the almost magical quality of their love), Sargent Albrecht represents his necessity for justice and compassion as well as the undercurrents of remorse as Albrecht is getting divorced from his wife and Eric regrets that he didn't seem to value Shelley's empathy and gentle spirit as she always found amazement and wonder in the seemingly trivial things in life (Albrecht can also represent how Eric was judged because he differed from the status quo and chose to be kind to others and in how in spite of the violent nature of his mission, at its core it is ultimately the pursuit of justice, given that Albrecht is a kind and compassionate man who is shamed for his desire to help others amid a profession which constantly exposes him to cruel events, and Darla represents the almost metaphorical and unwavering addiction to his mission which is his only momentary focus. I also find it very beautiful that Eric and Shelley's favorite holiday was Halloween and as they were both judged on a daily basis, Halloween provided them with the necessary strength and courage to celebrate their authenticity and love for each other. Furthermore, this has a much greater significance as Eric is one of the most genuine characters in the film and his intentions are purely from a justice-seeking standpoint, however at his core, he is a beautiful and kindhearted soul who does not use The Crow persona as a means to be disengenuous with himself, rather that it is an outlet for him to express his deepest emotions and the most central pillars of himself. In other words his facepaint which is modelled after the Irony Mask in their home does not mask who he is, rather it represents the most fullest expresssion of his identity. I also believe that Top Dollar is a dark mirror of who Eric would have become had he permitted for his actions to be solely guided by revenge and not love.

[@galagaace78]

Love the background music in this scene.

[@jasonsterling4129]

The way Brandon looks around the room with his head movements like a crow showing his link to it, and also his semi erased memory of his surroundings. Things look different from the point of view of the dead, then they do the living. The smallest of things are highly noticed that we don't think twice about.

[@helenwaldeck185]

As others have already said -what a great loss, he was so talented and handsome!

[@StreamGawd]

The way Brandon performed was beyond amazing.. look at his reaction after he grabs the beer. Its Little details like that like here's a dead guy adjusting to being alive again. I love this movie. I like how Brandon laughed too

[@da-bee8]

"Are you some kind of ghost?" He's ready to get his proton pack.

[@Ilovegirlotsandlots]

A masterful scene from a masterpiece

[@Tx1113]

You still have your hat on….. love it!!!

[@joseguitia3953]

Brandon was a amazing actor

[@markb9866]

I grew up with this movie being one of my favorites. truly a tragedy to lose that man

[@theoutsiderspost4982]

This was so underrated it’s hurts.

[@FaeJay21]

My all time favorite live action Halloween movie! I use to look forward to this movie being aired on tv every year around Halloween and I never missed it. The entire cast sold this movie with memorable performances and the production crew created a hell of a story. I liked Ernie in Ghostbusters, but I loved him in this movie. He and Brandon played off of one another so naturally; it was like breathing. Brandon is the one and only Crow. Then, now, and forever. If Brandon were still alive today, he would be an Academy Award winner and an Oscar winner for sure. R.I.P. Brandon Lee you are dearly missed.

[@oe3039]

Ernie Hudson is such a GOAT. I wish he had been in more things. I honestly don't know why they're remaking this movie, it's so disrespectful to everyone involved in it.

[@alexboyles7836]

Brandon Lee had the potential to be a great action movie star. I could see him being similar to Keanu Reeves or possibly even better.

[@markcraft]

I was thinking the same thing

[@joscar062]

Well he was considered being Neo in the Matrix

[@mdd04000]

@@joscar062 I always thought the role would’ve suited brandan, especially with his martial arts background

[@anymaru]

Man, when he says "don't touch touch me". Hits so hard.

[@saveferris1985]

Great movie, RIP Brandon

[@sidle]

One of the best scenes in the movie. Heartbreaking, RIP Brandon, oh what you could have become.

[@jws1272]

I saw this movie on opening night 1994, in a sellout crowd................one of my BEST movie memories....

[@JnEricsonx]

Opening weekend for me. Two years ago they showed it at a Alamo Drafthouse for the anniversary. So happy I got to see it again.

[@mttrnx]

Ernie Hudson was great in this movie.

[@aaronblake3031]

This is in my top 5 of all time movies an this isn't even a movie it's a film Brandon was an amazing actor omg if he was still alive today he would be a legend

[@Alan7997]

Brandon Lee played having the weight of the world on his shoulders so well in this movie.

[@hey_lilz]

One of my fave movies and soundtracks!🙌🏻

[@gian19791]

This is the most calm solemn 😞 setting my favorite

[@animeshpratapsingh3346]

Always brings tears into my eyes....this movie and Brandon.....you will never be forgotten.

[@cjvaye99]

I love how Eric is such a nice guy to officer albrechr and Sarah but is ruthless towards his and shelly's murderers

[@gian19791]

This scene is so peaceful and relaxing and calm good acting on top of that

[@rexdv8]

There will never be another Crow like Brandon. He was that role.

[@JnEricsonx]

I think the "believe me, nothing is trivial" line was a improv by Lee. God the 90s would have been so much more awesome if he'd lived, guy was apparently one of the first picks for Johnny Cage in MK(irony, I know), just like the 70s and 80s would have been more awesome if his father had lived.

[@akkito1911]

This scene hurts WAY worse as an adult..... Saw this movie when I was pretty young.

[@ChilesRussellTaylor]

R.I.P. Brandon Lee!

[@benjiespinosa4703]

Just chillin at home with “the crow”

[@WinstonDreadmore]

I watch this film religiously every Halloween week and usually a few more times per year. Taped it off TV in the nineties and it was a great comfort to me when I was dealing with some stuff. Now anytime I feel anxious about something, just listening to pretty much any song from the soundtrack of this movie calms my nerves and brings me comfort. No other film has touched me in the way this one has and it is largely due to the quality of Brandon's performance (but the ensemble really complete it) Rest in peace Brandon, and John Pollito and anyone else involved who has passed.

[@stanleyshady9465]

Other scenes you can see the intensity of him when he's all Crow like.. but in this scene you can see how he's always genuinely in pain

[@lanacox4125]

This is the best gothic movie. Every time Wen I watch this movie I afew tears here and there. As well as makes me feel like I’m in it.

[@ShortyShawnFilms]

good movie one of my faves

[@tasminhopper9007]

shawn bigras my all-time favourite.

[@higurashianduminekoconnect1702]

Easily one of the greatest movies of all time

[@gdog5798]

God this is my favorite movie of all time, as a kid I grew up loving marvel and dc, but the crow film was different, the music and the atmosphere of the movie is just insane, I don’t think a movie has ever made me feel like I was in the movie, the gothic set design was topping on the cake really feels like devil night 10/10 movie for me