Customer Ratings & Reviews

I enjoy shopping at Best Buy they have some really good deals but you need to train your employees better because I have been told I would be able to do a few things in the store and then have made special trips to the store in order to get those things done and I get told by another employee that I can't do what I needed in the store!

This is a classic!! Brandon Lees last film. A must have to any action/comic collector

I was inspired to purchase this movie after seeing a remake was being made with Bill Skarsgard. It's a 90s classic with a wonderfully campy graphic novel feel and grungy soundtrack.

Outstanding movie! Really shows Brandon Lee's talent and range as an actor. He was really coming into his own when his career was tragically cut short during an accident making this film. Extremely well acted and the performances can really pull on your emotions. Highly recommended if you like dark, gritty movies.

I needed to upgrade to a better physical copy. Movie sounds great and video is oretty good.

The last movie Brandon Lee made, this movie still stands the test of time. A gothic action film with love at its center, this movie has heart. Very tragic what happened to Lee, but it forever changed the way firearms are handled on movie sets. Beautiful classic film!!

This movie is great. An action packed revenge love story.

It's The Crow. What more could you possibly want??

This really made the movie Seem like a new Movie on its own.. and i Have seen this movie So many times.. They Did a great job on it VIDEO: The Crow wings its way onto Blu-ray with an AVC encoded 1080p transfer in 1.84:1. This is a surprisingly sharp and lustrously dark (in a good way) looking high definition presentation, especially considering the fact that Proyas filmed The Crow on a less than blockbuster budget, to say the least. As fans of the film know, almost the entirety of the movie plays out at night, in darkened rooms and in shadowy outdoor locales, and despite that fact, shadow detail is phenomenal with virtually no sign of crush, despite the predominance of black on black textures throughout. Fine detail is excellent, especially in close-ups, and the overall image boasts impressive sharpness and clarity. Some of the film is still somewhat lurid in terms of color, and that proclivity is only increased by the saturation of this Blu-ray, so sequences featuring blood and gore simply look more abundantly bloody and gory. Noise is a non-issue, another impressive achievement considering the long nighttime sequences streaked with rain. Grain is still intact and while it may be troublesome in some of the optical shots, it's never overwhelming to the point where it devolves into noise. Black levels are sumptuous and superbly gradated and contrast is strong within the confines of this almost exclusively dark film. Audio: The Crow's lossless DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 mix is also surprisingly effective for such a relatively modestly budgeted affair. Part of the immersive capabilities of the mix is due no doubt to the excellent use of source cues which Proyas utilized to provide underscore, but there are a number of standout sequences alive with excellent and frequently impressively directional sound effects. The crow itself (as in the bird, not the character) is provided with some great foley effects, including everything from its pecking beak to its flapping wings. And of course the action sequences are filled with great crashes, smashes and other effects, including some great LFE, that bring the sonic enjoyment level up immeasurably. Dialogue is clear and well presented and the overall mix boasts superior fidelity and some awesome dynamic range.

I love this movie so much and finally bought it instead of waiting for it to show on the television. It makes you feel so many emotions and the music in it is purely beautiful and amazing. 10/10

If only nowadays they would release more movies similar to this one, I just saw Alita Battle Angel and Shazam, they're both trash.The Crow one of the better movies I've seen ever.

...it was Brandon Lee in The Crow - anarchic, destructive, yet sympathetic and anti-establishment all at once in such a dark, trashy mess of a post-industrial landscape.

The 90s were a fantastic time for movies and this one even stands out among some of the greats that came out around the same time. It’s touching still to this day.

I loved this movie when it came out and I still enjoy watching it. Brandon Lee was perfect for this role. It is a shame that he passed away so young like his father.

Too many movies these days are only available in digital format on certain platforms. Still trying to figure out if I can watch this one on iTunes or if it’s just the AlterNet website. I figured by now everything would be compatible with iTunes because it’s just so big. Fingers crossed.

This is my favorite Brandon Lee movie ever, even though he only made a few before his death this stands out and holds up some 25 years later.

The movie translates well given the poor effects from the era compared to today. It’s a fun comic book movie and my teen enjoyed it as well.

This film is pretty good. It’s very dark and definitely reminds me of Batman to some small extent. After discovering the main actor’s background - it made it much more interesting but knowing he didn’t make it alive... makes this film worth watch.

The movie quickly caught my attention. Kept me fixated to the end. So sad that Brandon Lee lost his life in the production of this movie.

For those of you don't know this movie is Brandon Lee's last. Tragically, he died during the last days of filming. This film would have catapulted Brandon Lee into major-stardom. Knowing this only makes the movie darker, sadder, and more heart-wrenching. Based on the comic book series of the same name by James O'Barr, the movie stays close to its comic book roots. Dark imagery, up-close shots, and stark contrasts add to the comic book feel and gothic look of the movie. The music in the film, both soundtrack and songs, convey thoughts and imagery. The Crow is a story of love and revenge, loss and retribution. It is a portrait of the struggle between the pain of seeing the past, and the peace of gaining closure. Director Alex Proyas did a wonderful job of capturing this struggle on film. While the bulk of the supporting cast is at the very least believable, Michael Wincott is disturbingly creepy as the main antagonist "Top Dollar." Ernie Hudson, here playing a cop who thinks he's seeing a ghost, delivers an even performance. But the movie is ALL Brandon Lee. He brought his martial arts background and talent to this film and gave 200%. He was also the movie's fight choreographer. This means: sit up and watch! This movie is 80% action, 5% comedy, and 15% heart-wrenching, tear-jerking tragedy. Be prepared to sit on the edge of your seat, and use up a box of kleenex.