Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good movie but if your under 25 good luck getting a girl to watch it with you. The wife couldn't get into it.

Great cult classic of the 90's and Brandon Lee's final film because he died during the filming!

Classic movie at a great price got this on clearance at Best Buy well worth it

pretty much enjoyed movie from the past..bought it only because of nostalgia.

Only one Blu Ray disc. Great movie but item not as described.

good movie, not your usual story line, well worth watching

Saw this in the 90's. It looks better on blue ray and ultra HD TV.

Great movie, a little dark with the story though. Overall good movie.

Fun to watch for the effects, but a bit drawn out on an even plane.

This movie was ok but The Crow tv series was much better.

Bought the movie as a gift for someone. They like the movie.

Great Comic book type movie. Brandon Lee is great.

Good movie, surprised to find I didn't own it, good price

A bit hard to follow. Not a very interesting movie.

The story is weak. Not a whole lot going on. There was a lot of attention on this movie I guess because of what happened to Brandon Lee.

The set was good, no returns, but, it was too dark for me. I did not enjoy it one bit. I gave it away to someone who might like it better, they pawned it for ten cents. Not a good movie at all.

It's a great movie and a good review on it so I picked it up at my local Best Buy

the world was clamoring for a goth superhero, and we were given the crow. this movie has it all, great action, great music, great goth make-up, and a great cast. if hot topic was a movie, this would be it. do yourself a favor and buy it so that you can take a two hour break from the pain, misery, and depression of the real world.

Me and my older brother used to watch this all the time when we were kids.

The Crow (994) is in my humble opinion, one of the best and most underrated comic book to film adaptions of all time. It is also best served to be considered a stand-alone film, with all future sequels and spinoffs ignored. Releasing during a time when superhero movies were bright, clean and made with a kid-friendly approach in mind, The Crow instead channeled Tim Burton's 1989 Batman film and took it to the next level in terms of intensity and darkness. The whole film has a gritty feel to it that was sorely missing from similar films at the time, and not really touched on again until Blade four years later. The audio and visual quality are both great, as the film transitioned to HD Blu-Ray very well.