The Crow [DVD] [1994]

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

Absolutely amazing film. A must own if you're a hardcore movie collector.

Great Movie, Lots of Action, this is a must for every movie collection, Buy this one Now.

What can I say about this film that hasn't already been stated by other reviewers? This movie is a must see for anyone with the slightest interest in an 'anti-hero' superhero. The movie is dark and haunting, but very well paced and directed. I think it's impossible to watch it without wondering what Brandon Lee could have brought us if not for the tragic accident. He makes his character come alive and believable, which given the story-line and another actor, could easily have become satire.

A fun cult classic that tells the story of a slain musician who comes back from the dead to avenge his and his girlfriend's death. The late Brandon Lee, son of the late Bruce Lee, stars as Eric Draven, a revenant determined to right what has been set wrong. Fans of movies like Tim Burton's "Batman" and "Sin City" should get this movie. It also has a killer soundtrack. Total recommendation.

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.

Love this movie and already have the DVD version. Had to upgrade to the Blu-Ray. Now just need 4K.