It's all about death The undead Crow wants the lives of a gang that killed him and his wife
The Crow was Brandon Lee’s breakout movie and unfortunately his last as he was killed during the filming. The movie is about an undead superhero The Crow (Lee) getting revenge upon a gang that killed him and his wife.<br /><br />The movie does a great job setting the theme with the opening. It starts with a shot of Detroit on fire and then focuses upon an apartment where a violent crime just took place. That was the murder of Eric Draven (Lee) and his fiancé Shelly Webster (Sofia Shinas). It was supposed to be their marriage night. His violent death leads Eric to be reborn and become the Crow an anti-hero who wants payback against the gang that took his life and that of his wife. This sets the stage for the entire movie. Detroit is portrayed as a lawless city where gangs, rape and murder go unpunished. Everything is shot with a dark hue to go along the mood. Believe it or not, but burning houses used to be real thing in Detroit because there were so many abandoned houses. This especially happened on what was called Devil’s Night, which was the night that the violence against Eric and Shelly took place.<br /><br />Lee plays a haunting figure. He wears all black and puts on white and black make up on his face to make him look like a jester. He plays a guitar on roof tops. He has flashbacks to his time with his fiancé that increases his pain and need for payback. A crow constantly flys in the sky looking for his next victims. He's like a Gothic Rock god.<br /><br />All together it’s a great movie and one not usually associated with the superhero genre probably because of its focus upon death.<br />C
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