OT: The Crow

Kleitusbpn

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Apr 27, 2008
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One of the top 100 movies of all time and I say that with at least somewhat of an actual understanding of what I'm saying (ok, it's an opinion, but I actually have a comprehension of the history of hollywood before 1980 unlike most of humanity). All the creepier and more apt of a film because everyone knows what happened at the end of the filming.

I try and watch it once a year or so.
 

obobbo

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Jan 30, 2006
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One of the top 100 movies of all time and I say that with at least somewhat of an actual understanding of what I'm saying (ok, it's an opinion, but I actually have a comprehension of the history of hollywood before 1980 unlike most of humanity). All the creepier and more apt of a film because everyone knows what happened at the end of the filming.

I try and watch it once a year or so.
Top 100 ! maybe try watching it while sober and then rate it..
 

Captain Nick

All-Conference
Jul 22, 2008
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I really like it and I do feel it's underrated but top 100 all time is hard to justify.
 

JohnRossEwing

All-American
Jul 4, 2013
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It is a cool movie BUT I think the soundtrack and the fact that he died make it a bigger "deal" than what it really would have been.
 
May 26, 2005
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The graphic novel is pretty good, too. The story behind James O'Barrs writing inspiration is quite tragic, too.
 
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