| The 
				Crow (1994),
				Director: 
				Alex Proyas, 
				rated R for violence, drug use 
						
						Believe in angels. 
				
		  Starring: Brandon Lee, Ernie Hudson, Michael Wincott, 
				Rochelle Davis, Bai Ling, Sofia Shinas, Anna Thomson, Tony Todd 
DML Rating: 
★★★★★★★★★☆ 
- near perfect "People once believed 
				that, when someone dies, a crow carries their soul to the land 
				of the dead. 
				But sometimes, something so bad happens that a 
				terrible sadness 
				is carried with it and the soul can't rest." -
				Sarah Why watch this?
				It's dark and gothic, yet shining through is Jason Lee's charismatic 
				light.   
				Plot Summary: Eric 
						Draven, a musician, is brutally murdered along with his 
						fiancée the night before their wedding. A year later, 
						Eric is resurrected by a mystical crow, gaining 
						supernatural powers. Guided by the crow, he seeks 
						vengeance on the criminals who killed him and his 
						fiancée. His only tether to humanity is his young 
						friend, Sarah. Dad's Preview: 
				This anti-hero film just grabbed me and wedged itself into my 
				soul. The story originated in 
				The Crow comics by James O. 
				Barr. There is such a sadness to this origin story. Things get 
				violent as vengeance is extracted, but the film never loses its 
				tenderness. Lead actor Jason Lee, the son of martial arts legend 
				Bruce Lee, was accidentally killed 
				during filming. Thank goodness they were able to finish this 
				treasure. 
						 Entertainment Media Investment Corp., Pressman Film, 
						Jeff Most Prod.;
 Dimension Films, Miramax Films
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