The Crow (2024) Is...

As excited as I was to see this...I walked away feeling a bit empty. But what did YOU think of The Crow? Do you have a different take?
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[@thearcadeguy87]

I'm not saying is a masterpiece and m sure mmy of its fans thin the same. But it's the legacy of Brandon Lee that's what keeps people from wanting it to be touched. He gave his all and he died for it. That being said I think this movie would have faired better if it wasn't Eric and Shelley. For me I feel like, this my not be the worst Crow movie, but it's the most boring. Too much set up and, if I'm honest, I didn't feel the relationship between the main characters. And the more I think about it it feels like Shelley is using Eric the whole relationship. She singles him out as a man with no one to turn too. Takes advantage of his feeing for him and uses them to convince him to help her escape. Then hooks him back on drugs to keep him around seemingly for protection I guess instead of leaving town to get away from Roeg. I just never liked her character and couldn't wait for her to die. Then the man trades his soul for hers even though it feels like the barely know each other for like maybe a couple weeks at most and she gets to live instead of him. I just didn't buy it in my opinion.

[@GeekDUpp]

I totally get that take. I do think this could’ve been another Crow story and not Eric and Shelley. Because I do feel the mythos of The Crow is lore worth telling. So if they just did a different character like the 3 past sequels…Would’ve been fine. I didn’t get the impression she was using him, though now that you say it I can definitely see it, even if it was subconsciously. I personally did not like the addict angle the movie took. Especially since in the OG they were portrayed as a normal, happy and loving couple. I appreciate your take and insight! Thank you💪🏼

[@strettoasino9006]

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