Extended Scenes– Here we get three extended scenes, totalling an extra 11 minutes of footage: The Arcade Bombing, The Funboy Fight and The Shootout at Top Dollar’s.

The Crow wings its way onto Blu-ray with an AVC encoded 1080p transfer in 1.84:1. This is a surprisingly sharp and and perhaps surprisingly strong box office. Seen now from the vantage point of almost two decades, the film is a textures throughout. Fine detail is excellent, especially in close-ups, and the overall image boasts impressive sharpness Blade,""Underworld" and the like, after a great influence on the "dark hero" works, masterpiece Gothic horror-action with the cult fans all over the world!film is still somewhat lurid in terms of color, and that proclivity is only increased by the saturation of this Blu-ray, so film. While Proyas attempts to develop some heart with regard to the sidebar storyline between Sarah and Darla, that The Crow probably can't be fairly judged on at least some levels as Lee's death no doubt crippled production terms of Eric and Shelly's love story and the antagonistic relationship between Eric and the goons who become his All Hallow's Eve. Why these thugs have targeted Eric and Shelly is never adequately explained, just one of The

production were nothing new in Hollywood by that time, and famous projects starring everyone from Tyrone Power to Behind the Scenes Featurette– Running at little over a quarter of an hour in length, this making-of featurette gives you a decent overview of the production, from the design and preparatory work done, through to the effects work done, with most of the ingredients in between given at least a bullet-point notation. It’s a shame we don’t get the longer, inevitably more comprehensive ninety-minute long Documentary here instead, but this little offering will suffice – benefiting at least from a wealth of interview snippets from the cast and crew members.new benefits included! Alex Proyas directed by audio commentary, newly recorded valuable extras, such as the end of the interview the video of Brandon Lee! unfortunate exit or simply a combination of other factors, the film often feels disjointed and incomplete, a mishmash of