The Crow
Summary
-Eric Draven is a poetic guitarist who, along with his fiancée, were killed. A crow brings him back to life and leads him to his killers, knife-thrower Tin Tin, druggie Funboy car nut T-Bird, and uncultured Skank. One by one, these criminals are taken down until he comes across Top Dollar, a world class crime lord armed with a Japanese katana
Cast
-Brandon Lee: Eric Draven
-Rochelle Davis: Sarah
-Ernie Hudson: Sgt. Albrecht
-Michael Wincott: Top Dollar
-Bai Ling: Myca
-Sofia Shinas: Shelley Webster
-Anna Levine: Darla
-David Patrick Kelly: T-Bird
-Laurence Mason: Tin Tin
-Michael Massee: Funboy
Did You Know?
-According to the biography of Bruce Lee, his father, Brandon Lee's death was predicted by his father after he emerged from his coma
-Takes place in Detroit, judging from "Devil's Night" referring to the night of arson and vandalism before Halloween and "motor city", referring to all the car factories there, such as Ford and GM
-The crow guides Draven to hunt down criminals. He starts with the criminals who raped Shelley and he goes after them in the order that they raped her. Tin Tin starts on Shelley, but gets pushed out of the way by Funboy saying "me first"
-The device that gets dropped into T-Bird's lap is a white phosphorus grenade that can, when detonated, burn at 2500 degrees Fahrenheit
I'm a girl born in the wrong decade. I belong in the 1960s or the 1970s in my opinion. I bleed tie dye, my theme music is anything 1960s rock or 1970s rock or metal. I'm a hippie through and through. But also a hippie who loves old metal music. I believe that violence never solves anything, so why resort to it to solve problems? With all the wars the world has seen, there should be a clue somewhere in there!
Life is what happens when you are making other plans~ John Lennon
An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind~Gandhi
The time is always right to do what is right~ Martin Luther King Jr.
An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind~Gandhi
The time is always right to do what is right~ Martin Luther King Jr.
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