Henchwomen Fight

In 1994 movie The Crow. Actress Bai Ling plays as villainess Myca. Damn, finally watching The Crow..

I don't get why this movie looks so good, why a movie made like what, 30 years ago, looks way better than any movie made today?

The idea that Brandon Lee died in the movie, make the movie way darker than it's already is, every time I see him, I'm like "fucking hell", it's very scary and uncanny feeling, it's like, scenes which I would usually enjoy like him running, feels painful, like, I could watch the remake which would be easier to watch, but I know it would be trash, and still, the movie being tragic is kind of part of its identity.

I'm all for practical effects, but movies like this one make me skeptical on certain practical effects, it's like practical effects as long as they are safe on the actors, it's not worth is to use actual weapons that would end up by someone losing his life, such tragedy should never happen again.

Eric Draven fight Tin Tin who was one of the villains of the movie who assaulted his wife and killed him, the actor playing Tin Tin is Laurence Mason who also played Sammy in Prison Break, been a long time since I watched Prison Break but I remember him as one of the inmates of SONA prison and fought Brad Bellick, and Brad Bellick cheated and used drug or something during the fight making him lose his consciousness. 

Around 23 minute mark, we also see Tony Todd, who left our world recently, Tony Todd is one of the actors that I really enjoyed watching on screen that when the world lost him, it felt like I lost part of me, Like I remember him from The Man from Earth, and he also appeared towards the end of Stream, also made the voice of Zoom in The Flash, and tons of horror movies.

Basically Eric Draven went after the villains who attacked him one by one, the first guy was impaled, the second with overdose, basically he's killing them by their own weapons till now.

I already know my favorite characters in this movie, Eric Draven, Myca, Grange and Top Dollar.

TBH, I kind of feel how traumatizing the movie was for the cast and the people who knew Brandon Lee, I can't say anything funny or negative about this movie, or the hero, just because the tragedy that happened during the making, yet it's great movie, I wish movies felt and looked as good today, and no matter how they try to remake this movie, I think this is one of the movies that shouldn't be remade, nothing would come even closer to the original one. RIP, Brandon Lee, RIP, Tony Todd, thank you for the good time you gave us, we love you and miss you so much 💔💔💔.