Rael99

Amazing film that captures so vividly the horrors and sacrifice of war. We owe so much to those who sacrificed their lives for us. The only issue I have are the thousands of allied aircraft that provided air cover to those troops desperately trying to make their way up the beaches. They were not shown in the film and it gave the impression there was no air support at all.

Someone needs to tell the writers and the Director of this film why it was called 'The Crow' in first place. Because someone clearly hasn't explained it to them. Yet another group of people who they they need to re-write a classic and re-write it they did, into a sprawling mess that bears no original to the original. Absolutely awful !

Normally love The Coen Brothers films, but I'm not sure what the point of this movie was really. A tongue in cheek look at the bygone movie industry, with beautifully shot scenes, costumes and the odd bit of amusing satire. But if you don't have a story to tie anything together other than a lame kidnapping then it all becomes pointless. Had to laugh that the so called critics ( 362 reviews ) gave it 86% on Rotten Tomatoes but he general public (25,000 reviews) gave it 44%. A reminder to take those with a pen jammed up their own ego a swerve.

Couldn't believe just how puerile and childish this movie was. Give me Sam Raimi's Spiderman any day of the week. At lot spent on the visuals but the script was awful.

Lol...love all the reviews starting I'm actually a Bill Burr fan but.... Thanks for not making me feel so old Bill. It told a few truths about modern life for me. People falling in line because of the over sensitive, just for a peaceful life. Reflected very well in the closing stages of the movie. Laughed all the way through it.

So many horror tropes in this film, but 50 minutes in and I'm falling asleep, because they're all done so badly. There is no momentum at all in the first half of the film, it simply crawls along. Just another demon , haunted house movie, that's not even scary. Some good acting talents gone to waste here.

The look of the film and the CGI is absolutely jaw dropping. If only they'd stop employing chimpanzees to write the scripts. I watched the old 1968 film that started it all off a few months back and yeah the special effects were not the best, although half decent for the time. But the script and the dialogue were miles better than this and gave the film a continuous momentum. Good scripts are what give films depth and sustains interest. The script here limped along right from the start and never raised the pulse above tick over. A real shame considering how much effort must have gone in to making the film look so impressive.

Really admire Clint for the work he's done in both acting and directing throughout his career. But films needs plausibility and at 90 when he made this movie he is way, way too old for the part. The script too felt over simplistic, with not enough depth to both the story and the characters themselves. Watching it, it felt like it was slowly going to grind to an inevitable end without any memorable moments along the way, which it did.

Horrendously bad. After watching people on foot out run velociraptors and then struggle to shake them off on a speeding motorbike. Watching a plane on fire crash into a frozen lake , remain practically intact and then the two occupants emerge as though they're about to go down the catwalk in Milan I was losing the will to live lol. I mean do writers and Directors break crayons writing and and creating story boards for these films? I despair with many action films these days, as they are just lazy, with no depth, feel or realism. It's all about the CGI and effects, admittedly very good, but films just can't stand alone on that. I mean just how many crashes, bangs and explosions can you watch? Which is why it was refreshing when The Joker came out. A move away from Marvel CGI City and a movie based on a good script and good acting.

Great idea for a film. But slow, boring and an abysmal ending. Not even Aaron Paul could lift the tedium. I mean surely there have got to be better script writers out there. You know someone that facilitate something better than the use of crayons to write them.