The Crow 30th Anniversary Re-Release Trailer (2024)

Check out the Official Trailer for The Crow starring Brandon Lee!

US Release Date: May 29, 2024
Starring: Brandon Lee, Ernie Hudson, Michael Massee
Director: Alex Proyas
Synopsis: The night before his wedding, musician Eric Draven (Brandon Lee) and his fiancée are brutally murdered by members of a violent inner-city gang. On the anniversary of their death, Eric rises from the grave and assumes the gothic mantle of the Crow, a supernatural avenger. Tracking down the thugs responsible for the crimes and mercilessly murdering them, Eric eventually confronts head gangster Top Dollar (Michael Wincott) to complete his macabre mission.

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#TheCrow #BrandonLee

[jacknecron]

The only Crow that matters. I wish Brandon Lee could've lived to see how beloved this movie had become.

[Mystikk]

A tragic masterpiece absolutely _not_ in need of a "remake"!

[MarquizeMufasa]

"It can't rain all the time" R.I.P. Brandon Lee

[burnout]

Look! A Crow film worthy of going to the theaters to watch!

[MJT]

Rather see this in cinema than watch the remake.

[Donnegro]

This movie is a classic! Still a badass movie to this day! RIP Brandon Lee

[CorvinusAnimus]

Ive seen this movie numerous times since it was first released and it never gets old. I never got to experience this film in the movie theater for monetary reasons. To finally get the opportunity to watch it in the cinema is a dream come true!

[PerrySkyePhoenix]

I saw it on "The Big Screen" when it first came out. To this day, it's the only movie that I own on Blu-ray, and the ending never fails to make me cry.

[mrblue]

Can't believe it's been 10 years since I first saw The Crow when I was 17. One of my favourite movies of all time. RIP Brandon Lee, gone but not forgotten.

[AdrienMercier]

Just release this one and not another one, the only one that matters

[zvu-]

Rip Brandon Lee = 28 years old
31 March 1993

[darkwingdave]

I'm for sure definitely seeing this over the remake. 100%

[cassiusdhami]

As someone who was there (in the 90's) there is no way that was the score from the original trailer.

[HeyJoeHUN-PCRPGCommunity]

Is it comes to cinema again??? I would go in a heartbeat to watch it again on the big screen! That's the only Crow movie for me forever. OMG, OMG 29-30 May in cinemas! I hope it's in the UK too, not only USA.

Edit: I bought ticket for 31 May, UK! Can't wait, yay!!! :)))

[anthonylaflamme]

I just bought my ticket for this and was happy to see how many seats were already sold even at a week out.

[evilblackcat]

Gonna have a laugh if this outperforms the new film.

[TheBS]

I'd go to the theater to see this one.

[Carlos-xzvi]

30 years after, and still my favorite movie of all time.

[BackToBasicss]

So many great tracks on the soundtrack from The Cure, Nine Inch Nails, etc... And they choose this pompous "epic" backing that doesn't suit the tone of the movie in any way. Well done!

[kiasax]

Despite losing a real talent and a force to be reckoned with on this film, I still love watching it.
BRANDON LEE and ALEX PROYAS collaborated to create a classic.
There's a JOHN WICK touchstone too, CHAD STAHELSKI, was Mr. Lee's stunt double who filled in for his body double.
Stahelski went on to direct JOHN WICK FLICKS.
I wish we all could have watched BRANDON LEE'S career after this movie, because his performance is what MAKES THE CROW an event and not just another movie.
RAPID FIRE set the table for his work on THE CROW. He came off the screen here.
And, he was able to translate straight action films into the superhero genre.
That's a feat for a young guy, he was 28 when he crossed over. Not even 30 and he'd traveled a long path to find success.
The name only got him so far, he had to perform too. He came across very naturally, which is hard to do Uber those conditions. Yeah, I've been on film sets, just like 100, 000 other people.
I think he would have been very successful as an actor. He was handsome, moved so well, his acting talent was peaking and growing. He'd have been up for some prime roles.
Requiescat in pace, Brandon Lee.