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The Crow City of Angels

( Catalog Number 8947AS ) (1.85:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
Three Music Videos inspired by the film, by Iggy Pop, Hole and Filter
A fascinating interview with Brandon Lee on the set of the first movie, conducted a few days before he passed away
Both the film and the supplements are effectively closed captioned, including the lyrics to all three music videos
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The Crow City of Angels
1996 - 91 min. - Color
Country: USA
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated R

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
This sequel to the 1994 hit movie centers on Ashe, who, along with his son, is brutally murdered on the streets of Los Angeles. But like Eric Draven in the first film, Ashe is resurrected, and begins wandering the streets of a post-apocalyptic L.A. Aided and protected by a magical, mystical crow, Ashe sets out to get revenge on those who killed him and his child.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
It is said that when a man dies wrongfully, a crow may bring him back to life to seek vengeance upon his killer. Like the first Crow, this revenge saga is set in a fantastical urban nightmare and is based upon the dark comic book stories of artist James O. Barr. The first film was set in a horrifying Detroit. The second is set in a similar version of Los Angeles. This time, the crow flies on behalf of Ashe, a motorcycle mechanic who was murdered along with his young son after they have witnessed a murder. After rising from the dead, Ashe dons the traditional black garb and funereal white pancake make-up that marks the crow's chosen one. While getting his violent revenge, Ashe is befriended by Sarah, a tattoo expert with great knowledge of the crow legend. Together, they defeat the vile criminals Curve and Kali. --- Sandra Brennan

A kickin' soundtrack and first-rate fight choreography might have drawn audiences to The Crow (1994), but the gothic visuals of director Alex Proyas and the poetic final screen performance of Brandon Lee were what made it a sentimental classic of vengeful angst. Lee's death during filming gave the first film its poignancy and thematic irony, and it saddened Proyas so much that he didn't want to come anywhere near the sequel. Suffice it to say that Vincent Perez, the avenging angel of The Crow: City of Angels, and Tim Pope, a one-and-done first-time helmer, are hardly sufficient replacements to keep the series alive, as it were. Perez can't muster an ounce of Lee's charismatic misery and maturing subtlety as an actor, and Pope's camera can only ape the rotting cityscapes of Proyas' mind, abusing the iconography of the first film without taking it anywhere new. From top to bottom, the project is a C-level retread of the first, and it feels coldly opportunistic --- which may be inevitable when the back story of the original is so wrapped in genuine pathos. The sequel's one pleasure is the astonishing Mia Kirshner as the adult version of Sarah, the troubled teen from The Crow, as well as the only narrative link to that film. An actress whose gothic beauty is the very antidote to bland material, Kirshner is the only otherworldly aspect of a film that dwells in false mysticism. --- Derek Armstrong

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Cast:
Vincent Perez - Ashe Corven
Mia Kirshner - Sarah
Richard Brooks - Judah
Iggy Pop - Curve
Thomas Jane
Vincent Castellanos
Beverly Mitchell - Grace
Kerry Rossall - Zeke
Shelly Desai - Hindu
Holley Chant - Holly Daze
Alan Gelfant - Bassett
Ian Dury - Noah
Tracey Ellis - Sybil

Starring:
Tim Pope - Director
Jeff Most - Producer
Edward R. Pressman - Producer
David S. Goyer - Screenwriter
Jean-Yves Escoffier - Cinematographer
Graeme Revell - Composer (Music Score)
Michael Knue - Editor
Anthony Redman - Editor
Alex McDowell - Production Designer
Charles William Breen - Art Director
Gary Diamond - Art Director
Bob Weinstein - Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein - Executive Producer
Kirsten Everberg - Costume Designer
Nicholas C. Mastandrea - First Assistant Director
Mario Roberts - Stunts
Joseph Geisinger - Sound/Sound Designer
Lora Kennedy - Casting



Crew:
Tim Pope - Director

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Rare Factory-Sealed, Dolby Digital AC-3, Uncut, Widescreen, LaserDisc Movie

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Vincent Perez and Mia Kirshner in...

The Crow City of Angels

( Catalog Number 8947AS ) (1.85:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
Three Music Videos inspired by the film, by Iggy Pop, Hole and Filter
A fascinating interview with Brandon Lee on the set of the first movie, conducted a few days before he passed away
Both the film and the supplements are effectively closed captioned, including the lyrics to all three music videos
Over 500 Rare Dolby Digital AC-3 LaserDiscs at DaDon's...

The Crow City of Angels
1996 - 91 min. - Color
Country: USA
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated R

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
This sequel to the 1994 hit movie centers on Ashe, who, along with his son, is brutally murdered on the streets of Los Angeles. But like Eric Draven in the first film, Ashe is resurrected, and begins wandering the streets of a post-apocalyptic L.A. Aided and protected by a magical, mystical crow, Ashe sets out to get revenge on those who killed him and his child.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
It is said that when a man dies wrongfully, a crow may bring him back to life to seek vengeance upon his killer. Like the first Crow, this revenge saga is set in a fantastical urban nightmare and is based upon the dark comic book stories of artist James O. Barr. The first film was set in a horrifying Detroit. The second is set in a similar version of Los Angeles. This time, the crow flies on behalf of Ashe, a motorcycle mechanic who was murdered along with his young son after they have witnessed a murder. After rising from the dead, Ashe dons the traditional black garb and funereal white pancake make-up that marks the crow's chosen one. While getting his violent revenge, Ashe is befriended by Sarah, a tattoo expert with great knowledge of the crow legend. Together, they defeat the vile criminals Curve and Kali. --- Sandra Brennan

A kickin' soundtrack and first-rate fight choreography might have drawn audiences to The Crow (1994), but the gothic visuals of director Alex Proyas and the poetic final screen performance of Brandon Lee were what made it a sentimental classic of vengeful angst. Lee's death during filming gave the first film its poignancy and thematic irony, and it saddened Proyas so much that he didn't want to come anywhere near the sequel. Suffice it to say that Vincent Perez, the avenging angel of The Crow: City of Angels, and Tim Pope, a one-and-done first-time helmer, are hardly sufficient replacements to keep the series alive, as it were. Perez can't muster an ounce of Lee's charismatic misery and maturing subtlety as an actor, and Pope's camera can only ape the rotting cityscapes of Proyas' mind, abusing the iconography of the first film without taking it anywhere new. From top to bottom, the project is a C-level retread of the first, and it feels coldly opportunistic --- which may be inevitable when the back story of the original is so wrapped in genuine pathos. The sequel's one pleasure is the astonishing Mia Kirshner as the adult version of Sarah, the troubled teen from The Crow, as well as the only narrative link to that film. An actress whose gothic beauty is the very antidote to bland material, Kirshner is the only otherworldly aspect of a film that dwells in false mysticism. --- Derek Armstrong

Thanks for Visiting DaDon's Rare LaserDiscs !

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Cast:
Vincent Perez - Ashe Corven
Mia Kirshner - Sarah
Richard Brooks - Judah
Iggy Pop - Curve
Thomas Jane
Vincent Castellanos
Beverly Mitchell - Grace
Kerry Rossall - Zeke
Shelly Desai - Hindu
Holley Chant - Holly Daze
Alan Gelfant - Bassett
Ian Dury - Noah
Tracey Ellis - Sybil

Starring:
Tim Pope - Director
Jeff Most - Producer
Edward R. Pressman - Producer
David S. Goyer - Screenwriter
Jean-Yves Escoffier - Cinematographer
Graeme Revell - Composer (Music Score)
Michael Knue - Editor
Anthony Redman - Editor
Alex McDowell - Production Designer
Charles William Breen - Art Director
Gary Diamond - Art Director
Bob Weinstein - Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein - Executive Producer
Kirsten Everberg - Costume Designer
Nicholas C. Mastandrea - First Assistant Director
Mario Roberts - Stunts
Joseph Geisinger - Sound/Sound Designer
Lora Kennedy - Casting



Crew:
Tim Pope - Director

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