Yeah I'll skip it at the theaters...

It's crazy how graphic trailers are allowed to be now.

It's like desecrating a corpse.

I bet the modernized it for modern audiences😢

A true and powerful phrase that stands on its own.

Right there with you. The Brandon Lee original is a masterpiece of Goth Noir Horror. Love is forever.

Suite yourself, looks interesting, what did you expect, Brandon Lee to make his iconic comeback lol

@@dingledowery The trailer tries to look epic and some scene might have been interesting, but looks everything, acting is trash, overall camera is not good, realisation is basic and bland and fuck me it was made by trash woke again, it stinks edgy and diversity for stupid reason all over the place. This is just an insult to the original crow and brandon lee, those people have no shamre nor honor thats insane

No, def not going to cinema to see it. They managed to turn Roadhouse into a parody as well.

Correct, probably why he got the part

I think it's referring to the percent of oxygen left in the tank. And yes, Earth's atmosphere is 20% oxygen.

That struck me as weird too. The oxygen percentage at sea level is normally 21% but humans can survive on half that. We normally have to get 5500 m up to experience 10.5% oxygen but you can't do much but rest with that little oxygen. But people ski in the alps up to about 4000m - that is 12.7% oxygen. You will need time to adjust to being physically active in this little oxygen though. In my experience you can acclimatize to this level of oxygen in a week or two.

Straying from the common and over-done is great. But, it sure is a strange style choice.

Late Night with the Devil looks original at least compared to all those remakes, sequels or copycat movies.... With AI soon to replace the scriptwriters and the SFX, I fear there will be more and more movie fatigue ...

Like 💩

What I'd like to have is maybe some slow burn horror, something supernatural happens but they keep it mostly mysterious - no visual representation of the monster, at best maybe glimpses, and the main characters will actually be able to figure out what they need to do to defeat it successfully. And if it's something physical, or evil humans, how about, for once, having main characters who actually both own guns and know how to use them (you got the wrong house... ). Seriously, why are they never gun owners, and ones who have gotten enough practice to be good with their guns and can keep calm enough to be able to think, no hysterics and stupid decisions - okay, the movie might be over way too fast. But about the slow burn, smart characters and some sort of happy ending - well, just because it would be something that these days isn't usually done, apart from something like the Conjuring movies, which maybe did reasonably well just due to that. Just because it was something a bit different. Horror doesn't scare me much these days, and it tends to be so predictable that more often than not, maybe apart a jump scare or two, I just end up getting bored.

We all did!

There is only one Atlas. And it is a 100 ton Inner Sphere Assault BattleMech.

Somehow I was expecting that too. Just as MW3 since the acronymn for Modern Warfare 3 (which I've never played) first came about will always mean MechWarrior 3 for me. Would've been rather badass if say... The FIRST deployed ATLAS is combat dropped into a war zone with ad-hoc jettisonable jump pack & does a super hero landing that kicks up smoke & dust & debris. During the drop you hear that automated power-up checklist. A light mech is crushed like a tin can while it's fellow is sent flying back. You only see that Death's Head once it rises from the cloud & it's eyes & maw glow from behind. But when that unmistakable face is revealed you hear a booming "ALL SYSTEMS NOMINAL!". @@dwminiboss511​

Now we know what happened to all the work they put into the Mass Effect movie that was cancelled. Its only right to recycle when you can after all...

Looks like someone thought Jared Leto's Joker should have his own movie...and not in a good way.

Still doesn't look dark enough, they might have turned up the blood, but that was it.

A sissy as the crow ... hard pass...

YEP

Nope

In fairness, people said the exact same thing about the Brandon Lee movie, back in the day. The rage and screaming from the comic purists was endless, complaining that 'the story was what the story was for a reason,' and asking, 'how could they possibly fvk up The Crow so badly?' Thirty years on, I guess we're all just supposed to pretend that never happened?

@@stickiedmin6508 The difference being that James O'Barr was heavily involved in the production of the Brandon Lee film. We were all excited to see the reimagining that he was co-writing c. 2014. This is not that film. Part of the importance is that these were genuinely good people who had something terrible happen to them (i.e. the real-life events leading James to write the story). This is some gangster, past lives catching up with them, John Wick wannabe film. Sequel? Fine. Even though the sequels weren't very good, they didn't pretend to be the original story.

@@body_by_depuy There's always a "difference." Doesn't stop people complaining. 'New' and/or different is always automatically bad. The 1994 movie was different to the comic, so that automatically made it terrible and meant James O'Barr was automatically a "sell out" and should have been ashamed of himself. You don't remember all that gatekeeping bullshtt from back then? I do. That nonsense is *_never_* different.

Yeah, I remember hearing people say that in 1994 too . . . It happens whenever any movie gets made that's based on something that came before. It really brings out the elitist snob in some people.

@@stickiedmin6508 You're right not liking something makes someone "an elitist snob" God forbid someone have an opinion about anything on the internet...

@@hrdhatlnchpail That's not what I said mate.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂frfr tho

You realise the first Crow movie *_also_* featured an interracial couple, right? Like, you know who Brandon Lee's dad was, right? Right?

Go back digging that trench, igor

Go back digging that trench, igor

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You could see Breathe as a story of a black family getting in trouble because of an absentee father ... Hollywood can't help themselves DEI'ing straight into some very racist tropes ...

Yeah, she is definitely miscast in this movie