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On this week's show we work our way through a movie that looms large in Alex's mind, The Crow! Does it hold up to Alex's memory? We discuss that and much more, including the incredible soundtrack, and the air of tragedy that permeates the entire production.

CHAPTERS:

(00:00:00) - The Nextlander Watchcast Episode 83: The Crow (1994)(00:00:39) - Intro.(00:03:43) - Talking a bit about James O'Barr's comic, and the undercurrent of tragedy attached to all of this.(00:09:44) - Some early impressions and thoughts.(00:17:18) - Getting into the film's production history.(00:24:15) - Talking about our cast.(00:29:01) - The death of Brandon Lee.(00:39:18) - The aftermath, the soundtrack, and the movie's unusually long cultural shadow.(00:48:28) - The incredibly awful succession of sequels.(00:59:34) - Break!(01:00:03) - We're back, and let's get into the movie itself.(01:06:17) - One year later.(01:12:53) - T-Bird and his gang of assholes.(01:17:05) - First up for death: Tin Tin.(01:20:07) - Here comes Top Dollar.(01:24:49) - Goodbye Gideon's Pawn Shop.(01:32:44) - It's Funboy's turn.(01:37:47) - Swooping in on Albrecht.(01:41:37) - Gideon mouths off to the wrong guy, and Sarah puts on a record.(01:44:17) - The spectacular death of T-Bird.(01:49:31) - Sarah and her mom reconcile, Albrecht is suspended, and Sarah goes to visit Eric.(01:53:15) - Eric's last guitar solo, and the Devil's Night club shootout.(02:07:30) - The Crow is ready to go, but it ain't over yet.(02:16:44) - The wrap-up, and final thoughts.(02:21:53) - Outro.

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Zeenius

Okay so learning that it was the opening beats that were complicated due to Brandon Lee's death makes a lot of sense considering the first 10-20 minutes of the movie's flow. I was really looking out during the final 20 minutes for obvious CGI face but I guess they did a good enough job to fool me.

john benedetto

Anyone like the sequels? The furlong/boreanaz one was okay. I kind of liked the 'stairway to heaven' series.

M.C.G

Thanks, this was a great one! Just wanted to say that Red Corner is probably Bai Ling's most normal role, for what it's worth.

Billy Gilchrist

Funny I think the 3rd? one the mabius 1 was the first DVD I ever bought. was at a gamestop in like 2000 cheeeaaaap and I think my ps2 was still my only dvd player at the time XD

Brian Streleckis

I rewatched this movie for the first time in years this weekend. The actor playing T-Bird, who I would have first seen as the lead villain in The Warriors, has the dirt bag role down pat while also giving me real Bobby Budnick vibes from Salute Your Shorts.