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| The Crow Blu-ray DVD's |
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Released in 2012, the Blu-Ray comes with a 1.85:1 aspect ratio and in widescreen format. Among the special features on the Blu-Ray there is a Digital Copy, along with an audio commentary from director Alex Proyas who oversees the technical aspects of the film's making, working around Lee's footage. There's also a Behind the Scenes Featurette that ports over old footage from the initial VHS release, as well as mixing in new interviews with the producers and director Proyas. There's "A Profile of James O'Barr" that features a candid thirty minute interview with the man who invented The Crow premise who discusses his troubled life as an orphan and his history with art and anatomy.
Along with that there are a series of extended scenes, a montage of deleted footage from the original cut of "The Crow" featuring a character called Skull Cowboy, a gallery of ads from the original press coverage for the film, a still gallery from the production designer, a gallery of script boards, and the original theatrical trailer. Still as excellent after one hundred viewings, "The Crow" is a timeless gothic action horror film with brilliant writing, brilliant performances, and an absolutely excellent director behind the camera to deliver a truly gut wrenching tale of revenge. |
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| Blu-ray 3-disc "Mediabook" Edition of The Crow from Europe. Featuring a Blu-ray, DVD, and CD of the original soundtrack, this EuroVideo release with a padded cover includes behind the scenes featurettes and has a run time of 101 minutes. With English language and subtitles available, this movie is Region B for Blu-ray and Region 2 for DVD, making it accessible to audiences in Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Africa, and Japan. |
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