Director:
Bharat NalluriGuión:
Chip JohannessenCámara:
Carolyn ChenMúsica:
Marco BeltramiReparto:
Kirsten Dunst, William Atherton, K.C. Clyde, Eric Mabius, Jodi Lyn O'Keefe, Dale Midkiff, Tim DeKay, Fred Ward, Walton Goggins, David Stevens (más)Streaming (1)
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Aunque siempre ha proclamado su inocencia por el asesinato de su novia Lauren, Alex es ejecutado en la silla eléctrica. Durante la electrocución, la máscara de cuero y metal se funde e imprime en su rostro sin vida una cicatriz parecida a la cabeza de un cuervo. Guiado por esta ave, Alex vuelve de entre los muertos para obtener justicia. Su misión le lleva a un mundo de pesadillas y corrupción. Conforme se aproxima el enfrentamiento final con el responsable del complot, Alex comienza a tener lo que podría descubrir. (Aurum Producciones)
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The problem remains that Kirsten didn't get to the series earlier, and that's how The Crow films managed to lose everything good about them during the second film. However, it later turned out that it could in fact get even worse and Kirsten had only a regular B-movie to try out some more interesting special make-up tricks.
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I wouldn't be that strict about it, especially since compared to the inferior second film, The Crow: Salvation comes across as a true masterpiece. It has an aggressive soundtrack, flashy editing, and realistic violence. It does not bring shame to the original comic books, even though there is a lack of deeper character development and the elimination of some villains could have been slower and more inventive. (Of course, I am not a sadist, just like other comic fans.) The modification of the screenplay, which deviated from the original version, doesn't bother me, as the police chief is a worthy opponent... Overall impression: 70%.
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