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Edward Furlong, David Boreanaz, and Tara Reid in The Crow: Wicked Prayer (2005)

Review by boatierra

The Crow: Wicked Prayer

1/10

A third disappointment

This film had such potential. A well known story to build upon, and a great cast. But I would not be surprised if every actor did this film because they were contracted to, not because they wanted to. At least that's what the limited amount of actual acting indicates. I've seen all the main stars in other productions, and all of them are sooooo much better than their efforts (or lack there of) here.

For anyone familiar with The Crow, already understands what the basic storyline is going to be. I think the thing to do is to really focus on character development, the Gothic romance, and the gritty violence. None of which is done here. All of it seem contrived, silly even. The characters are just "there", no depth to them. There's romance, but its short and soulless. And there is no creativity to the violence. With the exception of one character, there is waaaaay too much character cockiness. Makes for immediate boredom. There is something to be said for character humbleness (see Indiana Jones).

I really adore the first Crow movie. Such romance, excellent ugly, ruthless, savage supporting characters. Perfect decaying city. The sequels do not come even close to the greatness of the first film. And this one is no exception. Its unfortunate. I'm always hoping for better, but so far, no dice.
  • boatierra
  • Aug 21, 2005

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