It's rather impressive how what was once a pipe dream turned into reality. Also they didn't fuck it up and it turned out to be the best movie out of all Avengers hero movies. Gives me a happy
I've never seen The Crow, but plan to. It confuses me. I know the guy who plays the main character died during its filming, but was it after all the crucial scenes were shot?
I've never seen The Crow, but plan to. It confuses me. I know the guy who plays the main character died during its filming, but was it after all the crucial scenes were shot?
You should man! That movie is so bad ass. Actually Brandon Lee died during the re-shooting of the scene where he gets shot. The movie was already finished when the director decided he wanted to re-shoot that scene, and then someone "accidentally" put a real bullet inside the gun.
I've never seen The Crow, but plan to. It confuses me. I know the guy who plays the main character died during its filming, but was it after all the crucial scenes were shot?
Yeah..he died in the gunfire/table scene. I think it was one of the last scenes they shot. It's been a while since I've watched all the extra's so I'm not 100% on that. It's quite sad because I think he had a whole lot of potential, esepecially being Bruce Lee's son
And the fact you haven't seen that movie yet is <_>
I've never seen The Crow, but plan to. It confuses me. I know the guy who plays the main character died during its filming, but was it after all the crucial scenes were shot?
Yeah..he died in the gunfire/table scene. I think it was one of the last scenes they shot. It's been a while since I've watched all the extra's so I'm not 100% on that. It's quite sad because I think he had a whole lot of potential, esepecially being Bruce Lee's son
And the fact you haven't seen that movie yet is <_>
I can honestly say he was the Heath Ledger of the 90's. Talent wise I mean. Like Ledger, Bruce literally became The Crow. His performance was awesome. It's so sad what happened to the Lee family in general.
I've never seen The Crow, but plan to. It confuses me. I know the guy who plays the main character died during its filming, but was it after all the crucial scenes were shot?
Yeah..he died in the gunfire/table scene. I think it was one of the last scenes they shot. It's been a while since I've watched all the extra's so I'm not 100% on that. It's quite sad because I think he had a whole lot of potential, esepecially being Bruce Lee's son
And the fact you haven't seen that movie yet is <_>
I can honestly say he was the Heath Ledger of the 90's. Talent wise I mean. Like Ledger, Bruce literally became The Crow. His performance was awesome. It's so sad what happened to the Lee family in general.
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The movie was already finished when the director decided he wanted to re-shoot that scene, and then someone "accidentally" put a real bullet inside the gun.
Not entirely accurate. It was a blank, but it didn't work correctly and Brandon got hit with a piece of it.
I've never seen The Crow, but plan to. It confuses me. I know the guy who plays the main character died during its filming, but was it after all the crucial scenes were shot?
Yeah..he died in the gunfire/table scene. I think it was one of the last scenes they shot. It's been a while since I've watched all the extra's so I'm not 100% on that. It's quite sad because I think he had a whole lot of potential, esepecially being Bruce Lee's son
And the fact you haven't seen that movie yet is <_>
I can honestly say he was the Heath Ledger of the 90's. Talent wise I mean. Like Ledger, Bruce literally became The Crow. His performance was awesome. It's so sad what happened to the Lee family in general.
The movie was already finished when the director decided he wanted to re-shoot that scene, and then someone "accidentally" put a real bullet inside the gun.
Not entirely accurate. It was a blank, but it didn't work correctly and Brandon got hit with a piece of it.
Ah ok. There's so many versions of the story it's ridiculous.
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That's actually kinda impressive considering the norton hulk still had its moments. Ed norton is too cynical for banner
And the fact you haven't seen that movie yet is <_>
>:P