Opening and Closing To The Crow 1994 VHS

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R.I.P.
Brandon Lee
(1965-1993)

[@retroflashbackdude]

Brandon Lee’s on-set murder has led to fans believing that The Crow franchise is cursed

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It's the first Disney/Miramax VHS to use the infamous Flashbang bumpers. The Crow variant is the most legitimately terrifying of all, due to the film's Crow symbol combined with the dark background and Brian Cummings' deep booming voice, and the fact that it mentioned Brandon Lee makes it chilling because he was tragically killed in an accident while filming.

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Those flashbang bumpers was also seen on non-Disney-and-Miramax videotape releases in the mid 90’s-early 2000’s produced, made & release by DiC Enterprises L.P., Dimension Films, Touchstone Pictures, Jim Henson Productions, Buena Vista Home Video, Warren Miller Entertainment, Rolling Thunder Pictures, ESPN Video & Hollywood Pictures @ 0:45, 2:41, 6:52 & 8:29.

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Stay tuned after the feature for the Last On-Camera interview with Brandon Lee, which includes never before seen footage. And now, our feature presentation.

[@1960frj]

At least the tape didn’t totally end with Brandon Lee’s death being rubbed in our face.

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I got the Australian dvd Of The crow by Roadshow entertainment

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R I p Brandon

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Where’s Dimension Films

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Came out in 96 for the city of Angels version

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I'll get the Australian vhs tape Of The crow by Roadshow entertainment

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