probably in gideons pawn shop, its one of the funniest, and when eric finds shelly's ring it is really very touching. the flashback segments always touch meean so much to shelly, i used to think they were rather trivial. believe me, nothing is trivial"

"The best part of the entire movie is when Sarah is doing the monologue in the loft when she knows Eric is there and then she's about to leave when Eric appears and tells her he does care. That is the most touching part of the movie I think"

"Brandon Lee will always remain close to everyones heart forever he was someone whom even if you had never met him you thought you could connect with immediately. He is a legend now and will be forever."

The coolest line (one of them since there are so many) in The Crow is when Eric saves Sarah from getting hit by the car, he says to he "It can't rain all the time," reffering to his band's song. Eric startles Sarah when he says that, and it was even better when she spun around saying his name but he had vanished. Very Cool."

" My fav. Crow scene would have to be when he first comes alive and goes into the apartment...he dresses in his new crow moteff and stands next to the window. Lightning strikes his face and the music pumps you up for the rest of the unforgetable movie!"

" Brandon Lee was a great man , and a wonderful actor, and will always be very missed and loved by all of us. "

'I heard a rapping as of someone gently rapping, rapping at my chamberdoor. You heard me rapping right?'"

" My favorite scene is where Sarah is riding her skate board in the road and Eric saves her from getting ran over. 'is the word for god on the lips and hearts of all childern. Morphine is bad for you.'"

" My favorite scene in the crow is either the Gideon scene or the Funboy scene. I don't know, the whole movie rocks! Don't ask me things like that where I can't make decisions ;) "It's funny. Little things used to mean so much to Shelly. I used to think it was kind of trivial. Believe me, nothing is trivial." -Eric Draven

"Lemme see, my favorite crow scene is kinda hard...theres the parts where he and Shelly have their sweet moments, Eric plays the guitar, he and Shelly kiss and hold eachother...then the kiss. The favorite of mine is when he's at her grave and she appears. She brushes his hair to awaken him, and plants a kiss on his lips so soft, inocent. It was sweet. This was the only movie in a logn time that made me hate the villain. Villains and heroes are so alike in movies now, you tend to cheer for the villains, and its sad. I hated wincott's character, and this movie will always be my favorite. Im one guy who can say I love the nicer movies, and I dont care what my friends think about it. This movie was so touching, and so beleivable."Little thigns used to mean so much to shelly, I thought they were trivial...believe me NOTHING is ."

"Brandon Lee was the most well spoken and perhaps greatest actor of our time. I believe that someday, had he lived, he would have an Oscar. He played the crow excellently, as did everyone else who played their parts. I live my life looking at everythign with great admiration and wonder after hearing/seeing/reading his alst interview. He is sadly missed and his final performance will be a favorite of mine, always."

"In First Crow, when Draven was slashing everyone in the club with the katana. After that, him saying "Your all going to die!"Keep bring in new stuff & also I want The Crow Stairway to Heaven to stay on the air, & I don't want no stupid Austrilian show!!!!!!!!!"

"At the end when eric is figthing with top dollar on the old church roof. i like the part where eric grabs a hold of a metal sharp cross of some sort and uses it for battle. i also like how lighting hits the cross when he's grabbing it.(he screams and you or maybe just me feels the pain and power of that scene. But then again pain is power.(city of angels)."

2. The scene where he goes to the cop's house."Quick impression for ya; 'Caw, caw, bang, fuck, I'm dead!"

"victims,are'nt we all?"

"i think that the crow is the best movie out there even if it is 6 years old. no matter how old it gets, you can still see the energy, the passion, the dedication that Brandon poured into that role as well as the other actors in the film. the crow and city of angels has done so much for me in the past few months...when the first movie came out i was in the 7th grade and i clearly remember saying that it looked cool. never did i imagine that one day the film would change my life... because a friend got me into the crow it saved me from committing suicide and putting myself out of this misery. through the crow i have learned that vengence is possible and that everyone has a story to tell at some time or another...through the graphic novel i learned that there is a such thing as revenge, especially for those who deserve to give it to their victims.. if one day i could meet james o'barr i would have the world in my hands, for his wisdom and insight has changed my life...believe in the crow...it can't rain all the time...nothing is trivial....!"