Kirsten Dunst,
Eric Mabius,
Jodi Lyn O'Keefe,
William Atherton,
Fred Ward
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The third installment of The Crow series, The Crow: Salvation opens with the electrocution of death row inmate Alex Corvis (Eric Mabius) on his 21st birthday. Falsely convicted of the brutal stabbing ... read more
Directed by: Bharat Nalluri
Release Date: January 23, 2000
DVD Release Date: March 20, 2001
Stats: 1,356 reviews
I wanted to like this, I LOVE The Crow but this just missed the mark. The soundtrack just doesn't hit the right notes and there's nothing to make you punch the air with gothic lust. The characters are OK, not all Crow resurrections will be for people with long hair so its good th... read more
So here we have the third installment to the series. Is it original? No. Does it offer any new insight to the Crow-myth? No. Should you see it if you didn't like the first Crow? No. Should you see it if you're looking for something more than a remake of the first Crow? Not really... read more
yea so this is a really terrible film and Eric Mabius is not used to this kinda stuff obviously, but something about the cinematography and stuff its cool
Starts off kind of well. Rather than the gang of junkies killing a loved one, here a man is wrongfully put to death for a murder he didn't commit. Soon he unravels a conspiracy by the police. It decides not to highlight the evil in those held in high regard, instead it just plods... read more
This third installment of The Crow series is okay as what I thought it's better than the second one. The acting was decent, but nothing mind-blowing. Eric Mabius seemed to have more fun doing the action sequences. Kirsten Dunst, surprisingly, is both pretty and can act good.
Agonizing "Crow" movie to watch. Too much time was spent in prison, with a wrongful execution, making for an unpleasant and dragging viewing experience. Some of the concepts are cool, like how "The Crow" got his eye makeup, but it has veered far from the supremeness of the origin... read more
Almost as good as the original, MUCH better than City of Angels, this movie has a more convoluted plot and darker undercurrent than the first. Eric Mabius is perfect as The Crow.
It's a direct-to-DVD threequel...and it's worth watching? You bet! While the acting is a bit on the hammy side, and it still falls short of having the impact of J. O'Barr's classic graphic novel, it dares to put some original spins on the mythology. And, in my opinion, it's the b... read more
Near on par with the original...A real surprise package
While Salvation certainly isn't as bad as that first sequel, it still doesn't come near the sheer coolness of the first one. Full Review
Although I wouldn't quite go so far as to recommend it, the movie does have a terrific look and some intriguing, albeit overly dramatic, acting. Full Review
Should they go back and make yet another Crow film, I suggest that they consider adding some originality. Full Review
Plenty of bad dialogue, zero originality or depth. Full Review
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