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labradoritedreams · 6 years ago

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I get so sad watching this scene. Both for Brandon, dead far too soon; and for Michael who carried the weight of Brandon’s death until the day he himself died. RIP Brandon and Michael.

#the crow #james o’barr #1994 film #brandon lee #michael massee #eric daven #funboy #tragedy #rip #i put a spell on queue

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talkaboutmovies · 4 years ago

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The Crow (1994)

Some movies are remembered as much for tragic accidents that occurred during their making as they are for the films, themselves. Sadly, the superb 1994 film, “The Crow” is probably best-known to those who haven’t actually seen it for the tragic on-set accident involving an improperly-loaded stunt gun. Star Brandon Lee was struck by a projectile fired from the gun and later died. Lee’s role was mostly done. The rest was achieved through body doubles and digital effects.

“The Crow” was based on the graphic novel by James O’Barr. Lee plays Eric Draven, a musician who had planned to marry his fiance, Shelly (played by Canadian actress, Sofia Shinas) on Halloween. The night before, “Devil’s Night”, they’re killed by a vicious gang working for their wannabe crime boss, Top Dollar, played by Michael Wincott. As the police survey the scene, Officer Albrecht (Ernie Hudson) consoles a young girl named Sarah(Rochelle Davis), thinking she’s related to the couple, but she tells him, “Shelly just takes care of me.”

Cut to a year later at the cemetery where Eric and Shelly are buried. Sarah brings flowers and encounters a crow (actually a raven). When she leaves, the bird pecks on the tombstone and Eric comes back from the dead. Not even sure why he’s there or what he’s supposed to do, Draven is led back to his old apartment by the crow and memories from the things he touches tell him what happened and what he needs to do. By accident, he realizes that he’s invincible after cutting his hands on broken glass and they immediately heal. There were some scenes shot with Michael Berryman who plays the Skull Cowboy who is supposed to lay out to Draven what he can and can’t do. None of those scenes made the final cut. I think it was decided that Draven should find out these things on his own.

Draven systematically tracks down his killers, with help from the crow after finding out where they all are from a pawn shop owner who had his engagement ring. Draven blows up the pawn shop and encounters the original officer from his case. A looter, played by James O’Barr in a VERY small cameo diverts his attention and Draven is gone. Eric later shows up at Albrecht’s apartment to fill in the blanks about what happened to them, which is very important at the end of the film.

The movie and the accident that killed Brandon Lee are inextricably linked. There’s a sadness that permeates the film. This was Lee’s breakout role. He was best-known for a couple of TV series and low-budget action films and of course being Bruce Lee’s son. He definitely was going to be a star. His performance was superb. Michael Wincott as Top Dollar was a memorable villain. (Check him out in a much different role in Oliver Stone’s 1988 film, “Talk Radio.) Veteran character actor Ernie Hudson is great as Draven’s sympathetic police officer who helps him out. Veteran music video director Alex Proyas gives the film a gothed-out look and sound. Great soundtrack featuring The Cure, Nine Inch Nails and Stone Temple Pilots.

#The Crow #Brandon Lee #Eric Draven #Ernie Hudson #Alex Proyas #James O'Barr #Michael Berryman #Sofia Shinas #1994 films

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filmstruck · 7 years ago

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Remembering THE CROW (’94) by Susan Doll

As super hero films clean up at the multiplexes, I cringe at how such uninspired, colorless CGI-fests could do so well at the box office. But, don’t get me wrong. Despite this remark, and others I have made in the past, I don’t dislike the comic book genre. I dislike what it has become under the iron grips of Marvel and DC and their devotion to a single demographic.

I can single out favorites in the genre going all the way back to THE BAT (’26), a silent film directed by Roland West that was likely an influence on Batman creator Bill Kane. Speaking of Batman, I greatly admire Tim Burton’s interpretations of the brooding, cowled superhero in BATMAN (’89) and BATMAN RETURNS (’92). I also like Christopher Nolan’s reboot of the Batman character, though I prefer Burton’s. One of my all-time favorite comic book films, THE CROW (’94), is currently streaming on FilmStruck. What all these films share in common is an understanding of the artistic aesthetic of the original source material—a stripped-down, graphic quality that exploits angles, lighting and composition. These films are dependent on mise-en-scène, a traditional cinematic technique referring to the look and feel of a film controlled by the director, production designer and cinematographer. Further, the directors of these older comic book films knew and appreciated the visual language and symbolism of cinematic mise-en-scène, which is based in German Expressionism. On the other hand, the most recent examples are awash in computer-generated imagery (CGI), giving them a brassy, hollow look that makes many of them indistinguishable from each other.

THE CROW was based on James O’Barr’s graphic novel, a darkly romantic tale of violence, poetry and rock ‘n’ roll. Brandon Lee, son of martial arts legend Bruce Lee, stars as Eric Draven, lead singer in a rock band. Eric and his girlfriend, Shelly (Sofia Shinas), plan to marry on Halloween, but on the night before—called Devil’s Night in the Midwest—they are brutally murdered by a gang of thugs working for Top Dollar (Michael Wincott). A year later, a crow ferries Eric from the land of the dead to seek vengeance on the men who perpetrated the double homicide.

Director Alex Proyas amplified the novel’s melancholy tone with one of the darkest visual designs I have ever seen. Every scene is shot in high-contrast or low-key lighting; there isn’t one shot rendered in high-key lighting. The lack of gray scale recalls the graphic nature of comic books and graphic novels but also gives depth and richness to the images. The darks are not merely negative space but pools of shadows that seem to sculpt the buildings and alleyways that make up Proyas’s version of Detroit. THE CROW was cinematographer Dariusz Wolski’s second feature film after a decade of music videos and commercials. Born in Poland, he attended the renowned National Film School in Lodz, which specializes in acting, directing and cinematography. His talent for expressive lighting and striking imagery is evident in the films of directors who have consistently sought out his skills, including Gore Verbinski in his PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN (’03, ’06, ’07) trilogy and Ridley Scott.

Web commentators have compared the visual style to film noir, a valid comparison because THE CROW is a dystopic interpretation of the big city. The corruption associated with the urban world in noir is magnified tenfold in THE CROW: Nothing is left in the city but decay, decadence, and drugs. There is no art, no culture, no refinement. The large Gothic church that anchors the neighborhood is empty of both priests and parishioners. Only a hot-dog stand frequented by the last good cop in Detroit looks inviting, with its warm interior lighting and rich colors. THE CROW was produced and released in the early 1990s. By this time, the inner-city decay that had begun in the 1970s had turned into urban blight. The film reflects a widespread negative view of the big city just before a return to urban centers began to restore neighborhoods and focus attention on urban growth and renewal. No city was more affected by urban blight than Detroit; it’s very name was synonymous with a dystopic view of the inner city. Proyas and production designer Alex McDowell played on that reputation by offering a hellish interpretation of Detroit, where burning buildings constantly lit up the night sky.

THE CROW makes effective use of German Expressionist symbolism, adding considerably to a film in which dialogue is minimal and characters speak in melancholy phrases of portent or despair. The first image of Eric Draven is a bird’s-eye view of his dead body splayed on the sidewalk, a hint that fate or God is looking down and has something else in store for him. Visual clues of Draven’s doppelganger status are in most of his scenes. A doppelganger means a character has two sides to him; in this case, Draven is both living and dead. His large shadow is cast on the alley wall as he stumbles through the streets after rising from the grave; it is a literal depiction of his “dark side.” Close-ups reveal his face half lit and half in shadow. Most telling is the shot when Eric looks into a mirror, seeing his dark side for the first time. He cracks the mirror with his fist, distorting his reflected image. Draven’s abandoned, dilapidated apartment, which he shared with Shelly, looks like a set straight out of THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI (’19). Bars and bar shadows tell us that Eric is trapped in his fate; collapsed beams and destroyed furniture created a set design filled with diagonals and sharp shapes, reflect the chaos and instability of Eric’s twisted mind. That kind of direct connection between set design and narrative is missing from many contemporary superhero films, in which producers are more concerned with the bells and whistles of CGI than effective visual storytelling.

Older readers will recall that THE CROW was notorious because of the accidental death of Brandon Lee on set. The exact account of what happened is available to read in detail online: The short version is that a prop gun with a partial live round was accidentally used in the scene in which Eric Draven is shot. In a horrible version of art imitating life, Brandon Lee was shot dead in the scene in which his fictional character was shot dead. The film was near completion, with only a few production days left on the schedule. The producers decided to complete and release the film, using an early version of CGI to meld Lee’s face onto a stunt double’s body for the one scene that could not be rewritten. Lee was just beginning his career in action-driven films, revealing the charm and charisma of a bona fide movie star. THE CROW would have likely propelled him into superstardom and elevated him out of the shadow of his famous father. If ever a film was haunted by the performance of its star, THE CROW is it.

But, that was decades ago. Younger viewers are likely unfamiliar with Brandon Lee and the circumstances of his death. Ultimately, that tragic event does not weigh as heavily on the film like it once did. THE CROW stands on its own as a beautifully crafted comic book film with a heavy atmosphere, moody mise-en-scène and a serious treatment of the material.

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James O’Barr, John Wagner (w) • James Vance, Alexander Maleev, Charlie Adlard (a) • Kyle Hotz (c) Crow creator James O’Barr envisioned “Dead Time” as a new Crow film, a tale of grief, reincarnation, and long-sought vengeance, reaching from the 1860s to the present day. In “Flesh & Blood,” a federal conservation officer is murdered in a bombing during the midst of a rural land-rights struggle, but little do her killers know, she wasn’t the only victim. Finally, in “Wild Justice,” Michael didn’t plan to die… but justice is wild, and he is about to learn from his two crow guides just what he needs to do to see his love again. TPB • B&W • $29.99 • 280 pages • ISBN: 978-1-68405-119-9 Expected in-store date: 5/9/18 Murderers may escape the law, but they’re not safe from the vengeance of the Crow. Advance solicited for May release!

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14 Películas que están inspiradas en cómics y no son de superhéroes

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La letanía de personajes nacidos en cómics y llevados al cine es larga, y cada vez más numerosa: ejemplos de eso son Los Vengadores, X-Men, Batman y Superman, por nombrar solo algunos de los más populares. Aunque lo primero que te venga a la comienzo al escuchar sobre historietas sean seres disfrazados y con poderes especiales, el mundo de los cómics es más diverso de lo que parece a simple instinto, y incluso ha inspirado la vídeo de películas que para ausencia están centradas en superhéroes.

Con la intención de sorprenderte, Genial.guru recopiló una letanía de algunas cintas que posiblemente no sabías están basadas en novelas gráficas.

1. Hombres de Negro

Un familia de agentes secretos vigila la actividad extraterrestre y paranormal en la Tierra. Casi que no hace equivocación aclarar que esa es la trama sobre la que se desarrolla Hombres de Negro, franquicia que tiene una trilogía protagonizada por Will Smith y Tommy Lee Jones, por otra parte de una última película con un reparto totalmente nuevo.

Las cintas están basadas en el cómic Los hombres de sombrío, creado por Lowell Cunningham y publicado entre 1990 y 1991. Entre esta idea flamante y la aclimatación cinematográfica hay varias diferencias: una de las principales es que la estructura para la que trabajan los agentes no es tan heroica como se muestra en las cintas, sino un organismo de dudosa casto que gobierna el mundo.

2. Los locos Addams

Los locos Addams fueron los protagonistas de tres películas con actores de carne y hueso, una de animación por computadora, un software de televisión que se emitió entre 1964 y 1966, y una caricatura transmitida en la plazo del 90. Pero su primera aparición fue en una serie de cómics que se publicó en la revista The New Yorker a partir de 1938.

Su creador fue el caricaturista estadounidense Charles Addams, quien incluso le dio su patronímico a esta particular grupo que combinaba el humor con lo sombrío,. De su comienzo surgieron los personajes principales: la pareja integrada por Homero y Morticia; sus hijos, Merlina y Pericles; el tío Lucas, Largo, el tío Cosa y Dedos.

3. El Cuervo

La película El Cuervo alcanzó una triste notoriedad antiguamente de su estreno en 1994, conveniente a que, durante su rodaje, el protagonista, Brandon Lee, murió al ser disparado de forma accidental durante una cuadro. Recibió una bala de verdad que había quedado atascada, en división de una de fogueo, y todo conveniente a una serie de hechos poco afortunados que tuvieron como principal explicación la equivocación de presupuesto.

La cinta incluso se volvió de culto por su cuadrilla sonora, la cual incluye canciones de reconocidas bandas como The Cure y Stone Temple Pilots. Pero menos conocido es el antecedente que esta historia surgió desde un cómic: fue el intérprete James O’Barr quien, en 1989, publicó por primera vez esta historia de venganza sobre un hombre que es asesinado y resucita gracias a la ayuda de un misterioso cuervo.

4. Cómo perder a un hombre en 10 días

Por un flanco, nos encontramos con una periodista que desea escribir un artículo titulado “Cómo perder a un hombre en 10 días”, por los que debe alejar a su pareja reproduciendo errores clásicos de las citas. Del otro, hay un publicista que le envite a su patriarca que puede enamorar a cualquier mujer en 10 días, y, si lo logra, quedará al frente de una nueva campaña. Ambos se encuentran para darle forma a esta comedia romántica.

La traducci��n cinematográfica llegó en 2003, con un reparto compuesto por Kate Hudson y Matthew McConaughey. Está basada en una historieta de 1998, en la que sus autoras, Michele Alexander y Jeannie Long, recopilaron algunos de esos llamados errores que debían evitarse para sobrevivir los primeros días de una relación.

5. Garfield

Le encanta tomar, pernoctar y ver televisión. Muy difícil no identificarse con Garfield, el micifuz que vive con su dueño, Jon Bónachon, y el perro Odie. Los más jóvenes posiblemente lo conocen por la película de 2004 y su secuela, estrenada en 2006, mientras que los que son un poco más mayores quizás lo recuerden de la serie de dibujos animados de principios de la plazo del 90.

Sin retención, el felino anaranjado de rayas negras y entusiasta de la lasaña existe desde 1978, aunque en formato de historieta. Su creador es Jim Davis, quien se inspiró en los más de vigésimo gatos con los que se crió de pequeño en la alquería en la que vivía, pero tomando la personalidad y el nombre de su antepasado, James A. Garfield.

6. Scott Pilgrim vs. los ex de la chica de sus sueños

La película Scott Pilgrim contra el mundo tiene muchos elementos del cómic en la ambientación de la historia, la visualización de los sonidos, y en las peleas entre el novicio protagonista y los siete exnovios malvados de su pretendiente. Esto es por una simple razón: está basada en una novelística gráfica de seis tomos que fue publicada entre 2004 y 2010.

El rodaje se realizó con la historieta aún no terminada, lo que hizo que hubiera varias diferencias entre ambas versiones, con varias subtramas que en el cine no aparecieron. Pese a eso, la cinta protagonizada por Michael Cera recibió muy buenas críticas, y dio división a que se desarrollara un videojuego con el mismo nombre.

7. Los Pitufos

La tradición de historietas franco-belga es menos reconocida que la estadounidense y la japonesa, pero de allí surgieron grandes tiras como Asterix, Tintín y Lucky Luke. También Los Pitufos, quienes aparecieron por primera vez en 1958, con tanto éxito que, al año futuro, comenzaron a protagonizar sus propios cómics.

Estas pequeñas criaturas azules que viven en lo más profundo del bosque lograron una triunfo mundial con los dibujos animados emitidos en la plazo del 80. En la última plazo se estrenaron tres películas sobre ellos, con participaciones estelares como las de Katy Perry y Demi Lovato. Los cómics siguen siendo editados: desde 1992 están a cargo de Thierry Culliford, hijo de Peyo, creador de estos personajes.

8. Kingsman

La franquicia Kingsman llegó al cine para quedarse. En 2014 salió a la luz la primera de las cintas sobre esta estructura internacional secreta que combate al crimen, y tan solo tres abriles luego se estrenó la secuela. En septiembre de 2020 llegará la tercera cinta, pero con un reparto totalmente renovado, ya que ahondará en el origen de esta asociación de espías.

La dinastía está basada en un cómic homónimo de tres volúmenes que se editó entre 2012 y 2018. Esta novelística gráfica fue escrita por Mark Millar, un autor escocés que realizó trabajos para Marvel, los cuales luego fueron adaptados al cine en películas de Los Vengadores y X-Men. Además, es el creador de Kick-Ass, otro personaje que transitó el camino desde las historietas hasta la pantalla ilustre.

9. Se sondeo

El escritor Mark Millar incluso tiene en su currículum Se sondeo, una serie limitada de seis cómics lanzados entre 2003 y 2004. La trama gira más o menos de un oficinista que suele ser acosado en el trabajo y en la vida, hasta que descubre que es el heredero del puesto que su padre tenía como un nocivo en una estructura secreta indicación “La Fraternidad”.

La historia fue adaptada al cine en la película homónima que cuenta con un equipo de suntuosidad compuesto por Angelina Jolie, James McAvoy y Morgan Freeman, entre otros grandes actores. Tras acoger críticas positivas, dos nominaciones a los Óscar en categorías vinculadas al sonido y el éxito de cobro, se planteó la idea de hacer una secuela. Sin retención, el plan fue postergado y se desconoce si efectivamente será llevado a extremidad.

10. 300

La historia de los 300 espartanos que lograron detener la invasión persa pese a ser superados en número es un importante ícono cultural: la batalla de las Termópilas es mencionada en el ámbito musical (por ejemplo, en el Himno Nacional de Colombia), y en la letras, ya que fue adaptada al mundo del cómic en 300, trabajo realizado por el argumentista y dibujante Frank Miller, y publicado en 1998.

Esa novelística gráfica fue la inspiración para la película de 2006, en la que Gerard Butler interpretó al rey Leónidas. La cinta posee colores y enseres especiales que ayudan a reproducir las imágenes de la historieta flamante. Su éxito abrió el paso para que, en 2014, se estrenara su secuela bajo el nombre de 300: El comienzo de un imperio.

11. La Máscara

La Máscara, de 1994, consagró a Jim Carrey como cómico y permitió el brinco a la triunfo de Cameron Diaz. Podrá objetarse que, en verdad, este personaje sí es un superhéroe con poderes sobrehumanos, pero claramente no es uno tradicional. Lo cierto es que la película fue un gran éxito, una de las más taquilleras en el año de su estreno, la cual incluso habilitó la creación de una serie animada.

La idea de una máscara mágica que le otorga poderes a su portador y lo convierte en una especie de personalidad de dibujos animados de carne y hueso, surgió de un cómic de finales de la plazo del 80. La historieta creada por el escritor Mike Richardson tiene un tono más sombrío que la aclimatación cinematográfica, la cual es más ligera y humorística.

12. Dick Tracy

La lucha entre el correctamente y el mal se traslada a la plazo del 30 en Dick Tracy, la película de 1990 que combina gánsteres, una ciudad sombría y un intrépido detective. Al Pacino en el rol del inculto, Warren Beaty como héroe, y Madonna, quien se encontraba en uno de los mejores momentos de su carrera como cantante, interpretando a una hermosa y peligrosa dama, le dan a esta película una calidad actoral sorprendente.

Ganadora de tres Óscar, la cinta está basada en una tira creada por el dibujante Chester Gould, la cual empezó a publicarse en el diario Chicago Tribune a partir de 1931. Su popularidad fue tan ilustre, que esta historia policial fue adaptada incluso en numerosas oportunidades en la radiodifusión, la televisión y en otras versiones cinematográficas.

13. Camino a la perdición

Tom Hanks, Jude Law, Paul Newman y Daniel Craig juntos, motivo suficiente para ver Camino a la perdición, la cinta de 2002 de Sam Mendes, el mismo director de la recientemente multipremiada 1917. Ambientada en la época del crac del 29, narra una historia de crimen organizado, asesinatos y todo lo que es capaz de hacer un padre para defender a su hijo.

La cinta está basada en la novelística gráfica homónima de 1998, creada por los artistas Max Allan Collins y Richard Piers Rayner. Esta historieta, a su vez, está influenciada por el manga El lobo solitario y su hijo, el cual incluso cuenta con una trama de venganza, pero trasladada a la época de los clanes y shogunatos en Japón.

14. Casper

Los fantasmas suelen ser aterradores, pero ese no es el caso de Casper, incluso llamado Gasparín en algunos países de Hispanoamérica. Este espectro de tamaño inmaduro y abierto con los seres humanos apareció en un texto para niños en 1939. Luego pasó a protagonizar su propia serie de dibujos animados y una popular historieta, hasta que, en 1995, pegó el brinco a la pantalla ilustre.

La película tiene como protagonistas a Bill Pullman y a una novicio Christina Ricci, y marcó el hito de ser la primera cinta en la historia en tener a un personaje principal creado enteramente mediante animación por computadora. El fantasmita apareció luego en otras producciones, la mayoría de ellas creadas especialmente para televisión.

¿Qué otra película agregarías a la letanía? ¿Qué cómic te gustaría que fuera llevado al cine o al revés? Queremos enterarse qué piensas, ¡cuéntanos en los comentarios!

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14 Películas que están inspiradas en cómics y no son de superhéroes

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Con la intención de sorprenderte, Genial.guru recopiló una letanía de algunas cintas que posiblemente no sabías están basadas en novelas gráficas.

1. Hombres de Negro

2. Los locos Addams

3. El Cuervo

4. Cómo perder a un hombre en 10 días

La traducción cinematográfica llegó en 2003, con un reparto compuesto por Kate Hudson y Matthew McConaughey. Está basada en una historieta de 1998, en la que sus autoras, Michele Alexander y Jeannie Long, recopilaron algunos de esos llamados errores que debían evitarse para sobrevivir los primeros días de una relación.

5. Garfield

6. Scott Pilgrim vs. los ex de la chica de sus sueños

7. Los Pitufos

8. Kingsman

9. Se sondeo

10. 300

11. La Máscara

12. Dick Tracy

13. Camino a la perdición

14. Casper

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Con la intención de sorprenderte, Genial.guru recopiló una letanía de algunas cintas que posiblemente no sabías están basadas en novelas gráficas.

1. Hombres de Negro

2. Los locos Addams

3. El Cuervo

4. Cómo perder a un hombre en 10 días

5. Garfield

6. Scott Pilgrim vs. los ex de la chica de sus sueños

7. Los Pitufos

8. Kingsman

9. Se sondeo

10. 300

11. La Máscara

12. Dick Tracy

13. Camino a la perdición

14. Casper

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Check back every Friday with the DC Comics News Pull Box to see all the cool new DC Comics titles and collectibles that will be available at your favorite local comic shop! So, what titles or collectibles will you be picking up this Wednesday? You can sound off in the comments section below! Click on Comic shop Locator to find the comic shop nearest to you!

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Last night, I took the chance to rewatch Alex Proyas’s #thecrowmovie on the big screen at @plazaatlanta, and the film reasserted why it had the impact on me that it did in 1994. This is a visual and sonic experience that suits itself beautifully for the theatrical venue, as Proyas and cinematographer Darius Wolzski shoot and light Alex McDowell’s sets in a way that feels as monochrome as black-and-white, making the colors that do shine through (primarily, reds) have even more of an impact. The editing and camerawork is a visceral exercise brought over from music videos that works in concert to an all-time great soundtrack of metal and alternative songs, and Graeme Revell’s haunting score. At the center of it is Brandon Lee’s final performance as the resurrected Eric Draven, but there are so many actors (especially Ernie Hudson, Rochelle Davis as Sarah, Michael Wincott, and basically everyone in a big role) who have little moments or emotional beats they play perfectly. When the film goes into bigger shootouts, it feels very cinematic and impersonal, but when Eric is up close, exacting his revenge, or Top Dollar and his cohorts bring their victims in to their violent tendencies, the film lands like a punch to the gut, and not just because of the tragic irony of Lee’s death during filming. This is something none of the film’s sequels- “City of Angels” (compromised by post-production meddling that negates what’s another great musical experience), “Salvation” (though underrated), and “Wicked Prayer” (which is just awful)- nor the TV show (“Stairway to Heaven”), were able to replicate, probably because they weren’t fueled by James O’Barr’s pain, Proyas’s vision and Lee’s passion, and set to a soundtrack that had all three of those things in spades. After 25 years, #thecrow remains not just a great comic book movie, but a great film. #thecrow25thanniversary #alexproyas #brandonlee #itcantrainallthetime #film #filmcriticism #cinema #jamesobarr https://www.instagram.com/p/ByNLEDBpgit/?igshid=1t4ewmjaw91vt

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60 Powerful Quotes About Losing a Loved One and Coping (2019)

Our latest collection of power quotes about losing a loved one. These profound quotes about losing a loved one will comfort you through the painful experience.

Losing a loved one is never easy.

It is one of the worst things a person can experience in life.

Though death happens a lot in life, it’s still hard to deal with.

Getting through the loss of a loved one takes time and everyone’s journey to healing is unique.

Everyone is different and sometimes the journey can seem more than we can bear.

When this happens, we should remember to be grateful for the time we spent with our loved ones and know that they’re in a better place.

Even though losing a loved one is never easy, the right support and guidance can help you get through it.

Life must continue, and you will grow from the loss and learn to live with it.

Here are some uplifting, sympathetic, and inspirational quotes about losing a loved one to help you cope.

Power Quotes About Losing a Loved One and Coping

1.) If the people we love are stolen from us, the way to have them live on is to never stop loving them.—James O’Barr

2.) The death of a beloved is an amputation.—C. S. Lewis

3.) Come back. Even as a shadow, even as a dream.—Euripides

4.) “When he died, all things soft and beautiful and bright would be buried with him.” ― Madeline Miller

5.) “Those we love never truly leave us, Harry. There are things that death cannot touch.” ― Jack Thorne

6.) What we have once enjoyed we can never lose; all that we deeply love becomes a part of us. – Helen Keller

7.) Those we love and lose are always connected by heartstrings into infinity. – Terri Guillemets

8.) “Because death is the only thing that could have ever kept him from you.” ― Ally Carter

9.) “If you ever lose someone dear to you, never say the words they’re gone. They’ll come back.” ― Prince

10.) “Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It’s the transition that’s troublesome.” – Isaac Asimov

Quotes about losing a loved one to help us move on

11.) We never truly get over a loss, but we can move forward and evolve from it.—Elizabeth Berrien

12.) “Remember that people are only guests in your story – the same way you are only a guest in theirs – so make the chapters worth reading.” ― Lauren Klarfeld

13.) “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” –Dr. Seuss

14.) “Lucky is the spouse who dies first, who never has to know what survivors endure.” —Sue Grafton

15.) “They that love beyond the world cannot be separated by it. For death is no more than a turning of us over from time to eternity. Death cannot kill what never dies.” ~William Penn

16.) “Seeing death as the end of life is like seeing the horizon as the end of the ocean.” ~David Searls

17.) “The only way to get over a death is by seeing it as a life completed, instead of a life interrupted.” ― Anonymous

18.) “To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.” ― Thomas Campbell

19.) “The dead never truly die. They simply change form.” ― Suzy Kassem

20.) “Death is tough for the people left behind on earth.” ― Prateeksha Malik

Quotes about losing a loved one to reflect on how much we miss them

21.) “I love you every day. And now I will miss you every day.” ― Mitch Albom

22.) “Unable are the loved to die. For love is immortality.”—Emily Dickinson

23.) “Love is stronger than death even though it can’t stop death from happening, but no matter how hard death tries it can’t separate people from love. It can’t take away our memories either. In the end, life is stronger than death.”—Anonymous

24.) “We shall find peace. We shall hear angels, we shall see the sky sparkling with diamonds.” —Anyon Chekov

25.) “When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.” – Unknown

26.) “Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near; still loved, still missed and very dear.” ~Anonymous

27.) “Deep down inside we always seek for our departed loved ones” ― Munia Khan

28.) “There is a sacredness in tears. They are not the mark of weakness, but of power. They speak more eloquently than ten thousand tongues. They are messengers of overwhelming grief…and unspeakable love.”– Washington Irving

29.) “We understand death only after it has placed its hands on someone we love.”– Anne L. de Stael

30.) “There is no greater sorrow than to recall happiness in times of misery.”– Dante

Quotes about losing a loved one to make us feel better

31.) “For death is no more than a turning of us over from time to eternity.”—William Penn

32.) “Death” is never an end, but a To Be Continued…” ― Renée Chae

33.) “Your end, which is endless, is as a snowflake dissolving in the pure air.” ~Zen Teaching

34.) “Remember me with smiles and laughter, for that is how I will remember you all. If you can only remember me with tears, then don’t remember me at all.”– Laura Ingles Wilder

35.) “The tragedy of life is in what dies inside a man while he lives.”– Norman Cousins

36.) “For life and death are one, even as the river and the sea are one.”– Kalil Gibran

37.) “Though we are terrorized by death, it’s not different from birth, it just happens” ― Bangambiki Habyarimana

38.) “All of us have parents. Generations pass. We are not unique. Now it is our family’s turn.” ― Ralph Webster

39.) “It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived.”– George S. Patton Jr.

40.) “Death – the last sleep? No, it is the final awakening.”– Sir Walter Scott

Quotes about losing a loved one to lift your spirits

41.) “The whole world can become the enemy when you lose what you love.”—Kristina McMorris

42.) “Remember that everyone you meet is afraid of something, loves something, and has lost something.” – Jackson Brown Jr.

43.) “The mightiest power of death is not that it can make people die, but that it can make the people you left behind want to stop living.”― Fredrik Backman

44.) “And yet I want to be human; I want to be thinking of him because then I feel he is alive somewhere, if only in my head.”― Sally Green

45.) “Grief is in two parts. The first is loss. The second is the remaking of life.” – Anne Roiphe

46.) “After all, to the well-organized mind, death is but the next great adventure.” – Albus Dumbledore

47.) “The sun can break through the darkest cloud; love can brighten the gloomiest day.”— William Arthur Ward

48.) “The very worst part of grief is that you can’t control it. The best we can do is try to let ourselves feel it when it comes. And let it go when we can.”— Grey’s Anatomy

49.) “Everyone for whom I would have cried has already died.” ― Kathryn Orzech

50.) “The sorrow we feel when we lose a loved one is the price we pay to have had them in our lives.” ― Rob Liano

Other quotes about losing a loved one

51.) “Death wasn’t a movie where the pretty star faded away with a touch of pale makeup and every hair in place.” ― Soheir Khashoggi

52.) “And where does that minute go, that minute that separates life from death? I want those sixty seconds back.” ― Carmen Rodrigues

53.) “His death brings new experience to my life – that of a wound that will not heal.” ― Ernst Jünger

54.) “Time they said… Time will heal all wounds but they lied…” ― Tilicia Haridat

55.) “Never take life for granted. Savor every sunrise, because no one is promised tomorrow…or even the rest of today.” ― Eleanor Brownn

56.) “All deaths are sudden, no matter how gradual the dying may be.” ― Michael McDowell

57.) “When people die,’ she said softly, ‘It doesn’t necessarily mean you’re ready to give them up.” ― C.A. Belmond

58.) “Death had touched her, hurt her, and left her to deal with its disagreeable aftermath.” ― Zoe Forward

59.) “It’s more like she left some of herself behind in the walls and the floors and the books, like there’s something she wants to tell me.” ― Marie Bostwick

60.) “The Lord gives a good many things twice over, but he don’t give ye a mother but once.” ― Harriet Beecher Stowe

Which are your favorite quotes about losing a loved one?

Losing a loved one is one of the most painful experiences. It is one of the worst things you’ll ever experience in your life. Knowing that your loved ones won’t be there to experience life with you is never easy.

Although the pain soon reduces with time, it never really goes away. It’s difficult, but with support and guidance, you can cope with the loss of a loved one. Hopefully, these quotes about losing a loved one have helped you with the grieving process.

Did you enjoy these quotes about losing a loved one? Which of the quotes was your favorite? We would love to hear all about it in the comment section below.

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