It's autumn now in here, I think every one can feel it in the air. It's definitely the best season to watch my favorite movie for the 1000th or so time.. I've seen it for the first time exactly 3 years ago, and still every time I watch it, emotions it brings are as vivid as they used to be back then.

In a way I could say "The Crow" changed my life, it mostly defined who I am now. It pulled me through the hardest time, showed me the way to go on, when I thought I would never find happiness again. For most people it is just a well-made movie. For me it's something much, much more.

I really miss Brandon Lee, although I never knew him in person. It was him who put a life into James O'Barr graphic novel character, made the cult out of it. Sadly, for this He paid with his own life.. An action-movie star, son of famous Bruce Lee, incredible talent underestimated before his final movie. I bet a lot of ppl was astonished back then, remembering his performance in, for example, Showdown in Little Tokyo, and confronting it with such breath-taking depth of emotions He was able to depict as Eric Draven. His dedication in this one movie would raise him above his father's status; it's even sadder he didn't live long enough to see it..

R.I.P. Brandon Lee, I'd really like to talk to him somewhere after life, if such things really exist.