The Crow: Wicked Prayer
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Other mistake: In the opening scenes, when the gang is introduced, one of the members kicks three men and knocks them out, but you can see he misses all of them by at least 6 inches.

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Revealing mistake: When Jimmy attempts to kill himself, the bullet hole on his back is far above where he shot himself in the chest. At least 4-6 inches higher, AND the gun was slanted downward.

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Continuity mistake: The barrel in the back of Pestilence's truck is leaking badly through a hole when it first pulls up. Then a few moments later, the hole and leak are gone and the truck bed is perfectly dry. Then he kicks the barrel and the same hole reappears.

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Continuity mistake: When Jimmy wakes up at the beginning of the movie, he is covered with feathers and "fluff" from a pillow. However, the amount of material on him changes between shots and even disappears in some shots.

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Continuity mistake: The scorpion on Jimmy's chest moves around in some close-ups, but in wide-shots it is always perfectly still in the same spot.

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Continuity mistake: When the car explodes in the beginning, in the first shot it is actually exploding, but in the next shot, you can tell it is simply on fire, and not exploding as in the previous shot.

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Other mistake: Luc Crash is wearing his normal outfit under his prison clothes.

Continuity mistake: When Lola is caressing Lucifer, between cuts her one hand goes from his hip to his shoulder. There is a cut where she repeats one of the rubbing motions twice soon after.

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Jimmy Cuervo: Someone owes me two lifetimes and a set of perfect blue eyes.

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Trivia: The original script for this fourth entry in the series was titled "The Crow: Lazarus." It was about a wannabe rapper (who goes by the stage-name "Lazarus") who is murdered in a drive-by, and his journey to piece together the mystery of who set him up to be killed. The film was intended to be the first movie in the series with an African America lead, and controversial rapper Eminem was intended to play the villain. After the project fell apart, the script was hastily re-written to be (very) loosely based around a 2000 novel ("Wicked Prayer") inspired by the series, and the budget was drastically slashed, resulting in this film.

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Question: Originally this fourth "Crow" film was going to be called "The Crow: Lazarus" and be about a black wannabe rapper who is brought back by the crow after a drive-by shooting. Anyone know why this plot was dropped? Because it seemed to fit the material more than a movie about Satan and God.

Answer: As I understand it, it all had to do with a spat between the director of the original Crow movie (Alex Proyas, who had "approval" of all the subsequent Crow movies) the producer of the Crow movie franchise, Jeff Most, and Miramax. Miramax eventually caved in favor of the producer and it was made into a "non-Crow entity" when Miramax reportedly signed Eminem to play the bad guy.

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