Salvation blu

A double-bill of action films. In ‘The Crow: City of Angels’ (1996), the inhabitants of the City of Angels live within a gothic nightmare orchestrated by a despotic psychopath. Single father Ashe (Vincent Perez) loses his own life and that of his son under the murderous regime, but is allowed the chance of revenge when he is resurrected by a mysterious crow. He is guided on his path by a young psychic woman, Sarah (Mia Kirshner), who saw the crow’s mighty powers in action once before when her friend Eric Draven was brought back from the dead. In ‘The Crow: Salvation’ (2000), falsely convicted for the murder of his girlfriend, Alex Corvis (Eric Mabius) has spent three years on death row insisting that he was innocent. The film opens with his graphically-depicted electrocution, performed on his 21st birthday. After his wrongful execution, Corvis comes back from the dead to hunt down the real killer, helped by his girlfriend’s sister, Erin (Kirsten Dunst), and the mysterious guardian crow who resurrected him.

Judgment Day has come and gone. The artificial intelligence network Skynet controls the army of Terminators that roam the post-apocalyptic landscape, killing or collecting humans where they hide in the desolate cities and deserts. Only one man saw Judgment Day coming. One man, whose destiny has always been intertwined with the fate of human existence: John Connor. Now the world is on the brink of the future that Connor has been warned about all his life. But something totally new has shaken his belief that humanity stands a chance of winning this war: the appearance of Marcus Wright, a stranger from the past whose last memory is of being on death row before awakening in this strange, new world.