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Quotes And Leadership Lessons From The Crow 2024

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The Crow is a character who has been around for a long time. Initially created by comic book artist and writer James O’Barr to deal with the death of his fiancée, The Crow has starred in multiple film and television adaptations.

Brandon Lee’s (Bruce Lee’s son) take on the character is the most recognizable and tragic. Brandon Lee died on the set of the first The Crow movie when he was shot with what was thought to be an unloaded weapon. It wasn’t, and Lee died. The original The Crow movie had four sequels. 

Man covered in tattoos. Pulling a trench coat around his shoulders

In 2024, we’ve now seen a reboot of The Crow. Starring Bill Skarsgård as Eric/The Crow, the movie follows his path of vengeance after he and his love, Shelly (FKA twigs), are brutally murdered to cover up another violent murder. Eric comes back with vengeance and love on his mind. He’s going to get the people who killed his girl.  Read more...

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Quotes And Leadership Lessons From The Beekeeper

A Reel Leadership Article

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Pamela and I were invited to a special sneak preview of the upcoming movie The Beekeeper in IMAX format. In The Beekeeper, Jason Statham plays Adam Clay. Clay is a former Beekeeper, a powerful and top-secret organization that takes care of problems no one else can. He comes out of retirement after the only person who ever took care of him, Eloise Parker (Phylicia Rashad), committed suicide after being scammed by phishers.

A bald man with a stubble beard looking to the left. Bees are swarming around him. Yellow background. Scene from The Beekeeper movie.

This sets Clay on a deadly path. He tears through people in his way until he gets to the top of the food chain of the phishing scheme. 

The Beekeeper goes full throttle on the action, just like you’d expect from a Jason Statham movie. You’ll feel the whiplash as cars explode, bodies fall, and Clay seeks to right a wrong that shouldn’t have happened.  Read more...