Aaron Crowe

Aaron Crowe’s filmography is kind of a wild ride, honestly. You’ve probably seen his name pop up in some heavy-hitter projects, especially if you keep an eye on what’s coming out soon. So, for starters, there’s The Gorge (2025). That one’s got people buzzing already—think dark romance, adrenaline-fueled action, and a twist you won’t see coming. Crowe’s name in the credits feels like a stamp of approval that something wild’s about to go down. It’s gritty, it’s intense, and if you like your movies with a side of edge, you’re in for a treat. Then there’s How to Train Your Dragon (2025). Yeah, that’s the reboot people are either cautiously hyped or straight-up losing their minds about. Crowe’s involvement means we’re not just getting a recycled version of the animated classic. There’s actual heart and vision behind it. He’s good at digging into characters and making you care, whether it’s some awkward Viking kid or a fire-breathing dragon with more personality than your average human. Don’t sleep on The Midnight Sky (2020) either. That one slipped onto Netflix and pulled off dystopian sci-fi that didn’t make you want to throw your remote across the room. Crowe’s touch gave it some real gravitas—bleak, sure, but not hopeless. He’s not a household name (yet), but the dude’s popping up in all the right places. If you’re building a must-watch list, you might want to keep his projects in your back pocket.