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Old 12-15-08, 10:52 PM
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I hope they get Sean Connery to play the lead! You know, his career can come back from the dead and fight crime ...
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Meh'. Supposively the Eddie Furlong Crow was going to go back to it's 'roots'. But it was just an average, watchable direct-to-video quality flick. Nothing special.

They might be able to do something good with this. But I won't be too excited till I get a killer trailer or something.
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Crow isn't even close to perfect and I wouldn't mind seeing it remade.

That said, you might as well just not do it if you're gonna hire Norrington.
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Originally Posted by troystiffler
Meh'. Supposively the Eddie Furlong Crow was going to go back to it's 'roots'. But it was just an average, watchable direct-to-video quality flick. Nothing special.

They might be able to do something good with this. But I won't be too excited till I get a killer trailer or something.
'Wicked' had some decent ideas but the casting and budget totally killed it. Tara Reid? Come on.
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Originally Posted by cranberries fan
Brandon Lee legacy is that this movie is a bench-mark for him and genre.

So what does hollywood want to do spit on his Legacy and that sad.

Let me say to all of us Lee fans (Bruce Lee-Brandon Lee) those two were cut from the same cloth and never can be replaced in this lifetime or the next.
Then this thread will really piss you off.

http://forum.dvdtalk.com/movie-talk/...astings-2.html
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I hope that when they start filming this movie and the director goes "ACTION!" he gets shot in the head.
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Filming starts in the summer.

http://splashpage.mtv.com/2010/02/16...says-director/



Fuck!!!!!!!! These reboots need to stop!!!!
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

^ From that article:

Norrington's "Crow" is reportedly a new take on the material and does not use the Eric Draven character.
Thank God, I'm in for this one since it leave's the Eric Draven character alone. I loved Norrington's Blade so I'm excited to see what he does with this.
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So it's basically a sequel in name only sort of deal rather than a reboot. Like all the other Crow sequels (except for City Of Angels).
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So will this feature the Skull Cowboy?
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

Sounds like this is no more of a reboot than City of Angels or any of the other Crow movies were.
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So will this feature the Skull Cowboy?
I dunno if he was more in the later comics but Skull Cowboy was only in like two panels of the original book. He wasn't even an actual character. He simply represented Eric's anger and grief.

The screenwriters of the first movie were the ones who made him into an actual character.
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

As long as it's better than anything they did after the original, I don't mind. It sounds like this is another "The Final Destination" in that, it's a sequel (technically) that can also serve as a refresher for the series.
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

Surprised to see the love for the first movie. It was mediocre at best, even considering the presence of Black Ghostbuster.
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

Originally Posted by RocShemp
I dunno if he was more in the later comics but Skull Cowboy was only in like two panels of the original book. He wasn't even an actual character. He simply represented Eric's anger and grief.

The screenwriters of the first movie were the ones who made him into an actual character.
Yeah, I've read the David Schow script and the Skull Cowboy features prominently in it. He's not really a character as such, more a storytelling device that was put in to explain "The Crow's" abilities, limitations, and mission to Eric (and the audience).

Not a huge loss from a storytelling perspective.
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

ive been dreading this for years, and cringed when i heard about this remake several years ago. Atleast they are staying away from the eric draven character. it sounds more like just another movie utilizing the name of the crow instead of a reboot, imo.
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

I wouldn't mind an origin story. Is there an origin story?
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

Originally Posted by Groucho
Surprised to see the love for the first movie. It was mediocre at best, even considering the presence of Black Ghostbuster.
The original is one of the most cliched, overpraised movies of its time. If it wasn't for Brandon Lee's death, it would be a 3am USA Channel movie, at BEST.

"The Crow" was a big-budget remake of the 1986 Charlie Sheen vehicle "The Wraith", when you get right down to it. And "The Wraith" was better.
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Originally Posted by Hokeyboy
The original is one of the most cliched, overpraised movies of its time. If it wasn't for Brandon Lee's death, it would be a 3am USA Channel movie, at BEST.

"The Crow" was a big-budget remake of the 1986 Charlie Sheen vehicle "The Wraith", when you get right down to it. And "The Wraith" was better.
Hmm... Sherilyn Fenn.... Sofia Shinas... yeah, I see your point there.
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

Originally Posted by Hokeyboy
The original is one of the most cliched, overpraised movies of its time. If it wasn't for Brandon Lee's death, it would be a 3am USA Channel movie, at BEST.
It was one of my favorite films when I was a teenager, but it hasn't aged well at all. The art design on it's still pretty cool, but I find myself cringing whenever someone opens their mouth. The dialog is just so... arch and self-righteous and pompous and stilted... It's like George Lucas and Stephenie Meyer ghost wrote it.
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

Originally Posted by Groucho
Surprised to see the love for the first movie. It was mediocre at best, even considering the presence of Black Ghostbuster.
Some nice imagery by some I mean very few...but c'mon. It was mediocre to me too. As a kid I was like...cool makeup but...i'm not interested at all.
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

I'm getting tired of studios calling remakes "reboots" or "reinventions" just to make it sound nicer.
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re: The Crow (2024, D: Sanders) -- S: Bill Skarsgard

Originally Posted by cartman
I'm getting tired of studios calling remakes "reboots" or "reinventions" just to make it sound nicer.
Apparently it sounds better than "total lack of creativity and imagination."


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