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Thoughts on the 2017 remake of The Crow?

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lonehound2 lonehound2 MemberOP
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It’s looking pretty certain now: Jason Momoa is going to take a breather between Justice League and the Aquaman standalone movie to star in The long-delayed remake of The Crow. We finally got a sneak peek today at how the Game of Thrones actor will look like as Eric Draven. The image comes courtesy of fan art from ComicBook.com and render maestro boss Logic.

After playing Conan the Barbarian in a remake of that Fantasy adventure and Making his first appearance as Aquaman in Batman V Superman, Jason Momoa will next take on his underwater superhero in Justice League. Everyone assumed he’d jump straight into a solo spin-off right after, but it looks like the plans have shifted. He'll instead take The lead in The long-gestating remake of The Crow—which is aiming for a 2018 release—before the Aquaman solo flick hits theaters.

This New version of The Crow is reportedly aiming to be a much tighter adaptation of the original graphic novel by James O'Barr. Back in '94, Alex Proyas brought that story to life with Brandon Lee in the starring role. As many fans know, an on-set accident took The Life of Lee. While there have been several low-budget sequels since then, they never quite hit the mark with the audience. Now, Producer of The original 1994 cult classic ED Pressman is back to guide this latest iteration. Expect it to feel a lot grittier than the typical Warner Bros. Pictures superhero fare we're seeing lately.

Momoa basically confirmed he’s snagged the role of Eric Draven by sharing a shot on Instagram. You can see him grabbing drinks with The Crow director Corin Hardy, where he mentions landing what feels like a "dream job." Right now, The Crow is The only movie Hardy is known to be casting. Insiders have already confirmed that Jason Momoa is officially in talks to join The Crow as its lead character. The team is currently shuffling the calendar so Momoa can balance this with his heavy Aquaman commitments, though we don't have any word yet on potential cameos in other films. The Crow will follow musician Eric Draven, who rises from the grave to hunt down his killers and seek justice for his late fiancée, aided by a mysterious bird. Word is, The Crow is Said to be ' One of The crown jewels in Relativity's coffers' as the studio works toward Bankruptcy and restore its Reputation in Hollywood.

We still don't have a firm start date for filming. This remake has been a bit of a rollercoaster over the last ten years, with more directors and leads cycling through than you can count. Jack Huston was previously lined up to lead the charge, but his busy schedule forced him to step away. Next up, we'll see Momoa in The Bad Batch alongside Keanu Reeves, plus roles in the indie flick Going Under and the actioner Braven. Check out this fan art showing what Momoa might look like as Eric Draven.
ruggedfalcon28 ruggedfalcon28 Active Member
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Why on earth are they obsessed with these unfortunate remakes? I'm rooting for them—mostly because I absolutely adore the original The Crow—but I’m just not feeling optimistic about this one.
rowdyotter12 rowdyotter12 Member
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ruggedfalcon28 said:Why on earth is everyone so obsessed with these unfortunate remakes? Honestly.

It seems Hollywood simply lacks high-caliber screenwriters
capable of dreaming up something truly fresh—instead, they just cash in on established legacies.

As for Jason Momoa? Fine. I can get behind that. He’s got charisma.
He might even be able to salvage Aquaman and prevent it from being a total disaster.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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Honestly, he's just not feeling like the right fit for this one.

Momoa is alright, but not for this role.
Grace Gomez46 Grace Gomez46 Member
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vran was never intended to be, nor was he ever envisioned as, some hulking, muscle-bound powerhouse 🕺
silvertiger11 silvertiger11 Active Member
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Cillian Murphy would be a solid choice. Or Heath Ledger, if he were still with us.

This looks like just another remake where they manage to get nothing right except the title itself.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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silvertiger11 said:Cillian Murphy would actually be a solid pick. Or Heath Ledger if he were still with us.

This is probably just gonna be another remake where they manage to nail nothing except the title.

That would be some damn good casting though. 👍
Grace Edwards Grace Edwards Active Member
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Nicholas Jones80 said:vran was never meant to be some beefed-up powerhouse🕺

A 220-pound vran? Yeah, right. Just imagine that. He wouldn't even be able to get off the ground properly.🕺
ruggedfalcon28 ruggedfalcon28 Active Member
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Matthew Johnson30 said:A 220-pound crow—just imagine that. It wouldn't even be able to take flight. 🕺

It would be a turkey, not a crow. 😁
Nicholas Nguyen Nicholas Nguyen Active Member
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#10 ·
Brandon is turning in his grave. These remakes are a joke.
briskhound2 briskhound2 Regular
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Nicholas Nguyen said:Brandon must be spinning in his grave somewhere—those remakes were absolute garbage.

I mean, if he wasn't already losing sleep over all those sequels and the TV show, this probably won't even phase him...

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