That’s cool I’ve never seen her act in a movie before but I like her music… so nice. I’m hoping the movie turns out well.
i really wish we had a crow movie with a woman crow. the TV show and the comics had a woman crow before. I'm tired of the same story over and over. I love the crow, and I like a lot of the crow 2 as well. (I love the atmosphere and visuals of the second one.)
but I wish we had a new crow story. and I wish they did something different. ..
i really wish we had a crow movie with a woman crow. the TV show and the comics had a woman crow before. I'm tired of the same story over and over. I love the crow, and I like a lot of the crow 2 as well. (I love the atmosphere and visuals of the second one.)
but I wish we had a new crow story. and I wish they did something different. ..
There are a lot of things to appreciate about City of Angels, despite it not being a great movie overall. Some striking visuals, emotional moments, and a cool vibe.
"...in this re-imagining has a co-leading role"
Wasn't Sarah Mohr always the co lead.
Remaking this is so stupid. Just why?
Money is what drives hollywood more then ever before.
Not sure on the female lead especially if the role is increased. Has anyone seen her act?
It looks like a hiring based on looks that might match the aesthetic they're going for.
I’m wayyyyyy more interested in this with Bill Skaesgård than I was with Momoa
This. Maybe I’m just beholden to the original but Eric Draven as a big beefy guy just doesn’t sit right with me.
According to the website The Prague Reporter, the 10-week-long production on The Crow reboot starring Bill Skarsgård (IT) as Eric Draven just wrapped up in Prague last week!
The website reports, “During a lengthy 10-week shoot, The Crow shot across numerous locations in the Old Town and New Town neighborhoods of the Czech capital. One of the major set pieces for The Crow was shot at Prague’s Rudolfinum concert hall, and involved the participation of hundreds of extras in formal attire.”
“According to documentation filed with the city, The Crow was registered as a TV production, with a total of six episodes shot on Prague locations,” The Prague Reporter goes on to state. However, “This information has not been confirmed by those involved with the production, and previous reports identify the project as a feature film.”