The Crow

The Crow The Crow is a 1994 American action film based on the 1989 comic book of the same name by James O'Barr. The film was written by David J. Schow and John Shirley, and directed by Alex Proyas. The Crow stars Brandon Lee, in his final film, as Eric Draven, a rock musician who is revived from the dead to avenge his own murder, as well as that of his fiancée. While filming during the last weeks of production, Lee was mortally wounded when a dummy bullet, which had become lodged in one of the prop guns, was shot into his abdomen by a blank cartridge. The film was a critical and commercial success after its release, opening at the top of the box office.
Now that Relativity and The Weinsteins are playing nice, it seems things are moving fairly quickly in an effort to finally get production started on the reboot very few people actually want..
According to reports Relativity Media and The Weinstein Company have settled their lawsuit over the rights to the movie The Crow, and look forward to moving forward on the project together. Click here for details.
Check out some new concept art that features some designs of what Bradley Cooper could have looked like if he had stayed on to star in The Crow.
The first installment my Underrated Film review series of the sequel to the Crow.
The 28 Weeks Later director has reportedly left work on the upcoming The Crow remake, possibly in favor of directing the Highlander reboot instead...
The Crow 2-Disc Blu-Ray hitting shelves next month! Hit the jump for more info.
THR report that Cooper has left Juan Carlos Fresnadillo's remake of The Crow, and that another couple of actors may now be circling the role..
Lee is back from the dead, in more ways than one.
While promoting the DVD release of the underrated Limitless, the actor briefly talks about the status of the remake...
The 20th anniversary of The Crow is upon us, and the Dallas Observer was able to nab an interview with James O'Barr, the creator of one the most beloved graphic novels.
What ever happened to, out with the old and in with the new? Today it seems that every thing that was old is new again. Hollywood is reboot crazy. So I guess it shouldn't be a big surprise that a reboot of the Crow is in the works and even though I'm a hudge fan of the comic book and the original movie, I just can't get excited about it.
Variety's Jeff Sneider has just broken the news that the writer of Zack Snyder's Watchment has been hired to pen the upcoming reboot of The Crow, previously rumored to star Bradley Cooper...
Click here about my opinion on the new direction of "The Crow"!
The Crow remake has already had it's fair share of stumbles and delays, now it looks as if studios will be joining the fight, this time over the distribution rights to The Crow property.
The Hollywood Reporter have revealed that the Hangover and Limitless actor is is early talks to play the titular character in the upcoming reboot...
Relativity have chosen 28 Weeks Later Director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo to helm the much needed reboot of The Crow movie franchise based off the 1989 comic series...
F. Javier Gutiérrez has now been said to be the director of The Crow remake. Continue reading for details.
28 Weeks Later director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo is rumored to helm the upcoming reboot of The Crow for Relativity Media. Check it out!
While promoting his upcoming film The Fighter with MTV, the actor reveals he is interested in the The Crow Remake but is waiting on the script before making up his mind.
I was very tempted to add a "thank God"! Anyway, although he seems to have been interested at some point, looks like Marky Mark won't be sporting the make up of The Crow..
The reboot to the smash hit "Crow" is now left without director.
Is it April already? Apparently Wahlberg has been approached to star in the upcoming remake from Relativity Media..
Once people believed that when someone dies, a crow carries their soul to the land of the dead. But sometimes something so bad happens that a terrible sadness is carried with it and the soul cannot rest. And sometimes, just sometimes, the crow can bring the soul back to set things right.
- Opening monologue as delivered by Shelley (Rochelle Davis)
With the recent news of a reboot, and the pretty awesome news that a genius like Nick Cave is handling the script duties, I thought I'd go back and take a look at the original take on James O'Barr's story as directed by Alex Proyas and starring the late Brandon Lee.
An iconic musician rewriting the script to a dead musician? It's not what you think. Plus, the announcement we've been waiting for?