The Crow 2024 Official Trailer
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I like Bill Skarsgard as an actor.
FKA Twigs is nice to look at.
It looks like it would make for an okay installment of the Crow series...
but this is NOT Eric Draven! He looks more like Jared Leto's Joker. They should have just called it The Crow 5 or whatever.
Hollywood can't seem to get why their shit flops. They keep making the same mistakes over and over again.
FKA Twigs is nice to look at.
It looks like it would make for an okay installment of the Crow series...
but this is NOT Eric Draven! He looks more like Jared Leto's Joker. They should have just called it The Crow 5 or whatever.
Hollywood can't seem to get why their shit flops. They keep making the same mistakes over and over again.
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Why didn't they just do the Michael Korby story?
The Crow: Wild Justice. Michael and his wife are murdered during a car jacking. He is brought back by two crows named Hugo and Manny respectively, and must avenge his and his wife's death before the Gorgon blood running through his veins runs out. The Gorgon god tattoos Michael's body, which gives him the power to regenerate until the blood runs out.
The Crow: Wild Justice. Michael and his wife are murdered during a car jacking. He is brought back by two crows named Hugo and Manny respectively, and must avenge his and his wife's death before the Gorgon blood running through his veins runs out. The Gorgon god tattoos Michael's body, which gives him the power to regenerate until the blood runs out.
THIS!!!! Making it another installment instead of rebooting the series makes a LOT more sense! That first one was such a cult classic. This just seems like a fanboy made a movie. As if you asked an alien to make a movie that combined both franchises of The Crow and John Wick. But before it got started, you severely beat it and give it cocaine. THEN have it write the story.
Err.....maybe?
Bill Skarsgård rises from the dead to get revenge in 'The Crow' trailer
'The Crow' trailer shows Bill Skarsgård back from the dead to seek vengeance for his murdered fiancée played by FKA Twigs.
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White Emo ninjas: part IV
Ok I thought they were the same person
Let's go!
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Pure ass is what the critics are saying
Uncut trash apparently
Who could have seen this coming? Lmao.
From the trailer it came if as a wannabe edgy true hard soulless remake. I'm shocked. Shocked I say.
From the trailer it came if as a wannabe edgy true hard soulless remake. I'm shocked. Shocked I say.
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