
Writer/director Stephen Norrington’s reboot of The Crow is set to begin filming soon, and producer Edward Pressman gave MTV’s Movies Blog some details about the film. Pressman promised fans that Norrington’s completed screenplay is “terrific” and Avatar’s production designer Rob Stromberg’s illustrations will help make the film very different from the original. According to Pressman, an offer is out to an unnamed major actor and production is set to begin later this year.
The film’s setting will be different from the original Crow. Norrington’s screenplay is set in both the Southwest and an urban area, possibly “Detroit or Pittsburgh.” The change in locations isn’t the only significant difference, as the reboot will focus more on the mythology of the actual crow as a character with a distinct personality. Pressman said that this will give it a “more active role” in the story, and Norrington’s visual ideas for the reboot are different from what fans are used to. Pressman continued by saying that casting announcements are forthcoming. I guess the main question is who would you like to see in the starring role?
I can't believe they are remaking it. To me the original is a masterpiece. It's the best example of “movie dialog” without being try-hard.
I could definetly see michael fassbender doing this role..
i pray this movie will be good. The original movie was so good. The acting, dialog, setting, everything. Its pretty dated now, but for 90's movie, great.
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this is a good example of “rebooting” for the sake of “rebooting. The original was a masterpiece- the subsequent movies in the series- not so much.
These corporate stuidio/creative types seem to forget what made the source of their movies so popular- they believe their vision will make it better. While I wished that was true, sadly, history proves they are wrong. While Spiderman 3 or Wolverine may have done decent at the box office, they are considered flops.
My faborite movie ever. Hopefully we can consider this as just another entry. If Norrington can bring what he did in Blade, then I think this can be good.
From what I've been hearing, this sounds simply like a sequel. I read somewhere that their not using the character Eric Draven so I was very happy when I heard that so this sounds like just another sequel and not a remake or reboot.
Yeah the original film was a masterpiece, chances are this will be another sequel fail under the guise of “reboot”. Not looking forward to this, but if they do miraculously pull this off I'll go see it.
The original will always be the best though.
They BETTER NOT cast that sparkly bastard Robert as the Crow or my entire childhood will be ruined.