The first thought to the remake of The Crow is “why”. The first has a special place in a lot of people’s hearts. It was Brandon Lee’s last role, which ended tragically. It was also very, very 90s; from the aesthetics to the moody rock music. The star of the remake, Luke Evans, had some words to ease our minds.
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Luke Evans Comments on ‘The Crow’ Remake
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