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    Respecting Legacy: Alex Proyas’s Stance On ‘The Crow’ Remake

    • By Cainan
    • March 18, 2024
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    A person walking confidently down a city street at night, illuminated by street lights and surrounded by parked cars.

    Alex Proyas, the renowned director behind the original cult classic The Crow, has been vocal about his disapproval of the remake, and he’s not mincing words. In a recent Facebook post, Proyas reiterated his stance, echoing sentiments he expressed back in 2017. His stance is clear: remaking “The Crow” is a disservice to the memory and legacy of Brandon Lee, the late actor who tragically lost his life during the filming of the original.

    Proyas expressed his reluctance to criticize fellow filmmakers’ work, acknowledging that everyone involved likely had good intentions. However, he couldn’t ignore the overwhelming negativity surrounding the remake. For Proyas, The Crow is more than just a film; it’s a testament to Brandon Lee’s talent and the tragic circumstances surrounding his death. To him, preserving Lee’s legacy is paramount.

    Brandon Lee talking to a girl in The Crow.

    The director’s comments were prompted by the recent trailer release for the remake, which has garnered a significant amount of backlash on platforms like YouTube. Proyas didn’t hold back, dubbing the remake as “Crow Wick,” pointing out its apparent similarities to the popular “John Wick” franchise.

    It’s evident that Proyas remains steadfast in his belief that “The Crow” should stand as a tribute to Brandon Lee’s memory, rather than being subjected to a remake that risks tarnishing its legacy. His impassioned plea serves as a reminder of the profound impact the original film had on audiences and the tragic circumstances that surrounded its production. As discussions about the remake continue to unfold, Proyas’s words serve as a poignant reminder of the importance of respecting artistic legacies and honoring the memory of those who contributed to them.

    What are your thoughts on The Crow reboot? Did the trailer convince you to watch it or did it further give you a reason to avoid this film?

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    Cainan
    Cainan

    DC Fanboy! Superman is the greatest comic book character of all time. Favorite movies are Man of Steel, Goonies, Back To the Future

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