declared on X, formerly Twitter. Other fans mocked Skarsgård’s appearance in the first look photos, saying, “They casted The Crow reboot by asking pedestrians from Miami if they’d like to be in a movie,” and that Skarsgård was “hotter as Pennywise,” and “Getting Jared Leto Joker vibes off this.

Which is not good at all.”“i love bill but no,” another fan remarked. One person even called on everyone to “boycott” the movie, slamming it as a “shallow copy made for millennials.” The original “The Crow” came out in 1994, starring Brandon Lee as Eric Draven, a murdered musician resurrected from the dead to get vengeance against his killers.

Tragically, Lee – the son of martial arts legend Bruce Lee – died at age 28 during filming, after he was fatally wounded by a prop gun.

Nobody was criminally charged, but his mom, Linda Lee Cadwell, sued the film’s producers, director Alex Proyas, and J.B. Jones Inc., which supplied the blanks and ammunition for the movie.Action star Dolph Lundgren, 66, commented that the 2021 shooting on the set of Alec Baldwin’s film “Rust”, in which Alec Baldwin fatally shot cinematographer Halyna Hutchins with a prop gun, reminded him of “The Crow” tragedy. “Brandon was an original voice and I think he will always be synonymous with The Crow,” director Rupert Sanders said in an interview with Vanity Fair on Wednesday. “I hope he’s proud of what we’ve done and how we’ve brought the story back again….His soul is very much alive in this film.”“The Crow” has gotten sequels, such as 1996’s “The Crow: City of Angels,” 2000’s “The Crow: Salvation,” and 2005’s “The Crow: Wicked Prayer,” but those films weren’t direct remakes.

Bill Skarsgard’s ‘The Crow’ remake look slammed by fans: Brandon Lee is ‘turning in his grave’

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