YEEEESSS BRANDON ""OWNS"" ERIC DRAVEN

YEEEESSS BRANDON ""OWNS"" ERIC DRAVEN

He died acting as Eric and it's disrespectful to do a reboot. Like i said Brandon "owns" Eric, it would be ok if they tried to make a new character based on the first movie but not just take Eric and giving to another actor, I know they said that they would try to respect Brandon's memory but I don't believe it. I do not hate Bill, he's a great actor, i hate the people who thought this would be a good idea

It’s very weird to me that this is not the first time I’ve had a reason to say this: only one actor ever has or ever will really play Eric Draven. 

Rebooting that role is an insult to Brandon Lee’s memory.

Rob Zombie had the sense to think better of it, so The Crow: 2037 was scrapped. The Canadian tv series Stairway to Heaven was rightfully cancelled after one season. 

The movie sequels are…fine, on average. City of Angels is a slightly interesting story with something resembling a plot, and they descend in quality from there. Since they don’t feature Eric Draven as a character, but rather his successors, no big deal.

The character of Eric Draven should never have been rebooted. 

And this new movie looks like it was made by people who don’t give a damn about the comics. 

I don’t often hope for things to fail, but on that short list is any remake of The Crow.

I very rarely get riled up about this sort of thing, but I watched my big brother’s copy of The Crow almost every day when I was 15 & 16 years old. It means a lot to me.

“Because we do not know when we will die, we get to think of life as an inexhaustible well, and yet everything happens only a certain number of times, and a very small number, really.” –  Brandon Lee

Thank god this shit is dying

[!! i did NOT make this !!]

real.

If this isn't true love than i don't know what is

MY BRAIN:

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