The release of the remake of The Crow is postponed

Rupert Sanders' film starring Bill Skarsgard and FKA Twigs won't be released until late summer.

Whatever they say Alex Proyasthe director of the original film, the remake of The Crow with Bill Skarsgard will soon arrive on our screens. Small setback, however. The release date of the film Rupert Sanders has been postponed: instead of coming to haunt us on June 5, the crow will return from the dead only on August 21, 2024, announced the Metropolitan, which did not give an explanation for this delay.

Spectators will therefore have to wait two and a half more months to discover Bill Skarsgard and FKA Twigs interpret the star-crossed lovers imagined by James O'Barr. Fifth adaptation of the comics, The Crow 2.0 is a rereading still haunted by the ghost of Brandon Leedied on the set of Proyas' film in 1993.

Recall that in The CrowEric Draven, resurrected after being put to death by gang members, embarks on a blood quest to avenge his fiancée, who did not survive the attack.

In addition to Bill Skarsgard and FKA Twigs, these are also Danny Huston, Laura Birn, Isabella Wei, David Bowles and the Franco-Tunisian Sami Bouajila which we will discover on the big screen on August 21.

Here is the trailer for The Crow seen by Rupert Sanders:

Bill Skarsgård becomes The Crow: dark and violent first trailer