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With three weak theatrical debuts, we end the 11-week streak of $100 million+ box-office weekends.

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‘The Crow’ Review: Bill Skarsgård Is an Emo Angel of Death in This Pretty Corpse of a Thriller
Rupert Sanders’ gothy revenge picture leans heavier into the romance than Alex Proyas’ film maudit — and with even more balletic bloodbaths.
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In ‘Feud: Capote vs. the Swans,’ Diane Lane Was Haunted by Slim Keith
Lane admired the style maverick who inspired Lauren Bacall in her husband’s “To Have and Have Not.”
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Rupert Sanders on Making a ‘Crow’ as Romantic as It Is Violent
The director of “The Crow” tells IndieWire why it was important to bring greater depth to the love story than he found in the graphic novel or 1994 film.
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