CB: Most of the time, you don't go into a big-budget ensemble action movie thinking that the film will be extremely character-driven. There are exceptions to that rule, of course, with films like Guardians of the Galaxy or Tombstone (to reach back a couple decades) that give you both serious and funny moments for the main characters - even when there are several - while still providing the major action you're expecting. Suicide Squad can be added to that list with ease. Despite the major action sequences and the focus on the over-the-top elements of the film in the marketing, this is undoubtedly character (and actor) driven, and it's incredibly fun because of that and in spite of some flaws.
With the new The Crow remake coming soon, we take a look back at the 30-year-old cult classic original–and where the stars are now.
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