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The Goth community breathes a collective sigh of relief as Bradley Cooper is replaced by another.

Last we heard about Relativity Media's latest movie adaptation of The Crow, James McAvoy was in talks to play the undead Eric Draven. Now The Wrap is reporting that the production may be trading in Professor X for Loki, with Tom Hiddleston in talks for the starring role.

Many of our favorite movies feature quiet, introspective moments or deep philosophical discussions in between the scenes where everything is exploding and everyone is running in every possible direction. And that's great. But sometimes, you just want a movie that hits the ground running, and keeps running at top speed, …

It's widely acknowledged that crows are remarkably intelligent animals (did you know that they're commonly referred to as feathered apes?), but seeing one engage in a pastime as distinctly human as snow-sledding is a sight to behold.

This news is certainly going cause a lot of angry mascara tears. Rumor has it Dirk Diggler himself, Mark Wahlberg, is in talks to take the lead in the new Crow film. Yikes.

Director and screenwriter Stephen Norrington speculates that the final draft for his new Crow film will be done this month, which means filming can begin this summer. Commence mascara-streaked crying, Crow purists. [Mania]