Browsing: Russell Crowe

Leave it to Russell Crowe to break his NDA with Marvel Studios. I mean seriously, out of all the actors…

There are few casting announcements that make as much sense as this one does. So, we are absolutely THRILLED to…

It still seems like an odd film to develop a sequel for, but “Gladiator 2” is still being worked on,…

Perhaps one of Sir Ridley Scott’s true masterpieces is getting a sequel. No, it’s not another Alien film (although he is still working on those), but rather his Oscar-winning feat of historical epic-ness that is Gladiator. Yes, we’re talking Gladiator 2: Are You Not Entertained [Again]. This is something Scott has been trying to do for sometime, but it never […]

You know you’ve always wanted to own a piece of Hollywood, and Russell Crowe’s “The Art of Divorce” auction through Sotheby’s Australia might just be your chance. The Oscar-winning actor is going through the last steps in finalizing a divorce from almost-former-wife Danielle Spencer. Crowe has said this auction is to “create some space for the future” […]

There’s a lot of talk that the 2017 Universal Pictures The Mummy reboot may be the single worst Tom Cruise movie of the modern age.  I say that because if you look at Rotten Tomatoes scores for Cruise flicks, the worst is Cocktail at 5%, Elizabethtown is at 28%, Lions For Lambs at 27%, and The Mummy is now at 17%. The […]

Some films usher in the start of a great franchise future, like Marvel’s Cinematic Universe kicking off with Iron Man. Others come off less stellar, like the recent King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, which was meant to be the start of a series of Arthurian films, that seems to have done so poorly that […]

I was pleasantly surprised by the buddy cop/odd couple less cerebral Pulp Fiction, if such a thing exists.  The Nice Guys takes place in 1970s Los Angeles, when down-on-his-luck private eye Holland March (Gosling) and hired enforcer Jackson Healy (Crowe) must work together to solve the case of a missing girl and the seemingly unrelated death of […]

I just walked out of a special screening of Russell Crowe’s directorial debut, The Water Diviner.  While not perhaps what I was expecting, I’m struggling for a way to describe it and not make jokes.  Let’s get this out of the way; if you cannot deal with intense, INTENSE scenes of war, do not see this […]