Russell Crowe defends his master and film lead for 2003

While an eagle Considers itself 2003 The Master and the Commander: The Far Side of the World “Amazing, intimate, exciting and introspective,” the lead praised Russell Crowe Because of his “easy-going originality and lively charisma” only last August, other moviegoers may have had more difficulty getting a job. Peter WeirThe Napoleonic Naval War Saga. If you count yourself among the crowd, move on to something else halfway PresidentFirst act, Russell Crowe would like to officially declare: This is on you, and you alone.

This is the problem for children these days. No focus Deranged The actor wrote Saturday, Retweet the post It was praised by a Twitter user, musician Ian McNabb Master W. Leader As a handy quarantine sleep aid, and inexplicably, Crowe has been tagged in the tweet.

The actor continued, “The Peter Weirs movie is awesome”. “A meticulous and detail-oriented epic story of devotion to empire and service, regardless of cost. Amazing cinematography by Russell Boyd and a great soundtrack. Definitely an adult movie.” In a subsequent tweet, McNabb said pointing to He’s actually four years older than Crowe, so any day now, he should be enjoying a full 138-minute runtime, not just to get over it.