Russell Crowe's Noah Resurfaces on Netflix after Gaining Popularity
News - 18 March 2024
Russell Crowe has delivered some memorable performances in films like Gladiator, Master and Commander, and A Beautiful Mind. However, one of his lesser-known blockbusters, Noah, has recently gained popularity on Netflix. Directed by Darren Aronofsky, known for The Wrestler and The Whale, Noah was released a decade ago to a mixed reception.nnDespite having a disappointing 5.8 rating on IMDb, the film received a respectable 75% from film critics on Rotten Tomatoes. "Regular moviegoers," however, only gave it a 41% approval rating.
With a budget of $125 million, a significant portion of the funds went towards securing an impressive cast including Crowe, Anthony Hopkins, Emma Watson, Jennifer Connelly, and Nick Nolte.nnDespite its initial reception, Noah managed to gross over $362 million worldwide, making it a financial success. Although the film has not been in the spotlight in recent years, it has resurfaced on American Netflix and is also available for streaming in the Netherlands.
If you're interested in watching Noah, don't wait too long as it will only be on Netflix until the end of the month.
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