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Favourite Crowe movie is still L.A. Confidential, followed by Master and Commander. I think the former was the first time I saw Russell Crowe in anything and he sure left an impression.
Exactly.
Oh wait -- I saw him earlier than that in an Aussie flick, Proof, with young Hugo Weaving.
Exactly this also. It was an after-the-fact realization that I'd seen him (and Hugo) before.
L.A. Confidential
blech.
Yeah, but Virtuosity was crap.
I liked it! He wore a purple suit and killed people a lot.
blech.
Don't you blech all over my L.A. Confidential!
My favorites, probably in about this order but I'd probably be reasonably happy with them in nearly any order:
The Sum of Us
Master and Commander
The Insider
L.A. Confidential
And I do have some shameful but sincere love for Gladiator, though no way does it belong on the above list.
Don't you blech all over my L.A. Confidential!
blech blech blech.
My extreme Hatred of all things Kim Basinger might discolor my feelings for that movie.
Veronica Lake look-alike my ever-expanding ass.
I don't find Russell Crowe sexy at all. I often like his acting, but I would never see a movie just because he was in it.
I really liked the Insider and LS Confidential. He did a great Australian movie when he was quite young called Proof that I really loved.
I feel like I have seen a lot (well at least 2) Russell Crowe movies because they contained Paul Bettany. Of course, I own the movie Wimbledon because of Paul Bettany because my love of him knows no bounds.
Oh, yeah, speaking of iliac crests...
I liked 3:10 to Yuma a lot. And spent much of it going, "Oh yeah, there's a reason Crowe is a movie star. I'd forgotten." L.A. Confidential was the only other movie of his that I'd seen, and it had been a while.