Russell Crowe's Best-Reviewed Film in Nearly 30 Years Pulled From 1,400 Theaters
The film's theatrical run has all but ended after its removal from 1,400 theaters, according to Collider.
Russell Crowe's best-reviewed film in nearly three decades has been removed from 1,400 theaters, according to Collider. The film has all but completed its box-office run.
The movie premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.
In September, Crowe released two back-to-back movies. One of them, Unabomber, starring Crowe and Jacob Tremblay, received a 26% Rotten Tomatoes score but drew 16 million views in its first week on streaming.