Russell Crowe defends his cult-classic epic Master And Commander after it's bashed on Twitter

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18.01.2021 - 01:41

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Russell Crowe doesn't take kindly to anyone bashing one of his favorite movies he once appeared in.The 56-year-old Oscar winner took to Twitter on Saturday to defend his 2003 maritime epic Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World after the English singer–songwriter Ian McNabb took aim at it.Crowe brushed off the complaints as a symptom of 'kids these days,' while plenty of Twitter users rushed to defend the cult-classic film.

Playing defense: Russell Crowe, 56, defended his 2003 epic Master And Commander Saturday on Twitter after rocker Ian McNabb criticized it last week; still from Master And CommanderMcNabb instigated the conflict with a quarantine-themed takedown of Master And Commander.'Lots of folk complaining about lack of.

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