Russell Crowe is having an unusually strong week, with his new Western The Weight receiving his best reviews in nearly three decades and as many as three of his films appearing on streaming services at the same time. The article argues that, although Crowe has had fewer recent cinema successes, he has become particularly prominent through home viewing.

The Weight opened domestically with more than $2 million from roughly 1,500 cinemas and holds a 93% “Certified Fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes, making it Crowe’s best-reviewed film since The Insider in 1999. The article also notes the home-video success of Nuremberg and anticipates further attention for Unabomber, an upcoming Netflix crime drama about Ted Kaczynski.