When considering the most prominent movie stars globally, Russell Crowe undoubtedly ranks among the top. Crowe rose to fame in the late ’90s and early 2000s, first gaining recognition for his Oscar-nominated role alongside Al Pacino in The Insider, and winning the Academy Award the following year for his performance in Ridley Scott’s acclaimed historical epic, Gladiator. He received his third nomination in as many years for his role in Ron Howard’s A Beautiful Mind, which features Top Gun: Maverick’s Jennifer Connelly. Most recently, Crowe appeared in the World War II legal drama, Nuremberg.

In 2014, Crowe portrayed the iconic figure from the Bible, Noah, in the film of the same name. The film narrates the classic biblical story, focusing on a man chosen by God to complete a monumental task before a flood devastates the world. Harry Potter veteran Emma Watson stars alongside Crowe in Noah, along with Academy Award winner Anthony Hopkins. The screenplay was crafted by Darren Aronofsky, who also directed, with assistance from Ari Handel. The film grossed over $350 million at the box office against a substantial $125 million budget.

As of now, Noah is not currently available for streaming, having lost its previous streaming platform at the end of 2025. However, it recently became available on Netflix and in international territories, ranking in the top 10 in over 25 countries worldwide. The film received a score of 75% from critics and 41% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. Many casual viewers have criticized it for not being a faithful adaptation of the original biblical narrative.

Is Russell Crowe’s New World War II Movie on Streaming Yet?

Russell Crowe’s new World War II film, Nuremberg, has not yet made its official streaming debut. However, it is available for rent or purchase on platforms like Prime Video, currently offered at a price of $5.99. The film concluded its box office run with just over $40 million worldwide and was briefly considered a significant Oscar contender. Although it did not receive any nominations, Crowe’s performance is still regarded as one of his best.

You can check out Noah on VOD platforms like Prime Video or Apple TV in America, and stay tuned to Collider for more streaming updates.