Robin Hood
Robin Hood
PG-13 | 14 May 2010 (USA)
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When soldier Robin happens upon the dying Robert of Loxley, he promises to return the man's sword to his family in Nottingham. There, he assumes Robert's identity; romances his widow, Marion; and draws the ire of the town's sheriff and King John's henchman, Godfrey.

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djfrost-46786

After rewatching this movie way years later. It's a bit slow for a long time. Then if you stand back. It's more of a love drama movie than anything else. Everything bout it makes u go hmmmm cause it doesn't follow any Robin Hood stories but the names of people and places.

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trevor_trotman

This film wouldn't have been so bad if it had been called something other than Robin Hood. As it is, apart from some of the character names, it has nothing to do with the legend of Robin Hood. Obviously the use of the title Robin Hood was a cynical attempt to get bums on seats. Ridley Scott should be thoroughly ashamed of himself for peddling this trash.

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tin-borgman

Thoroughly enjoyed this film from top to bottom. I have always had an open mind to different renditions and loved reading since I was 2 years old. I enjoyed the classic fairy tales and the lesser known tales and loved my book collection which featured all the various variations of those same fairy tales. Snow White varied greatly as did many others from one author/compilation to another. Thus, I am perfectly satisfied with a well done movie which does not follow the same path as the written version or prior film versions.People who didn't understand aspects of this film such as the children in the forest and other elements must not have actually watched it with both eyes open and ears cleaned of wax.Watch, listen, enjoy this version of Robin Hood which provides additional layers to the histories of the characters we love and hate in the legend of Robin Hood.

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the_doofy

The acting was really good, Kate and Crowe take this to the next level--The movie did not need as much violence as was in there, it seemed to get in the way of the script and acting--Script, A--Acting A+ --realistic set pieces for the time period A--Action, C+ (overdone), so that means a + for some viewers--The movie brings in and introduces some very famous influential Historical characters in Britain's past, if caused me to look up some of these people, (Prince John, Isabella of Angoulême among others)--All in all a remarkable spin on the Robin Hood vision

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