The movie tells the story of Robin hood before becoming an outlaw.
In the last 5-10 minutes of the movie, Robin relocates his life to the forests because of frictions between him and the English King. I don't know the historical validity of the story being told in the film, but it is a new approach to the whole "Robin Hood" saga.
The story relies on 3 major fundaments:
- The French
- The upper-class in England (nobles with King family)
- Robin's interaction with the above 2.
"The French" component was all-dominant in the story.
Allthough being a Russel Crowe fan, this movie is not his best.
It is a one-time watch in my opinion.
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Allthough telling different stories in different phases of the life of Robin, the Kevin Costner movie is definately better.
In the last 5-10 minutes of the movie, Robin relocates his life to the forests because of frictions between him and the English King. I don't know the historical validity of the story being told in the film, but it is a new approach to the whole "Robin Hood" saga.
The story relies on 3 major fundaments:
- The French
- The upper-class in England (nobles with King family)
- Robin's interaction with the above 2.
"The French" component was all-dominant in the story.
Allthough being a Russel Crowe fan, this movie is not his best.
It is a one-time watch in my opinion.
Edit:
Allthough telling different stories in different phases of the life of Robin, the Kevin Costner movie is definately better.
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