What's the best Robin Hood film after Errol Flynn's version?!
Question: The Patrick Bergin movie which came out the same time as Costner's and was overshadowed by the bigger Hollywood version. Bergen's movie is a more thoughtful film and reflects the themes of injustice and heroism more powerfully through understatement.
Answers: The Patrick Bergin movie which came out the same time as Costner's and was overshadowed by the bigger Hollywood version. Bergen's movie is a more thoughtful film and reflects the themes of injustice and heroism more powerfully through understatement.
Men in Tights, stupid funny 80's crap....
Definitely Mel Brooks' "Robin Hood: Men In Tights".
Can't think of one I like besides that one. There was a good one with Sean Connery as old Robin Hood. I think that was a TV prject not a film though.
That Kevin Costner Robin Hood film was so terrible, that was definitely the worst one!
The good old silent one with Douglas Fairbanks is a good watch.
I like Kevin Costner's version, for the most part, except for Costner's own acting - it was absolutely wooden! The rest of it was good in that it was very historically accurate in terms of setting and the details of costumes, weaponry, and some of the politics.
Want to know something weird? I'm descended from the Sheriff of Nottingham!!! Like... 25 generations back... who knew???
the disney cartoon version