Robin Hood

Synopsis

In this reimagined version of the classic tale, Robin Hood, played by Russell Crowe, returns from the Crusades to find his country oppressed by corruption and tyranny. Together with his band of Merry Men, he takes on a daring mission to stand up against the injustices and fight for the rights of the common people. As he navigates the intricate web of political intrigue and power struggles, Robin Hood becomes a symbol of hope and resistance for the oppressed. Filled with action-packed sequences and compelling characters, this epic adventure delves into the origins of the legendary hero known for his courage and valor.

Cast

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  Russell Crowe

  Robin Longstride

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  Cate Blanchett

  Marion Loxley

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  Max von Sydow

  Sir Walter Loxley

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  William Hurt

  William Marshal

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  Mark Strong

  Godfrey

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  Oscar Isaac

  Prince John

Reviews

Robin Hood, directed by Ridley Scott and starring Russell Crowe, received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the performances and the elaborate production design, others found the film lacking in originality and depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 44%, with the consensus stating 'Robin Hood has the star power and the lavish production values of a classic Hollywood adventure, but it's undermined by an unfocused story and an excessive length.' IMDb scored it at 6.6/10, highlighting the engaging action sequences but criticizing the slow pacing. Metacritic rated it 53/100, indicating a generally lukewarm reception from critics who found the film to be a missed opportunity to deliver a fresh perspective on the iconic character.