Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves (Director's Cut)

2011 • Dakika 154

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Screen sensation and Academy Award-winner Kevin Costner ("The Bodyguard," "Dances With Wolves") is the legendary swashbuckling hero of England's Sherwood Forest who defends the poor and battles Alan Rickman's ("Die Hard") deliciously evil Sheriff of Nottingham. Academy Award-nominee Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio ("The Color of Money," "Scarface") is Robin's fair damsel in distress, and Academy Award-winner Morgan Freeman ("Million Dollar Baby," "Driving Miss Daisy"), Emmy-winner Alan Rickman ("Sense and Sensibility," "Die Hard") and Christian Slater ("Broken Arrow," "Interview with the Vampire") round out the all-star cast in this pumped-up version of the classic adventure tale!

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Full disclosure; there is a lens of nostalgia involved when it comes to this film. I'll do my best to set it aside, but the heart wants what it wants— The most common criticism I see of this movie is 'it's not the greatest movie about Robin Hood'; this seems to imply that there is a more accurate, serious, or factual take on the character. We are, however, talking about a legend. A legend that's fit the needs of people for centuries. The existence of an actual outlaw on which that legend is based, or the serious consideration of the medieval world he would have inhabited is of no more interest or relevance than the OS and CPU of the Iron Man armor in the Marvel Universe. In short, this is a hero's tale, and an excellent take on it at that. Let it talk to your heart, not your head, and enjoy the ride.

On the whole, this is not the greatest movie that's been made surrounding the Robin Hood mythos. What it is though is a rip-rollicking adventure despite its flaws that's hard not to enjoy. It has one of the best soundtracks of my childhood (forget about the doofy love ballad) and endless crowd-pleaser moments. This cut doesn't do much to the original except give us more Alan Rickman which is rarely a bad thing.

honestly I shouldn't like this movie as much as I do and it's probably more of when I saw this in my youth, but I can't help but love this one, with all its faults. The music is still worth watching