Wayhomer Review #20: Robin Hood (2010)

Posted on 05.15.10 by Widge @ 6:02 am
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Taggified as: Cate Blanchett, Mark Strong, Max Von Sydow, Movies, Reviews, Ridley Scott, Robin Hood, Russell Crowe

Episode #20 for Ridley Scott's Robin Hood, in which our protagonist discusses yet again the dangers of misnaming your film, the Russell Crowe Type Character Type, and how everything can be made into a franchise.

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Spot on review .... i only wish i would have seen this review BEFORE i saw that thing they called Robin Hood the movie. Whodathought they could make Prince of Thieves look like a masterpiece.

Comment by Joseph — May 16, 2010 @ 7:36 pm

I agree 100% with this review. Sucked as much as the modern paper colored map they've shown in the movie :\

Comment by Emanuel Couto — May 22, 2010 @ 7:31 pm

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