Robin Hood

Robin Hood is no classic, but if it sometimes seems like it’s trying to be “Baz Luhrmann’s Robin Hood,” more power to it. The movie is a diverting live-wire lark — one that, for my money, gets closer to the spirit of what Robin Hood is about than the logy 1991 Kevin Costner version or the dismal 2010 Russell Crowe version.

Say this and little else for the new Robin Hood movie: It’s less of a self-serious slog than the last Robin Hood movie.

On all fronts, it strives to twist the Robin Hood story into something more provocative, but ultimately it’s a garbled, hollow mess of attempts at relevancy.

Like Guy Ritchie’s King Arthur, this tries hard to do something new and exciting with an old formula. It quickly makes you wish for something more traditional and straightforward.

Egerton is miscast. He and Hewson have nary a spark in their love scenes. Dornan overplays his hand. Foxx belts out nearly every line as if he’s trying to be heard above a parade of fire engines on a Fourth of July parade

If nothing else, this accidentally hilarious, goofy train wreck of an origin story most definitely has the courage of its convictions. Alas, the film isn’t smart enough to recognize that its convictions are dumb, and it doesn’t have the goods to back them up in the first place.

Mendelsohn's villain is boringly one-note, Eve Hewson's Marion uses an incongruous Yank accent and always looks as though she's just stepped out of the makeup trailer, F. Murray Abraham swans around in fancy cardinal's vestments looking sinister and Foxx seems pissed off that he's not somewhere, perhaps anywhere, else. As for Egerton, he's a boy doing a man's job.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Robin hood 2018 is messy, poorly conceived film that is as watchable as it is forgettable. The cast do ok with the simplistic script but it never challenges the audience to do more than yawn through to the end.

So overall it felt quite average but what really I disliked was that some of the moments in the movie felt so cringeworthy or corny. Also Marrion (sorry I dunno correct spelling) felt like from 21st century not from whatever century it was meant there. And the dialogue was often a bit dumb and even though I like Taron Egerton, I found his acting with smirks and stuff here a bit like corny. Overall watchable but my expectations for Robin Hood movie werent met

I was scratching my head at the visuals? I was like is this supposed to be a post apoclyptical Robin Hood in the future repeating the same old mistakes of the past? Budget wise looked like a British TV movie as in very cheap, DNF.

no no no... huge misteake.. do not waste your time... please do not do it this ;)