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[caption id="attachment_2360" align="alignleft" width="200" caption="Robin Hood (2010)"][/caption] Robin Hood is a 2010 movie based on the story of the legendary thief with a heart Robin Hood. It stars the Oscars winner Russell Crowe playing as Robin Longstride also known in the legend as the Robin Hood and directed by Ridley Scott. This film is set to be released this May 14, 2010. Other casts are Cate Blanchett, Matthew Macfadyen, Mark Strong, Oscar Isaac, Kevin Durand, Mark Addy, William Hurt, Danny Huston and Max von Sydow. From Wikipedia the story goes like this: It is late 12th century England and Sir Robin Longstride, Earl of Huntington, (Russell Crowe) has returned to his northern English village after fighting in the Third Crusade. Upon arrival, the nobleman and his servant discover the oppression caused by the new Sheriff of Nottingham (Matthew Macfadyen). Sir Robin uses his intelligence and military skills to free his home village from tyranny and corruption in England, by taking back what is rightfully his, and by taking back what rightfully is theirs, to restore justice and happiness to England. Robin must also win the affection of the recently widowed Lady Marian (Cate Blanchett) while leading his Merry Men of Sherwood Forest to victory and fairness. As the traditional legend shows, the movie features the heroism of the legend and how he brought victory and freedom to his people. Here is one of the trailer of the movie (HD): You can watch Robin Hood (2010) online here at Telepisodes.com later after the release date of the film in theaters. Watch out for other news and information about Robin Hood (2010). Box Office Earning (05/17): $37,114,000

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Movie

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Action, Adventure, History,

Release Date:

May 12, 2010

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Cast:

Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett, Max von Sydow, William Hurt, Mark Strong, Oscar Isaac, Danny Huston, Eileen Atkins, Mark Addy, Matthew Macfadyen, Kevin Durand, Scott Grimes, Alan Doyle, Douglas Hodge, Léa Seydoux, Jonathan Zaccaï, Robert Pugh, Gerard McSorley, Velibor Topic, Ciaran Flynn, Simon McBurney, Denise Gough, John Nicholas, Thomas Arnold, Pip Carter, Mark Lewis Jones, Bronson Webb, Denis Ménochet, Jamie Beamish, John Atterbury, Luke Evans, Roy Holder, Mark Ryder, Ruby Bentall, Ned Dennehy, Nicolas Simon, Lisa Millett, Stuart Martin, Jessica Raine, Steve Evets, Eric Rulliat, Abraham Belaga, Jack Downham, Richard Riddell, David Bertrand, Arthur Darvill, Giannina Facio, Hannah Barrie, Lee Battle, Nicky Bell, Andrea Ware, John O'Toole, Ralph Ineson, Zuriel de Peslouan, Jake Curran, Samuel Dupuy, Nick Lucas, Alan Charlesworth, Lothaire Gerard, Mat Laroche, Chris Jared, Joseph Hamilton, James Hamilton, James Burrows, Danny Clarke, Tom Blyth, Lee Nicholas Harris, Michael Koltes, Umit Ulgen, Robert J. Fraser, Ryan Stuart, Harvey Walsh, Will Richardson,

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ohlalipop 09/02/2017

It wasn't really what I expected. I thought I'd be bored in my ass. I wasn't really. Ok. Maybe just a little. I didn't want to watch this because, come on, we all know Robin Hood's story. But then while watching it, I tell myself, this isn't the Robin Hood that I know. It's a different take on Robin Hood. Although I can't help but tell mayi that the movie could've been a lot better if Gerard Butler played Robin. But Russell Crowe delivered too. I'm just not a super big fan of his. And then Cate Blanchett, was intimidating as always. I mean not in a bad way. I think she's the celebrity that I'm most intimidated with. Her characters were always great. The movie was nice. Although I wouldn't rate it as super nice. It had its boring parts wherein I just want to close my eyes for a little. And then it felt like it was too long for me. I wasn't really into it that much although I was entertained.

GenerationofSwine 13/01/2023

What we have here is an Ego problem...and that makes Prince of Thieves look great in comparison. But I'll be honest, I can watch Prince of Thieves over and over again. It's a fun movie, so long as you only watch the Alan Rickman parts. But Rickman was kind of out there on his own for most of the film and able to do his own thing and cut loose...while poor Freeman was stuck opposite Costner in every scene and, being a generous man he stepped back and gave Kevin the opportunity to not even attempt to act. Here wen have, again, some pretty good actors and some pretty clever character actors...and Russel Crowe. My issue with a LOT of Crowe movies is that he's not generous like Freeman. He doesn't step back and let others do their thing so the movie will succeed. Crowe hogs as much of every scene as he can and, when he's not directly talking, moves, does things to draw your attention to him and not the other actors. Master and Commander suffered for it. He was probably too afraid to do it opposite Pacino in The Insider, I can see Bale being just as aggressive in 3:10 to Yuma...but in Robin Hood, Crowe is up to his old tricks again. So you have the Russel Crowe show once more and that gets tiresome. It gets tiresome fast. The rule, at least my rule for Crowe movies is simple, if it looks like he's going to be forced to share it will be a great film...if it looks like he can hog it, the movie is going to stink. Robin Hood Stinks

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