Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - Talk of Robin and Will
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- Опубліковано 4 бер 2014
- This is my favorite movie ! And this is one of my favorite ... No, it is the most favorite moment in the film. How many fanfics I read related to these two ... not counted ! =)
And how many arts and etc. I done to my ... Oh yes , I'm obsessed ...
Now I went to the video : D Watch and enjoy . Maybe I'm not the only one fanatic ^ __ ^
I also made an Russian version: • Робин Гуд: Принц воров...
This is honestly one of my favorite, if not only favorite scene in the movie. Despite his anger, resistance and "hatred" of Robin, all Will wants is his brother's acknowledgement and love. Once Robin realizes the truth and the error of his ways, not only does he embrace Will physically and emotionally there's a protectiveness that's instant yet natural. I cry every time I watch this moment between them :-)
At such moments, we were all glad that Robin did not remain the jerk he was before the Crusade. I can't even imagine what a nightmare would have happened if he had received such a confession from Will without morality changing.
You're 100% right! Even Marion despised him when he was younger. Yet as an adult he had gone thru a lot during the crusades, and was prisoner for a long time. That kind of changes a person. I'm just glad Will, despite his anger, believed in Robin. And the fact that Robin loved and acknowledged that he had a half brother.
The only time Will Scarlett has ever been a relatable, sympathetic or interesting character in any Robin Hood movie.
@Kaagh178 Yh the BBC Will Scarlett was awesome
Will in the errol flynn version was robina best friend
And American 🤔
The men in tights one was entertaing
@@TheOneTakeLiveCast "because unlike other robin hoods, I talk with an English accent" 😂😂😂
One of the best scenes in the movie. Will is so full of emotions when he tells the truth about Robin and himself. That's why I love Will Scarlett. He may be full of piss and wind, he may hate Robin, but he loves him too in the same time. He wanted to love and be loved, because he was always alone.
I can't even imagine growing up and despising your own brother for ruining your life.
@@pittland44 can you blame him I would to if my half brother did the same thing.
@@chrismaccool9097 You can't blame him at all.
@@pittland44 totally Robin Hood has been aragant brash jerk in this version and he has no idea how is arrogance have hurt innocent people from Maid Marian Lil John's people and Will Scarlet of course.
@@chrismaccool9097 Well, lack of knowledge does not exempt from responsibility. Besides, judging by his confession to Marion, he kind of realized when he was doing bad things, but in those years he just didn't care.
And to be honest, even after the Crusade, he sometimes behaved like a jerk. For example, he really used the people of the forest under the pretext of fighting tyranny and in fact just covered up his desire for revenge for one particular sheriff.
And also this sad moment when he shot Will's hand when he accused him of this, which Robin did not like because it dropped his authority for self-admiration and revealed the shameful truth. Yes, I kind of know that the main excuse was that Will was going to throw a knife at him, but it always seemed to me in this scene that he was just going to scare Rob and not really kill him. Well, at least it seems that everyone eventually understood this, because if this was a real attempt, it is unlikely that Will would have been allowed to stay in the camp during the next months as though nothing untoward.
I love during the commentary for this movie how Kevin Costner praises Christian's performance.
Is there a link for listening to it? 😃
Oh, how I wish I could hear that! Christian Slater is one of our most under appreciated actors of all times. 🧡
@@KouriWinter Christian Slater.
Just the way Will says, "YOU RUINED MY LIFE" show such desperation and pain. For the entire film we see Robin as this almighty hero who could do no wrong, and we see will as the shitty kid that doesn't like him. Here, we see their true colours. The blindness of Robin, and the heartbreak of Will. It's so honest and really shows the true nature of their characters. Great job on Slater's part here. Awesome stuff.
agreed
why do I see you everywhere
Robin was a kid, he just didn't want his mother to be replaced by someone else. I think that had I been in his position, I would have done the same.
It's a very human moment. You see how Robin thought his father was dishonoring the memory of his mother, but you also see how that ruined things for Will. Despite the fact that Robin was a young boy who didn't know any better, you totally see why Will hated him.
Will Scarlett is not the brother of Robin of Locksley. That's not true. That's impossible. Robin never drove them apart. It's lie. Will is lying to Robin. He never ruin Will's life.
this scene always gives me chills when Will says " I have more reason to hate you than anyone but I have found my self daring to believe in you so what I want to know brother will you stay with us and finish what you started."
It could have been worse Will could have killed Robin at any time and any where.
why does everyone have to repeat what we all seen on the video. lol
Christian Slater did a great job and that was his best line.
Cool story Cheyenne
Ye love how everyone is first stepping forward like..Lets hear it.. then they hear they sorta look away... ye that was a dickmove
Quite honestly, this is my favorite scene in the movie. Slater absolutely nailed the delivery both of Will’s pain and his tentative hope here.
Saw this movie when I was in first grade, and it was ironically the first time I saw Christian Slater. Second film, The Wizard.
Didn't quite nail whatever accent he's going for there though. Woof
Impressive, and memorable scene, Slater really shines here.
I think he finds some comfort in knowing he has a brother, with the turbulent relationship he had with his father and not being able to make peace before he was killed scars him and also with the attack and destruction of the settlement he made with the people he helped also scars him, also the crusade trauma, so this is moment of. Comfort cause he gained something back in much he has lost.
Absolutely! The second time he says “ I have a brother” with such relief and amazement in his voice to find out he still has family ❤️
So sweet! The looks, Robin stroking Will's hair before even speaking, everything really conveys the idea of a desperate hatred turning into a fierce love.
The dividing line between intense love and intense hate is thinner than we can imagine.
To be fair, Robin didnt know
It actually brings me to tears
Will has hated Robin for the longest time but he’s the only family he has left
Robin didn’t remember Will at the time and now knows he’s not on his own
They both needed each other when they didn’t know.
from the short conversation Robin and Marion had on the subject and this conversation between Robin and Will I came to the conclusion, Will's mother must have been pregnant or barely given birth when he gave her up. Robin says for a SHORT time his father found comfort in the arms of another woman, a peasant. suggesting they weren't together very long... and Robin can't remember Will because he probably wasn't born yet when he gave her up. and Robin was 12 when he gave her up. that age gap looks about right for Robin and Will....but from this conversation Will suggests their father did at least know about him saying he loved Robin more than him...I'm sure Will grew up hearing everything from his mother. I bet she was very bitter too. to be a single mom in those days would be so hard and knowing the father of your son was a rich nobleman refusing to acknowledge you and only Will probably listened and believed her. I'm sure nobody believed Lord Locksley was Will's father and considered her to be just a whore & to only be thought of as the son of a peasant wench as little john called him and never recognized as the son of Lord Locksley. To never be loved by his father, I'm glad Robin was able to patch up some of the damage that his spoiled 12 year old self had caused...
@@lisathomasson3705 I agree but like Robin said to Marion that war and time as a prisoner of war can change a man. He wasn’t the same man as he once was. I think Will noticed that too and instead of hating him it turned to some level of respect. I’m certain Will didn’t like that their father was murdered by Nottingham because he was falsely accused of being a heretic.
The best Robin Hood movie, slater and freeman and Costner are just 🔥🔥🔥🔥 legends literally all the actors on that movie!
I saw this in the cinema when I was five! I think it's a shame that there are no more films like this aimed at a family audience that have emotionally challenging scenes and also incredibly frightening villains.
Christian Slater nailed it in this scene
It’s been so many years since this was uploaded, but still people are commenting. It just goes to show how powerful this scene is.
I am literally in love with Christian Slater (Will Scarlett)!! He is just perfect in every movie he is in, especially this one! I fell in love with him when I heard and saw him for the first time when he tripped Robin in the river and sang the song
“There was a rich man from Nottingham
Who tried to cross the river
What a dope! He tripped on a rope!
Now look at him shiver!
Beg for mercy, rich man!!”
When I saw this scene I knew I was in love, but when I saw him so vulnerable here, I was like AHHHHHHHHHHHH he is just perfect!
Don't you find it strange they change Will Scarlett identity in every version.
Dude same. 100% same.
@Timothy Samson well in this version Will Scarlets is a 16 or 18 year old boy and Robin's Half Brother but in The Russell Crow version he was a 30 year old man with red hair and a beard and is not Robin's Half Brother but just one of his Merry Men and that Jamie Fox version that came out back 2018 Will Scarlets had short dark hair and a beard and look like he was in his 20s and in that version he is Maid Merrian boy friend and then becomes the new Sheriff after Robin defeats the first one.
And I am writing a Untold Story about Robin Hood about how he and Prince John were childhood friends before they grow up to be sworn Enemies and in my story I plan to have Will Scarlets as Maid Marion twin brother.
@Timothy Samson yes he was handsome in this version of Robin Hood but what did you think of what I said about his Identity swap?
@Timothy Samson well now you do.
"You ruined my life!" Such good delivery! He's fantastic in this scene ❤ I like how Robin physically comes at him and Will pushes back with his shouts and anger.
This makes the scene where Robin saves Will all the more powerful. Love this movie!
Love the part when Robin knows he has a brother.
and he would have known sooner if he just accepeted Will mother as his own here is a lession Robin should learn that we all should learn do not hold on to anger.
my Daughter found me after 26 yrs so I like it too! never knew I had one
Don't you find it strange they change Will Scarlett identity in every version of Robin Hood.
He has a brother!
@@christophermaccool8029 Robin's mother had just died he was grieving her he had no place to accept a new women yet
Many are in awe of Alan Rickman for how he managed to steal the show from Kevin Costner with his Sheriff Of Notingham but you cannot overlook Christian Slater with Will Scarlet in this scene. The revelation that Robin and Will are brothers, the anger in Will's voice as he accuses Robin of driving Will's mother away, the sheer contempt in his scream "YOU RUINED MY LIFE!" and finally all that pain as Will concludes he has more reason to hate Robin after what he'd done yet still pleads for him to stay and finish what he started, Christian Slater did a remarkable job conveying it all.
WHAT MAGNIFICENT ACTING in this scene. Props, too, to the characters who are silent in the background (Morgan Freeman and Nick Brimble and Michael McShane) while all this is going on. They are listening, taking it all in. The actors there are all game for this scene.
Alan Rickman must've been getting told backstage, "they're accents are slipping out like Bambi on ice, we're going to need you to take the attention off this with more acting awesomeness".
Alan in any universe would say: "Watch and Learn."
It never bothered me that neither had English accents. They were both awesome in this movie. I remember seeing this movie in theater twice in 1991 when I was 7 or 8 years old at the old patchogue UA.
The trouble is - Christian Slater is obviously attempting to do an English accent, and fails miserably. At least Kevin Costner had the decency to stop trying early on.
comanchio1976 who cares it’s an awesome movie with amazing actors from Alan rickman to Christian Slater that’s like saying a b with a report card full of a’s
@@comanchio1976 I assure you that many of us find fake American accents to be equally annoying, especially the cartoonish-sounding Midwestern and Southern accents, yet we hear them all the time. I try to ignore them and enjoy what I'm watching, but some are so terrible I can't believe the director let's it go on.
@@2410jrod I care. Just because you don't care, doesn't mean that's the case for everyone. I happen to have a pretty good ear for accents. Many people don't and it doesn't spoil the enjoyment of the movie for them.
I envy them, because when I hear an accent I'm particularly familiar with done absolutely atrociously, it renders the entire film unwatchable for me.
@@bamabelle7075 I genuinely sympathise. If people can't be trained into doing an accent properly, then ideally they'd cast someone from the area where the accent is from, or at least someone who does s convincing version of it.
Like I said, it doesn't matter to some people, but for me, it'd like hearing nails scratching on a chalkboard for the entire time they're speaking.
Does anyone else think Will is kinda hot
+Best Friends Forever YES CHRISTIAN SLATER IS THE HOTTEST PERSON EVER
Best Friends Forever MMMMMMMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes he is!!!... or rather... he was..25 years ago^^
Lys Ilia but the chacter is 18 or 24
of course. he’s christian slater.
This scene actually made this entire movie...
I hear ya!! The movies great... but this revelation scene makes the whole movie even better! Knowing Wills hate for Robin ran so deep and personal and then knowing that once the truth came out they might get to have a good relationship in the future
I can watch this scene over & over, as well as the final battle where robin saves him from being executed & where will catapults robin & azeem over the wall. I love all of will scarlet ' s scenes tho...even before the truth came out...even when he tried to throw that dagger at robin & i felt so bad for him when he got an arrow through the hand. I just always loved will scarlet in this movie. I think it's the only robin hood movie where I liked him more than robin & made this movie the one robin hood movie I can watch over & over again & never tire of it. I love will scarlett.
Yeah me too. He is so brilliant and beautiful ❤
I ambsolutly agree
Lisa Thomasson 💛
This is my favorite part too. I also watched a lot of times.
This was a very emotional scene. Love this movie.
Who cares about the accents, this is still one of the best Robin Hood movies.
Amen. :-D
Christian Slater, a Seriously underrated actor. Appeared in greats such as Young Guns 2, Robin Hood POT, Star Trek 6, True Romance, Interview with the Vampire, Broken Arrow, Hard Rain, Windtalkers to name a few. Great actor.
This is the movie that introduced me to Christian Slater 😍😍 I was 14 and I'm still a huge fan of his
favorite movie and best scene in my opinion! Such good acting. You really feel the tension from both characters and the pain from Will.
gotta love little jon.'were all blood here .daft buggers ' some thing a true friend would say.
Is that what he says!? Lol thank you... I could never figure it out ❤️🤣
Best scene in the movie! I loved Will and this scene was awesome. (Having said that though Alan Rickman stole the whole movie - his portrayal of Sheriff of Nottingham was nothing short of brilliant...loved it!!)
Also, the Long Road Home by Ecri is a great fanfic for these two.
Yes!!
Accent, hm :) Almost as Keira Knightley in Anna Karenina, perfect Russian accent, or Italian version of Pride and Prejudice, or the Hindi version of Sense and Sensibility, etc., etc .. For years, those who want to criticize this movie have objections to the accent. Absolutely not important. Emotional scene, great acting, amazing chemistry between Costner and Slater. I watched the scene a million times and always the same reaction. Thanks for this clip.
If the price emotionally strong, much can be forgiven =)
It is a great scene, and in my opinion, it's better that they didn't try. A bad English accent is worse than not trying to do one.
I absolutely agree.
I still cry watching this scene. In fact. I'm crying right now.
Will has the coolest haircut.
I agree! :)
better then those ridicolous undercuts
We need a Robin Hood now more than everytime before
I just watched Heathers and Will plays JD. Seriously, thats physco is the handome Will Scarlet!
One of the best scenes, very emotional
Not in the same circumstances but in a way I really feel this. My mum and dad put so much love and care into me being the eldest and leading by example that my younger brother was forgotten about and put to the wayside. It took years to reconcile but my brother blamed me and my parents for his exemption from such love and care. He realised that I always cared about him and always loved him. We are definitely brothers now and we love each other very much 🙂
My all time favorite movie and every time I watch it, I will watch this scene at least 10 times 🔥❤️
I really liked Christian Slater in this film. I am happy he made a career in more recent years.
Christian looks so good I'm crying
Will is bitter cause he felt lost and envy that his brother was fortunate and he was poor. They were all poor and to have someone of high praise and nobility gave them some hope. Will wanted to know whether he was going to stay with them during their darkest times if they do lose the war.
Will wasn’t just bitter he was scared of what Robin might do him onice he knew that Will was his illegitimate half brother as sadly in king Richard the lion hearts time and for a long while after his reign. It was common practice among noble families to kill any illegitimate children and often it was the legitimate heirs like Robin who would kill their illegitimate half siblings if they saw them as threat to Fortune and family honour. So Will took a dangerous risk in telling Robin who he is as Robin could have had him killed simply for being born in to the locksley family outside of marriage. Luckily the trauma of fighting in crusades and returning to find that was too late too make amends with his dad taught Robin some hard lessons about himself and forced him to grow up and stop acting like a spoiled brat. Robin’s acceptance of Will is actually not the norm among noble people in the time of King Richard the first. Plus Robin’s friendship Azeem shows how much Robin had matured and changed from the selfish, spoiled little noble boy who bullied his best friends little sister and who’s temper tantrum ruined 4 lives.
"I have a brother? I have a brother!"
Although Christian Slater's delivery is obviously key here, it's important to note the brief shots and reactions of Azeem, and Little John especially, around these two as well. They convey this is not something to be interrupted by anybody: all need to listen here. That whatever this moment will be, it has been building between Robin and Will for a long time, and needs to be respected.
It's subtle, but adds to the dramatic impact of the scene hugely. Especially considering that Little John has been mocking or dismissive of Will before. And Azeem's nobility is also evident on the look on his face, that he must honour this moment.
Whatever you think of this film, this was a terrific scene.
The reaction of the forest people and Azeem is quite justified, because now everyone understands the reason why Will was angry at Robin all this time. This is a deeply personal reason that really has weight, because in those days being a bastard was a stigma, a church sin, and it didn't matter if the child of only peasants and/or notable people. A child out of wedlock is a broken life and nobody have a words to refute it. Especially friar Tuck, who understood exactly how much this is a weighty accusation.
Finding out that Will was Robins brother was absolute shocker I mean 🤯 and 😢
I LOVE IT
I am here cause i want to see young Mr. Robot
I just cried my eyes out
There is absolutely amazing fanfiction - A Study in Scarlett if someone, like me also want more. All from Will point of view from early childhood :)
Even though it didn’t follow the mainstream legends, I love this part of the movie! Will has understandable hatred and his confession was emotional.
Robin admitted that before joining the Crusades, he was a jerk. However being part of that war made him realize what piece of crap he was at home, to Marion, his father, and the common people. He acknowledged that in the beginning of the film and wanted to make things right. Finding out Will’s truth made Robin feel even more guilty of his past, that he unknowingly ruined his brother’s life. Both know he can’t change the past, but this moment allowed him and Will the chance to forgive each other, because Robin showed he’s not the same person he was in the past
I play Will Scarlet in my school’s performance of Robin Hood. It hurts to see pain in other universes
The moment I fell in love with Christian Slater... This and Lock Stock are my 2 favourite films in the world x
Tears...
Will is so nice
Mr Robot and the bodyguard meet with Red in Zihuatanejo
I ha e a brother . One of the best lines
This is soo fucking emotional, I've used this with friends and family, till the end
This is the scene that sticks with me. This whole movie it seemed that Will was being set up to be the betrayer, then they go and do this and that was the best thing they could have done in my opinion
Perhaps, although it seems to me that there was a hint of their relationship from the very beginning. Just the moment he heard Robin's name on the river. His face screamed that the dislike was deeply personal, and not some envy of his wealth and nobility.
@@user-ew2ok3nu9d i liked that little set up at the river. Will has been screaming and having fun through that whole scene and then when he hears Robin's name the camera focuses on him and all humor is gone from him. Didn't notice it the first time I watched the movie.
@@BabyScatha I noticed right away and my suspicions were reinforced by scenes later, when he irritably called him a rich boy for the first time, which made Robin stared after him for a long time. They focused on this and it was clear that there was some kind of personal grudge. But I didn't think that they would end up being relatives... At least until Robin told Marion about the other woman who was with his father. Аll the puzzles came together.
@@user-ew2ok3nu9d Yeah and it's a classic way to hint there's more. I guess I just didn't think the movie would go that way, but I loved it. Making people think he's betray them, but didn't in the end because of this.
@@BabyScatha In fact, there was a danger of betrayal in any case. However, this did not happen, not because Robin eventually apologized, but because Will had some kind of conscience.
Otherwise, he could have tried to just kill Rob without explaining anything to him, or simply not return to the camp, because... well, the sheriff just let Will go to all 4 sides without any danger of reprisal.
Omg I love will
Me too!
In the meantime, I remembered something else. William Shakespeare ... Great writer undoubtedly, I sometimes do not understand, though I'm not in his time, but most of the subjects we feel as very close to this day. That's why it is eternal.
But ... Romeo and Juliet, is not Italians? Hamlet also spoke incredible English accent, but on the Danish, Othello, The Merchant of Venice, The Taming of the Shrew, Troilus and Cressida, oh yes they said in perfect English with an unusual accent, because Troy is very close to the England :) Obeisance and admiration to great writer, who in the 16th century understand something that seems to me, we will never.
I see that you write the АЗБУКА :), I recommend movie August of 1996 with a masterful Anthony Hopkins, the actor who can do everything. The film is an adaptation of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya and is perfect, is not important that the language in which the film was made in English. The same depression, the same misfortune of a wasted life, the same sadness torment eternal characters.
A similar impression (speaking of Hopkins) I experienced watching and reading The Remains of the Day (1993), you know that the author is Japanese? Etc etc.
Me encanta esta escena
Yea I had a brother back in my Day
i will stand till the end, with my BROTHERS!
Christian Slater 😍😍😍
I honestly find it funny how and Robins hair is
I hate You!
I have a brother!
Gives big man hug.
The end.
Scoooooter brothers!
Let’s be honest : Will had every right to hate and blame Robin. Because yes, Robin’s selfishness not only ruined his father’s happiness but also ruined the life of an innocent young boy.
We saw him as the big hero but he definitely had made mistakes in the past.
And what I loved most about Will is that even though he hated Robin, with good reasons, and had every reason to ask for revenge, he surprisingly evolved and was able to slowly cast away his anger and grant Robin not only forgiveness but also belief and brotherly love. Because he was mature enough to see that the Robin he had in front of him was more than the spoiled, selfish, immature lord Robin he always imagined and who had ruined his life out of selfishness
Besides, the English accents that we know today were not what they were during the time period this was set. The upper class in England, around the 1800s, wanted a way to distinguish themselves from the lower class, and started using a soft 'r' as opposed to the harder 'r' we use in America. Over time, it slowly worked its way into common use by everyone there. America has done the same thing. I'm sure if someone looked, it could probably be found in a lot of countries that are concerned with class standing. So if they had used an English accent, it would actually be incorrect.
Christine Gamache very instructive)
+Christine Gamache This was the 14th Century not the 18th.
Leigh Silver Yea, that's my point. The English accents changed in the 1800s, so prior to the 1800s the people there sounded different than what they do now. Any actor using an English accent to portray Robin Hood is using the wrong accent.
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12th*
My brother is lovely man 😁 keep smiling
“Til the end!”
Where all bloody in daft buggers
I love this because I just found out I have a Brother in heaven.
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This scene is so touching and Christian is doing great. Just... those variations of his bangs are always distracting me. 😭😂
Actually this is the only film I've seen with Christian Slater (Scarlet Will) , but I damn like this guy. I know he starred in Uwe Boll's Alone in the Dark, but I'm not going to watch that. He is also having a successful series now I belive.
Heathers , interview with a vampire, true romance, name of the rose, broken arrow, quite good movies
and why wasn't prince john in this version?
❤
im yelling so loud
Imagine if the movie was done Christian as Robin and his younger brother Ryan as Will.
Did I wrong you in another life, Will Scarlett?
Omg omg will is sooo hot I'm ligit in love 🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️
before braveheart =)
I will make my stand without side bye side to the end!
they change Will identity in every version like how many ways can they change Will Character?
One of the best scenes in this movie which has pure emotion. Will see's him as this man who once as a boy through his own jealously ruined his life, but he is also his brother & holds on to hope he is a good honourable man to look up to.
Such lovely british accents....
Oi Govnah!
Robin of Detroit
Maybe it's just emotions, but in the beginning Robin tells this same story to Marian so he knows it's true, yet when Will's telling it here, Robin gets pissed as if he's finding out for the first time and thinks Will's lying.
Robin knew that his father had a mistress, but neither he nor Lord Loxley knew that this mistress could be pregnant. Therefore, when Robin hears this, he may consider it a lie, because you never know who else could have known about his father's affair in the past.
Besides, there could still be guilt involved. After all, if this words were true, he would have to face the fact that he deprived the boy of a normal life. This is clearly seen in his reaction. When Will starts talking about their father and his lover, Robin gets angry and accuses him of lying, trying to subconsciously deny what he heard, but when Will shouted in his heart that his older bro had ruined his life, he retreated, because such personal anger cannot be faked.
@@user-ew2ok3nu9di love how Robin initially goes at Will, but backs down pretty quickly. Then Will pretty much makes him back off completely by shouting "you ruined my life!" with such intensity. I love that. It clearly makes Robin trying to wrap his mind around it. Christian's acting is quite raw in this.
i dont know how they could give a razie to kevin costner for this movie... xD
The version about this Robin hood he wasn't always a nice person, very apathetic and selfish, him and Marian were not exactly on good terms and him and his father didn't see eye to eye, goes to believe to fight for glory and adventure in the crusades and it changes him to be more selfless than selfish, so him standing up for what's right and helping those that he has become than rich boy he used to be, shows hes redeeming himself.
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im sorry i have to say robin hood was from nottingham well nere and they sound like theyre realted to the queen im from around nottigham , derby way we dont speak like that but all i all great movie
Recall when Hollywood had good writing and actors?...
They don't end up so close in 3000 miles to Graceland 😏
😂 Oh so true
Christian losses his English accent in this part
Kevin didn't have that accent at all XD
Gostaria de ver essa cena dublada em português
Why wasn't Prince John in this version?
Why do you need John if we have a charming Alan Rickman? XD
Мидейла Холливелл he could have played Prince John and the guy who played his Cousin could have played the Sheriff.
@@chrismaccool9097 Then it would be necessary to think up other plot and the ending of the movie.