I was about to say "I don't know what you are talking about, it sounded fine and he even admits it was pitchy". Then I heard the end of the video and totally agreed with you.
necessarily. It's an adverb. Luv and Peace. In retrospect 1 minute later - I notice your name is Yoshi Dinino so there's a decent possibility you're Japanese and English is not your first language. It's harsh to call out the details of a learned 2nd language when you made your point so everyone understood it. Sorry for the criticism Keep learning :-).
Damn I remember when he reviewed the 2010 Robin Hood with Russell Crowe holy shit time flys bye and also goes to show how desperate Hollywood is at this point
I loved prince of thieves so much that I put this one on my most anticipated of the year list. I'm happy he gave the rating he did. Makes me wanna see it more.
There is nothing wrong with just being entertained by a film, when I watch a film I want to be entertained, sometimes it doesn't matter if it's 'historically accurate' as long as you have fun watching it
I agree. I was entertained during Transporter 4 and Hitman Agent 47. Are they great action flicks? Fuck no. They're stupid as hell vut thats why I love them. I'd still watch Bourne Utimatum or M: I 4-6 again but I'd be lying if I didn't have fun
it feels like king arthur: legend of the sword I still prefer the Kevin Costner - Morgan Freeman version even though unlike all other Robin Hoods he can't speak with an English accent
e may look like sissies, but watch what you say or else we'll put out your lights! ... We may look like pansies, but don't get us wrong or else we'll put out your lights. *Blinkin punches someone in the face* y no Blinkin? D:
It's really awful the accents are incredibly bad 😂😂...weird blend of modern and the past, the main girl is running about with leather jacket and make up even tho she stays in the slumps 😂😂
Slumps ? Ya know...that's a side of a hill / mountain that slides away, right ? You mean Slums ? Where poor people live ? GRAMMAR NAAAAZIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This movie was terribly bad, nothing about this shit was worth it. I'm sorry for everyone that paid money and spent 2hours of their lives watching this drivel
Favourite guilty pleasure movie is Van Halsing, with Hugh Jackman, no question. That movie was absolutely ridiculous fun. The accents. The melodrama. The amazing monsters. The tragic stories explored in over-the-top set pieces. Man I love it.....ironically, it was the perfect setup for a goofy Universal Monsters shared universe....too bad Universal didn't realize it.
I enjoy the movie Jumper with Hayden Christiansen. It's no ones favourite movie and I wouldn't call it particularly good, but I think it takes advantage of its setting pretty well and it doesn't take itself seriously enough to really warrant much investment in its overall quality. Its a good one to put on when you're bored or trying to pass time and you won't feel bad for sitting through it.
People have some low standards for movies, these days; especially where Robin Hood is concerned. This movie feels like they slapped the original character in the face, kicked him in the groin and sprayed acid in his eyes; slowly killing him. Then, once the original character died; they replaced him with someone modern audiences would find "more entertaining." But there's nothing entertaining about references to modern events in a medieval setting, forcefully adding actors of different races into roles that didn't call for it and making an iconic figure of legend into an idiot. It didn't work for the Lone Ranger and it certainly doesn't work here. This movie is complete and utter Dogshit
Robin Hood isn't a character he is an old English legend, evidence points to him being a real life man once upon a time...hollywood totally ignored that fact and ignored eeeeeevery historical and cultural fact of England back in Robin's day...i mean ffs come on i have NEVER seen a church in Britain from that era that looked the way that stupid church looked in the pile of crap the movie was. They've took a story older than any person alive right as you read this and turned it on it's head. Hollywood are struggling to come up with anything original these days, they have been for a while, but wow they're scrapping the bottom of the barrel these days. Don't change litterally a national treasure of British identity just for money and personal gain... it's kind of ironic really isn't. ...as you can tell i really disliked the film the whole storyline, plot, set design to the costumes was beyond bad.
They shouldve made this one take place in modern day. Robert(robin hood) is a veteran who fought in the middle east(similar to how he fought in the crusades). He comes home and realizes the corrupted governor raised the taxes and his family's property gets taken away. One of the men in his group is a computer hacker and robin hood uses guns instead of arrows.
We're men, we're men in tights. We roam around the forest looking for fights. We're men, we're men in tiiiiights, steal from the rich, give to the poor, that's right! We may look like sissy, but don't get us wrong or else we put out your lights ***punch*** Go on admit it, you sang that instead of reading it 😁
I'd say that The Adventures of Robin Hood starring Errol Flynn is the quintessential Robin Hood film. Most of the references that Men In Tights used were from that film.
DSTkunn i loved that movie too,the excalibur in that movie when arthur use it had wind attack remind me excalibur saber use in fate anime,both of it wind element.
Mine as well. I was just coming off the Witcher and every fight scene, especially there at the end, I was like "ok so NOW he's Geralt of Rivia!" I'm torn between this one and the version with Clive Owen in 2004. The latter had no fantasy elements whatsoever and was a grittier version of the tale. So completely different styles but they both spin a good story.
Watched it yesterday and was glued to the big screen.Can't give justice to how much I enjoyed this movie.Different strokes for different folks I guess...
My guilty movie pleasures are: Green Lantern, Jessica Abba' Fantastic Four and the last Tron movie. Love your reviews dude. If it's crap and you like, you call it what it is and you ride with it.
I legit haven't heard a single thing about this movie until seeing this review. I had no idea it was being made, however that seems like a good thing now looking at even more reviews.
If they EVER have to do another Robin Hood tale, reverse the roles. Make the sheriff the hero and Robin the bad guy. That would be something at least. My personal guilty pleasure is Gods of Egypt. I know this movie sucks, but it's a interesting take on the subject. That is what Robin Hood needs. A fresh re imagining, not the same story wrapped and retold over and over.
Just because your video was a little late, I had to watch those bad other reviews. Any1 can shit on a movie, but you make it so relatable and fun while also pointing out the good stuff, it's amazing!
Just wait for Rocketman to come out. The guys very talented and Hollywood knows this. This movie won't hurt him. Remember when Fant4stick came out, everyone felt bad for the young actors in it. But then Miles Teller crushed it in Whiplash and Michael B Jordan crushed it in Creed and Black Panther. If you're a talented actor there's a good chance one bad movie is not going to hurt your career. And in Taren Edgertons case he's already done 2 or 3 great movies so there is no way Robin Hood will hurt him.
Something about that obnoxiously square jaw - he's always going to be cast either as a big business "yes man" or some kind of superhero. At least until he gets the actor cred to do his own thing like Tom Hardy.
I dunno if it's a "guilty" pleasure, since I'm actually not the least bit ashamed for liking it, but The Three Musketeers from 1993, starring Chris O'Donnell, Oliver Platt, Kiefer Sutherland and Charlie Sheen, is totally amazeballs. It's a playful, funny adventure romp. Perfect afternoon movie. It did of course have pretty awesome costumes, set design, actors and a not too bad script... I honestly don't understand why it isn't more universally liked, cause it's just good fun.
Same, espicially Tremors, grew up watching that movie instead of sesame street so a lot of times I stayed indoors or on solid ground and use the monster as a excuse to not play rough on the dirt, and I live in the hills where there is no solid concrete ground except the buildings.
I actually loved it. I thought the blend of modern with old helped set it in another universe than ours. Its been a while since I actually liked a fantasy movie so yeah.
...Robin Hood and Little John running through the forest; jumping fences, dodging trees; tryin' to get away. Contemplating nothin' but escapin'; finally making it. Oo-da-la-die, oo-da-la-die, golly what a day...
@@samueltheprideofafrikarobi9319 Never ever thinkin' there was danger in the water They were drinkin', they just guzzled it down Never dreamin' that a schemin' sherrif and his posse Was a-watchin' them an' gatherin' around 🎶
The problem with doing 'a different take' is that it requires that the audience knows the original. The las time we got a (somewhat) classic take on Robin Hood was in 1990, 29 years ago. Most kids today will only know about Robin Hood through Shrek. What we need at this point is a straightforward telling of the original tale.
The Ridley Scott one is criminally underrated. It's a masterpiece of anti-state/pro-People cinema! 1:32 That's anachronistic to the point of alternate history. 2:40 All Englishmen of that era trained extensively with the bow and arrow. It was required by law.
It feels just like Batman Begins from the training scenes, the rooftop chase and the Restaurant scene. And then the battle scene from TDKR music and all.
Is it just me or did Jeremy turn into Eric Cartman when he was singing?
*edited for typo*
I was about to say "I don't know what you are talking about, it sounded fine and he even admits it was pitchy". Then I heard the end of the video and totally agreed with you.
What did he sign?
Really? I thought he sounded like Macy Gray lol.
w
Literally took the words out my mouth XD.
I think I love his reviews above anyone else because it feels like a friend is explaining what he saw this weekend
while in an alcoholic stupor
Hahahaha..... a friend that explains something for five ish minutes and you can’t get a word in.
Chris Stuckman is better.
chris is another guy that doesn't let you say a word. i try to give him my input about a movie and he just keeps on talking. hahahaha
You must be a little kid
There's only one Robin Hood and he's a Fox.
lmao exactly
Two actually, the other one is in tights
Hate to disagree my friend, but you don't know RH until you seen Erroyl Flynn
@@bigbabysld Sean Connery my man
@@jbark25 LOL, I'm getting old ROBIN AMD MARION, I completely forgot about that film
Remember kids, different isn't necessary better.
Or worse.
necessarily. It's an adverb.
Luv and Peace.
In retrospect 1 minute later - I notice your name is Yoshi Dinino so there's a decent possibility you're Japanese and English is not your first language.
It's harsh to call out the details of a learned 2nd language when you made your point so everyone understood it.
Sorry for the criticism
Keep learning
:-).
Damn I remember when he reviewed the 2010 Robin Hood with Russell Crowe holy shit time flys bye and also goes to show how desperate Hollywood is at this point
Your phone's autocorrect is like mine. Phones are such ducks!
Jeremy Jahns Holy shit just noticed, thx Jeramy👌
That film was actually quite good. Ridley Scott did a good job with it.
lol Jeramy
Desperate? I dunno, they seem to be doing fine to me.
Those ending vocals are my new ringtone. Fantastic decision.
Robin hood .. You have failed this city
Yesss my friend. Arrow is my shit
XD
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😂🤣😵
haha, and Jeremy got that jacket from the Robin Hood collection by Stephen Amell for sure
*snicker*
I love Jeremys reaction in the beginning, gold haha!
MACK i
I watched it like 20 times!!😂
Kingsman: The Thieving Archer
Kingsman: Origins.
@@jonathantefft2902 i think that's a good title for this movie, but i don't know, i hadn't seen the second one, so this might happen, i don't know
Jonathan Tefft hey I was thinking the same thing during the entire movie!! That makes sense if it was a prequel to Kingsman.
0:53 Jeremy’s Arnold impression trying to peak in
Oh my god
This is probably the most positive review I've seen for this movie lol ...we're you in a good mood Jeremy?
😂😂😂😂 I was thinking the same
Like he said.....he really fucking likes Robin Hood
I know! Lol
I loved prince of thieves so much that I put this one on my most anticipated of the year list. I'm happy he gave the rating he did. Makes me wanna see it more.
Chris Stuckmann gave it an F.
There is nothing wrong with just being entertained by a film, when I watch a film I want to be entertained, sometimes it doesn't matter if it's 'historically accurate' as long as you have fun watching it
I agree. I was entertained during Transporter 4 and Hitman Agent 47. Are they great action flicks? Fuck no. They're stupid as hell vut thats why I love them. I'd still watch Bourne Utimatum or M: I 4-6 again but I'd be lying if I didn't have fun
Jeremy I hope you had a great thanksgiving yesterday
More comments like these and way less of the stupid meme-y ones please
it feels like king arthur: legend of the sword
I still prefer the Kevin Costner - Morgan Freeman version even though unlike all other Robin Hoods he can't speak with an English accent
chichiboypumpi and there’s Alan Rickman
I actually really liked legend of the sword. I know it’s so heavily flawed but fun as hell
Starts turning into Eric Cartman at the end there... :)
Men in Tights still best Robin Hood
for stupids
Guess I'm stupid. lol I shamelessly enjoyed the jokes.
yes
Nope, cartoon will always be the best
rencrow I don't know why people do not mention Prince of thieves. I thought it was great.
It’s simple really if they don’t have the line “I’M GOING TO CUT YOUR HEART OUT WITH A SPOON!” It’s not going to be a good Robin Hood film.
Only Alan Rickman can deliver that line with anything approaching credibility, so the list is kinda limited.
Remember it has to be a dull spoon, because it hurts more.
This is one of the movies you can just tell from the trailer
The best Robin Hood movie is "Robin Hood; Men in tights"
Hilarious, yet so true.
YESSS HELL YES
e may look like sissies, but watch what you say or else we'll put out your lights! ... We may look like pansies, but don't get us wrong or else we'll put out your lights. *Blinkin punches someone in the face* y no Blinkin? D:
“Every time they film a Robin Hood movie they burn our village down”.
@@joshuaharvey8046 Leave us alone, Mel Brooks!!
It's really awful the accents are incredibly bad 😂😂...weird blend of modern and the past, the main girl is running about with leather jacket and make up even tho she stays in the slumps 😂😂
cjnovo992 She wears dresses that show cleavage. In the *Third Crusade*
Fuck, now I have to see this
Slumps ? Ya know...that's a side of a hill / mountain that slides away, right ?
You mean Slums ? Where poor people live ?
GRAMMAR NAAAAZIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This movie was terribly bad, nothing about this shit was worth it. I'm sorry for everyone that paid money and spent 2hours of their lives watching this drivel
@@FoxyChariot the biggest WTF moment in the movie for me.
If you see this movie, you got robbed.
The movie is robbing the poor to give to the rich
Bedgypooks that’s my real name yes
@@PoojsVarietyHour Ba dum tiss
What if I snuck in?
Robbed....in the hood?
2:09 and Disney's Robin hood did their relationship best
Nobody should play Sheriff of Nottingham other than Alan Rickman!RIP! "And cancel Christmas!"
bernhardtsen74 ‘And call off christmas.’ For the rest completely right.
"But why a spoon, cousin? Why not a knife or an axe?"
"It's dull you idiot! It'll hurt more!"
"That's my wife, CRONE!"
Didn't know that. Now I'm sad.
Favourite guilty pleasure movie is Van Halsing, with Hugh Jackman, no question. That movie was absolutely ridiculous fun. The accents. The melodrama. The amazing monsters. The tragic stories explored in over-the-top set pieces. Man I love it.....ironically, it was the perfect setup for a goofy Universal Monsters shared universe....too bad Universal didn't realize it.
I enjoy the movie Jumper with Hayden Christiansen. It's no ones favourite movie and I wouldn't call it particularly good, but I think it takes advantage of its setting pretty well and it doesn't take itself seriously enough to really warrant much investment in its overall quality. Its a good one to put on when you're bored or trying to pass time and you won't feel bad for sitting through it.
Me too! Good flick!
@Anthony Princeton love all three, even if they're awful
I loved Jumper
Jumper was a fun movie. Dumb, but fun. We can like dumb things.
Yes bro!
“To appeal to a younger audience”
*uses frequent cuts and constant unnecessary hand motions*
I rather watch Robin Hood: Men in Tights than this movie
Considering that Men in TIghts is one of the greatest versions of the story, that's not saying much. :)
ANYONE would watch Men in Tights over this movie
Are you trying to talk shit about men in tights?
Everyone would rather watch Men in Tights than watch this....awesome movie
Tight Tights!
People have some low standards for movies, these days; especially where Robin Hood is concerned. This movie feels like they slapped the original character in the face, kicked him in the groin and sprayed acid in his eyes; slowly killing him.
Then, once the original character died; they replaced him with someone modern audiences would find "more entertaining."
But there's nothing entertaining about references to modern events in a medieval setting, forcefully adding actors of different races into roles that didn't call for it and making an iconic figure of legend into an idiot.
It didn't work for the Lone Ranger and it certainly doesn't work here.
This movie is complete and utter Dogshit
Robin Hood isn't a character he is an old English legend, evidence points to him being a real life man once upon a time...hollywood totally ignored that fact and ignored eeeeeevery historical and cultural fact of England back in Robin's day...i mean ffs come on i have NEVER seen a church in Britain from that era that looked the way that stupid church looked in the pile of crap the movie was.
They've took a story older than any person alive right as you read this and turned it on it's head.
Hollywood are struggling to come up with anything original these days, they have been for a while, but wow they're scrapping the bottom of the barrel these days.
Don't change litterally a national treasure of British identity just for money and personal gain... it's kind of ironic really isn't.
...as you can tell i really disliked the film the whole storyline, plot, set design to the costumes was beyond bad.
@Jesse W bro, they literally had a black girl with a nose ring in the background. There was a few black actors in the crowds. OPEN your eyes
That outro with the song....oh the nostalgia
Damnit Jeremy did you have to did that song back up*grumbles and opens Spotify*
Loved the opening two seconds 😂😂
Samee
They shouldve made this one take place in modern day. Robert(robin hood) is a veteran who fought in the middle east(similar to how he fought in the crusades). He comes home and realizes the corrupted governor raised the taxes and his family's property gets taken away. One of the men in his group is a computer hacker and robin hood uses guns instead of arrows.
We're men, we're men in tights.
We roam around the forest looking for fights. We're men, we're men in tiiiiights, steal from the rich, give to the poor, that's right! We may look like sissy, but don't get us wrong or else we put out your lights ***punch***
Go on admit it, you sang that instead of reading it 😁
Dope.
Aileen Kelly I got an idea. Why don’t you tell me the bad news in a good way. And maybe it won’t sound so bad.
WE'RE BUTCH!
zombiedrea A Jew here?
I sang it in my head
LOL omg that exit...priceless
You gonna talk about the Lion King teaser?
Please no.
It seems to be another 'nostalgia' cash grab.
I know I might be in the minority but I fucking hated that teaser and these recent Disney live action remakes.
Well, it is being directed by Jon Favreau. So I'm not _too_ worried just yet.
TrackpadProductions
True, and I did *LOVE* The Jungle Book, so I’m definitely *HOPING* for the best.
I’m glad I stick to the end credits for this review, great singing 🎤
Mel brooks' Men in Tights is the quintessential Robin Hood movie.
I'd say that The Adventures of Robin Hood starring Errol Flynn is the quintessential Robin Hood film. Most of the references that Men In Tights used were from that film.
It's obviously the Disney adaptation.
@@eldorados_lost_searcher Stop burning down our houses in the opening credits!
Decaf [Invidia] Unlike some other Robin Hood’s. I can speak with a English accent.
Every once in a while I come back to this review...not for the review...but for Jeremy's sick vocals at the end.
he strained for six days... I think that's enough for him to become OLIVER QUEEN.... Hahaha this got me
Its especially funny because the character of Arrow was originally based on Robin Hood.
It has come full circle.
This video deserves a like and a full view of the ad. That ending was too good.
Why was cartman singing in your video?
Knight's Tale is my favorite guilty pleasure movie. Everyone I've ever talked to about that movie hates it. But I can watch it on repeat.
Jtwgeek I love Knights Tale!
It's OK. Just fun
I wouldn’t necessarily call it a guilty pleasure. But I do love it.
You are in some bad company...
I love Knight's Tale and so does my entire friend group...BUT...we are all in our 30s and 40s, so...
(I miss you Heath... :'( )
To be fair, Ben Mendelsohn’s face doesn’t look like it’s representative of the time either.
Lucas de Andre Legit lol
You ever see "a place beyond the pines" with mendolsohn ? Pretty good!
Thanks Jeremy Jahns. That Bryan Adams song really cracked me up. Especially with the picture of you drunk with the I think tequila bottle. Omg LMAO
Guy Ritchie's King Arthur is mine. Apparently, people hated it...but I loved it. Lol
DSTkunn the legend of sword?
@@hisyamamirudiin26 that's the one. XD
DSTkunn i loved that movie too,the excalibur in that movie when arthur use it had wind attack remind me excalibur saber use in fate anime,both of it wind element.
@@hisyamamirudiin26 Exactly! I thought it was cool and I'm also a fan of the fate series as well.
Mine as well. I was just coming off the Witcher and every fight scene, especially there at the end, I was like "ok so NOW he's Geralt of Rivia!" I'm torn between this one and the version with Clive Owen in 2004. The latter had no fantasy elements whatsoever and was a grittier version of the tale. So completely different styles but they both spin a good story.
Haha I absolutely love Jeremy's reviews and reactions. He's honestly the one person I fully trust to give a "real" review of a film.
This. This is why I think you're the best reviewer. Such a hilarious review for a mediocre movie.
ninetailben bad. A hilarious review for a BAD movie.
Mediocre is incredibly generous
Watched it yesterday and was glued to the big screen.Can't give justice to how much I enjoyed this movie.Different strokes for different folks I guess...
After Chris Stuckman roasted the hell out of this I was waiting for this review
Yeah, but he pretty much hates everything.
My guilty movie pleasures are: Green Lantern, Jessica Abba' Fantastic Four and the last Tron movie. Love your reviews dude. If it's crap and you like, you call it what it is and you ride with it.
Spawn and mortal kombat are definitely my guilty pleasure, but I'm pretty sure everyone has that feeling about those movies
I wouldnt even call them guilty pleasures.
I'll see your Spawn and Mortal Kombat, and raise you a Bloodsport and a Dead Alive 😁
I see your Blood Sport and dead alive and raise you starship troopers and Blade 2. :)
@@Garlander son, blade 2 is universally loved. Now If you said blade 3, you would be on to something.
I see your starship troopers and raise you a Killer Klowns from Outer space, and waterworld.
Thank you, Jeremy, for giving me the Eric Cartman Cover song I never knew I needed in my life.
Robin Hood; Men in Tights did everything better!
Love how you can tell what you’re getting into by the thumbnail almost every time
BEST INTRO EVER.... with that 😂😂😂😂
fuck that....BEST OUTRO EVER! :D
Omg, Jeremy that Prince of Thieves theme cover was beautiful. lol
Best cover I've heard in a while 🙌
I literally just watched it lmao this review is so accurate but I really enjoyed it lol it was fun
That Ben impression was dope Jeremy
I legit haven't heard a single thing about this movie until seeing this review. I had no idea it was being made, however that seems like a good thing now looking at even more reviews.
I fucking love how Jeremy's thumbnails sum up the movie. We don't even need to watch his reviews, just look at the thumbnail XD
HAHAHA! This review was already hilarious but then you just had to bring out the Bryan Adams at the end, nearly killed me with laughter!
If they EVER have to do another Robin Hood tale, reverse the roles. Make the sheriff the hero and Robin the bad guy. That would be something at least. My personal guilty pleasure is Gods of Egypt. I know this movie sucks, but it's a interesting take on the subject. That is what Robin Hood needs. A fresh re imagining, not the same story wrapped and retold over and over.
Just because your video was a little late, I had to watch those bad other reviews. Any1 can shit on a movie, but you make it so relatable and fun while also pointing out the good stuff, it's amazing!
The ending to this review was, of course, the best part.
4:45- "Robin Hood: The New One... AGAIN" hahaha ok, now that's just funny lol
When I saw this advertised, I just thought it was just another BBC drama on the character. Huh.
That snicker at the very beginning was all I needed.
And I can kiss goodbye my dreams of Taron Egerton becoming an A-lister...
Enrique Ortiz Hopefully Rocketman will be good
Well yes and no. Everyone in this movie is good. The movie itself...
Just wait for Rocketman to come out. The guys very talented and Hollywood knows this. This movie won't hurt him.
Remember when Fant4stick came out, everyone felt bad for the young actors in it. But then Miles Teller crushed it in Whiplash and Michael B Jordan crushed it in Creed and Black Panther. If you're a talented actor there's a good chance one bad movie is not going to hurt your career. And in Taren Edgertons case he's already done 2 or 3 great movies so there is no way Robin Hood will hurt him.
Something about that obnoxiously square jaw - he's always going to be cast either as a big business "yes man" or some kind of superhero. At least until he gets the actor cred to do his own thing like Tom Hardy.
@@jonathantefft2902
Whiplash was released before FANT4STIC
I dunno if it's a "guilty" pleasure, since I'm actually not the least bit ashamed for liking it, but The Three Musketeers from 1993, starring Chris O'Donnell, Oliver Platt, Kiefer Sutherland and Charlie Sheen, is totally amazeballs. It's a playful, funny adventure romp. Perfect afternoon movie. It did of course have pretty awesome costumes, set design, actors and a not too bad script... I honestly don't understand why it isn't more universally liked, cause it's just good fun.
I never thought i would live to hear Cartman from southpark sing the robin hood song. That was beautiful man.
My favorite guilty pleasure movie is either "13th Warrior" or "Tremors". And I honestly think they are good.
Same, espicially Tremors, grew up watching that movie instead of sesame street so a lot of times I stayed indoors or on solid ground and use the monster as a excuse to not play rough on the dirt, and I live in the hills where there is no solid concrete ground except the buildings.
Guilty pleasure movies YEAR ONE and ALMOST HEROES, I laugh my ass off every time I see these movies, very underrated comedies.
👍🏾13th Warrior
13th warrior was awesome! I haven't seen it in a long, looks like I might be going back for a refresher.
Tremors is da shiet.
The Disney animated version of Robin Hood is undeniably silly ("Hiss, you've hissed your last!"), but I still remember it fondly.
Men in Tights did it better..lmao
Killed me with that one
I have seen every one of your reviews. And I must say, you were very generous on this one.
This Robin Hood movie was based off that "Romeo + Juliet" from 1996.
;-)
I actually loved it. I thought the blend of modern with old helped set it in another universe than ours. Its been a while since I actually liked a fantasy movie so yeah.
I want to see a modern remake of Robin Hood when the guys a decendant or somthing
I would love that. Have some tech in there, crypto-currencies or what have you.
I love that my dog started barking at the screen when Jeremy kept going with his song.
I love and prefer the Robin Hood of Disney 🙌🏽😍
Yeah, foxes are cool ;-)
...Robin Hood and Little John running through the forest; jumping fences, dodging trees; tryin' to get away. Contemplating nothin' but escapin'; finally making it. Oo-da-la-die, oo-da-la-die, golly what a day...
@@samueltheprideofafrikarobi9319 Never ever thinkin' there was danger in the water
They were drinkin', they just guzzled it down
Never dreamin' that a schemin' sherrif and his posse
Was a-watchin' them an' gatherin' around 🎶
The man with the black bandanna towards the end... I laughed at all the clothing.. I laughed all during it... so fun
vocals 10/10
This movie may have a few and may not be the most historical accorate but it's still a very good, entertaining and fun movie.
that intro had me spitting my water out.
I'm still crying.
The opening sequence is blahack down with arrows for bullets even the colour and lighting has that hurt locker feel . Redonk
You better review red dead redemption 2
The game is mad long im still in chapter 4
Since when did this channel become a gaming review channel?
@@KhanMann66 I mean, he did review the first red dead redemption, something that true fans know.
@@KhanMann66 He reviews like two or three of the most popular AAA games each year.
The singing at the end was fantastic! 👏🏼👊🏼😂
Batman Forever is the first guilty pleasure that comes up to mind
The problem with doing 'a different take' is that it requires that the audience knows the original. The las time we got a (somewhat) classic take on Robin Hood was in 1990, 29 years ago. Most kids today will only know about Robin Hood through Shrek. What we need at this point is a straightforward telling of the original tale.
Reminds me of a 90s Romeo and Juliet
Don’t worry Jeremy, you were one of the 5 people who liked the Ridley Scott Robin Hood, Me and my Dad still hold out for that movie
I guess that makes six of us. Lol
The moment I heard an American accent I was like, nooooope
The thumbnail insight is always great
I sense bad news from the thumbnail 😂
The review is LOL for Jeremy's Eric Cartman-style singing. Bravo!
I found this movie unintentional comedy.
The Ridley Scott one is criminally underrated. It's a masterpiece of anti-state/pro-People cinema!
1:32 That's anachronistic to the point of alternate history.
2:40 All Englishmen of that era trained extensively with the bow and arrow. It was required by law.
Jeremy sounds like Cartman singing. I would like to hear more.
It feels just like Batman Begins from the training scenes, the rooftop chase and the Restaurant scene.
And then the battle scene from TDKR music and all.
Jeremy Im one of those 3, I loved Ridleys RH and was really hoping for a sequel