In 2010 theres another movie coming out about Robin Hood. It is ( how typical ) titled ” The Real Robin Hood”. In this documentary, they will explain the differences between the Hollywood versions of Robin Hood and compare it with written history about Robin Hood.
The subject of ballads, books and films, Robin Hood has proven to be one of popular culture’s most enduring folk heroes. But how has the legend of Sherwood Forest’s merry outlaws evolved over time, and did a real Robin Hood inspire these classic tales?
Too much Hollywood advertising.
Too much Hollywood advertising.
I accidentally pressed the stars above and thereby voted three stars without even having seen it, so substract one three star vote from the overall rating above 🙂
I accidentally pressed the stars above and thereby voted three stars without even having seen it, so substract one three star vote from the overall rating above 🙂
The ‘English’ longbow?
Now there’s a fiction if ever I heard one, the longbow was the traditional weapon of the Celts and therefore the Celtic longbow.
Yet again America decides to re-write, history, myth and lore I was astounded at the ‘connection’ made between the Magna Carta and bill of independence.
Idiot.
It was widely used by the english, although it is well known the many of the archers at Agincourt were welsh
It is both the English longbow and the Welsh lomgbow, but certainly not the Celtic longbow.
Idiot.
It was widely used by the english, although it is well known the many of the archers at Agincourt were welsh
It is both the English longbow and the Welsh lomgbow, but certainly not the Celtic longbow.
Idiot.
It was widely used by the english, although it is well known the many of the archers at Agincourt were welsh
It is both the English longbow and the Welsh lomgbow, but certainly not the Celtic longbow.
A terrific look at medieval history and warfare. But what does this have to do with Robin Hood?
The Narrator is Canadian. Not American.
As for the rest, I agree
50% of this is an advert for the Hollywood movie, where Russel Crowe plays an Irish Robin hood.
Ruined by the voice over .. ugly, pompous, fake
And why have an american voicing for an english subject? Why have american “expertts” for an english subject .. especially when they talk such crap.
(oh, and despite his tantrums when asked Russel Crowe does sound Irish)