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Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Robin Hood

Finally, a decent Robin Hood movie that not only sets itself up for a sequel (lets cross our fingers), but gives us the story of how Robin Hood became Robin Hood. Russell Crowe and Ridley Scott have done it again. This is definitely a show that is enjoyable and action-packed, with enough dialogue to give the story substance.

I don't care what others think—this was a great show, worth seeing at least once (in the theater) and will definitely be replacing the copy of Robin Hood Prince of Thieves on my shelf that has about an inch of dust on it.
Posted by Jeremy English at 4:00 PM

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