The story tells of a great and exciting adventure by a hard-line crusader to fight against English corruption. The mission begins with the crusader Robin and his powerful barbarian leader against the corrupt English crown and his companions through a wide range of adventures to carry the spirit of anti-choreography, and perhaps there will be a romantic spirit missing everyone.
Several dueling shades of dull, this umpteenth retooling of the outlaw legend is desperate to convince viewers that Christopher Nolan had something to do with it (he didn't).
Arriving just in time to win a place among the year's worst films, Robin Hood robs you of two hours. Taron Egerton and Jamie Foxx go down the gullet of this toxic Thanksgiving turkey that definitely does not deserve a pardon.
Brazenly, perhaps even purposefully stupid and inept in virtually every facet of the filmmaking process, the newest version of Robin Hood takes "unnecessary" to an entirely new level.
'Robin Hood' is the perfect example of everything that can go wrong with a Hollywood blockbuster. Its ending even references potential sequels! [Full review in Spanish]
