Robin Hood is a 2010 action film written by Brian Helgeland and directed by Ridley Scott. Robin Hood, directed by Ridley Scott and starring Russell Crowe and Cate Blanchett will open the 2010 Cannes Film Festival, screening out of competition on May 12, 2010. Robin Hood chronicles the life of an expert archer, previously interested only in self-preservation, from his service in King Richard I?s army against the French. Upon Richard?s death,...
Robin tells his king the reason he believes they are not in God's favor or gr...
Robin tells his king that he believes that when they massacred 2,500 Muslims ...
Godfrey comes to Lord Baldwin's castle to demand taxes.
Marion is shocked when Robin addresses her as "Girl".
Prince John takes Robin's ring as payment for back taxes that Sir Walter owes.
Robin asks Marion to address him as "Husband" so that they can deceive the pe...
Robin tries to negotiate a settlement between Prince John and the barrons by ...
Marion finds Robin sleeping after he plants the fields in the middle of the n...
Marion prays to Walter and tells him that they now live in the greenwood to e...
Robin insists that they return Sir Robert's sword to his father so that they ...
Will Scarlet complains that Robin got them all put into stockades with a wors...
Prince John's mother encourages him to stop taking money from people who have...
Robin informs the priests and guards that they are men of the hood who are me...
Robin asks Friar Tuck a riddle before steeling the church's grain.
Will Scarlet thinks it is a great thing that Robin is pretending to be Marion...
Marion greets Little John and Will Scarlet after their night of drunken debau...
Robin asks Prince John to allow Englishmen to treat their homes like their ow...
Robin encourages his men to leave camp because they aren't going to get their...
Prince John has declared Robin to be an outlaw of the realm.
Robin tries to tell Marion that her former husband was a good knight, but Mar...
Godfrey goes to the Loxley manor and informs Sir Walter that he is the one wh...
Robin tells his men that he is leaving the army and getting back to England a...
Robin tells his king that he believes that when they massacred 2,500 Muslims ...
King Richard wants to go out in the camp to find an honest man among his sold...
King Richard speaks about taking care the enemies in his own family.
Sir Robert Loxley is happy that they will be on their way back to England in ...
King Richard asks Sir Robert Loxley to be easy on his men because they are ju...
Prince John's mother doesn't like the fact that Prince John is sleeping with ...
Prince John is upset when his mother barges into his bed chamber while he is ...
Queen Isabella is upset that Prince John is consorting with someone other tha...
Will Scarlet is upset that the foot soldiers will take all the credit for tak...
King Richard is happy with the way his men fight for him.
King Richard curses the chanting of the men because he is hung-over.
Marion curses the thieves that have stolen all of their seed grain for the up...
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