Robin Hood
Realização:
Otto BathurstCâmara:
George SteelMúsica:
Joseph TrapaneseElenco:
Taron Egerton, Jamie Foxx, Ben Mendelsohn, Eve Hewson, Jamie Dornan, Tim Minchin, Paul Anderson, F. Murray Abraham, Ian Peck, Josh Herdman, Björn Bengtsson (mais)Conteúdos(1)
Inglaterra, século XII. Robin of Loxley toda a sua vida prestou serviço leal ao rei Richard I, de cognome Coração de Leão. Ao regressar das cruzadas após a morte do grande soberano, vê a cidade de Nottingham atravessar uma grave crise nas mãos do xerife local. Na esperança de salvar a população de toda a iniquidade, junta-se a Little John e cria um grupo de justiceiros, cujas capacidades guerreiras só se poderão comparar à sua alegria de viver. Assim nascerá a lenda de Robin Hood, o grande herói fora-da-lei que, roubando aos ricos para dar aos pobres, devolveu a glória e a liberdade ao país que o viu nascer. (PRIS Audiovisuais)
(mais)Críticas (1)
Judging by the trailer, which depressed me in theaters the year before last, I was expecting something worse. Instead I was quite amused by Robin Hood's admitted lack of historicity in the opening monologue. The crusade looks like a scene cut from Black Hawk Down, the guards in Nottingham are simply a hit squad faced down in the finale by thuggish anarchists whose Molotov cocktails shatter against riot shields. In the process, quite topical issues are tackled, such as xenophobia and the haves and have-nots. Why not? I like Taron Egerton and Jamie Foxx too, and they were quite good as partners. It's just... It's just that it's still not a good movie, because the script full of annoying catchphrases sucks and Otto Bathurst clearly wanted to do a Guy Ritchie impression, but King Arthur: Legend of the Sword and its personality, predatory nature, and fun just remain in sight. Average.
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