The Robin Hood Movie (2010)

The Robin Hood Movie (2010) – Though Mother Nature has not been kind to the 63rd Cannes Film Festival where gloominess and rain have overtaken the sunny City of Cannes, still it could not impede the festival’s opening movie Robin Hood to be launched into stardom where Robin Hood will not just overcome King John’s forces but also the ash clouds, unnatural waves, Greece’s financial breakdown and festival scandals and boycotts.

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The festival was itself well and truly on the go where stars still glow dashingly in the red carpet just like the cast of Robin Hood, hot cars nuzzle each other, aircrafts passing by and beautiful ladies seen in their best outfit. The people that are here don’t have the eyes, they have Ray Bans. Cannes Film Festival is as always splendid and enthralling for both the stars and common people that cherish its real essence. And Sir Riddley Scott and Russel Crowe’s epic Robin Hood with its high profiled stars, big production values and cast performances somehow never fail to help uplift the festival’s essence. Sir Scott’s epic was shown to be marvelously shot and splendidly edited where the movie score was great.

Robin Hood is maybe diverted from its original plot where in the world premiere of the movie shows Robin Hood that rarely smiles, Maid Marian storming with chains when fighting, and brandishing a new baldhead villain who conspires with the French to take the English land who plunders the wealth of the people in the name of the English King – it never fails to show the real essence of Robin Hood which is a defender of justice and freedom.

Does Robin Hood need a sequel? Yes, the movie lends itself a sequel that will eventually make Robin Lonstride to become the famous outlaw Robin Hood that will make the story of a defender of freedom and rob riches to give it to the poor that inspires generations.

Robin Hood’s Cannes Film Festival Opening maybe an ideal opening shot much like last year’s Cannes Film Festival opening animated 3D movie Up by Disney. It’s a good movie afterall, Sir Scott.

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