Robin and Marian Reviews

The film picks up the Robin Hood legend some twenty years after with Robin and his sidekick Little John return to their old Sherwood Forest embittered by King Richard, by the Crusades and their sickening brutality… They're informed by former... Read more

These middle aged heroes of yore have grown very slowly, but have reached the point in life where they are just beginning to realize that some things matter more than victories in battle or a home, marriage, and children. This middle... Read more

At first I thought it was fun and interesting tail of what happened after Robin Hood King Richard was back on the throne. The movie started of well and interesting enough to keep my interest and than towards I couldn't believe... Read more

This is a lovely tale chronicling the autumn days of Robin Hood's life and his rekindled romance with his lost love, Marian. The only reason I didn't rate it higher is that I was hoping for more scenes with Robin... Read more

It brought Audrey Hepburn back to the screen after an absence of eight years. It brought Sean Connery and Richard Harris back together again after their teaming in "The Molly Maguires" and it even brought back Connery and Robert Shaw... Read more

The little things in this wonderful movie send the messages we need to hear. The idiotic King Richard destroying the castle for a worthless piece of stone, and then like any King, ordering the messengers, Robin and John, to be... Read more

One needs to say straight off the bat that if one wants lots of typical Robin Hood swashbuckling then one is better off seeing the Errol Flynn, Kevin Costner or one of the countless lesser films of Robin Hood. There... Read more

I was so happy to notice that the overwhelming majority of reviews for this film was positive. I have always regarded Robin and Marian as an under-rated classic. In it we have two major film actors at their best in... Read more

This reviewer really enjoyed this film . . . until the end, which this reviewer found too weird, almost inappropriate for closing what is otherwise a truly enjoyable, light-hearted film. Audrey Hepburn is perfect, as always, but if you want to... Read more

This is a real collector's item. A literate script by Bill Goldman's older brother, Jim, something of an anglophile despite being born and bred in Chicago - he'd already weighed in with The Lion In Winter, both stage and then... Read more