Honest Trailers Commentary - Robin Hood (2018) 

That was perfect

Dan needs to watch Batman: Ninja if he hasn't already.

Dan is broken again.

good thing babies only take 8 weeks to become autonomous, otherwise that might be diffucult!

Can we upvote this so someone (Spencer) saves it in a folder for the inevitable Shazaam HT?

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We havnt seen shazam yet so that statistic is meaningless

An interesting note

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Very true! And Rickman being the immensely talented actor that he was walked the perfect line of camp and menace. Prince of thieves is not a great movie, but I can forgive it for many of it's sins because of things like Rickmans delivery, the grandiose 90's Costner-esce adventure style and the nostalgia of always watching it when home sick from school (had it taped on VHS). I watched it not long ago and still found it entertaining. Also without it we wouldn't have men in tights :)

absolutely!

That is the Best version of Robin Hood.

The best!

tight, tights

Mine is the Disney one.

No, you're right, they both worked. But I think the difference is this movie takes itself WAY TOO seriously. Moulin Rouge is an insane fever dream, Knight's Tale is a wacky comedy, but Robin Hood seems to think it's this serious historical epic while also being ridiculously anachronistic, and that just translates to trainwreck.

you put it into words, thank you

Ryan O'Flaherty 💯 One of my favorite lines from Prince Of Thieves!! He was SO funny!!

If they could have somehow mixed Rickman’s serious sheriff, into Robin Hood Men in Tights. There would be no reason to ever make another Rob the Hood movie, because we would have the definitive version.

@@vlogerhood cool

@@vlogerhood It sure is. Also... Cancel table scraps for leppers and orphans

"No more merciful beheadings!" 🤣

We feel like that can happen.

I just need voices to fill my head while i work. Thats why i watch honest trailer commentaries.

I'm also binging while recovering from surgery for a broken ankle. Hope you feel better

His “public butler” 😂😂😂

He nails "put upon" in Galaxy Quest. Dogma's in my top 5

Indeed, it was positively beastly --->(sorry if this was the hint, I'm only partway through the commentary)

I still don't know the answers. Can you tell me Where to Find Them?

Or was Fan4stic?

@@Creatch829 Nah, they did that one a few years ago. The sequel to that original spinoff is the logical leap

I would commit some Crimes to know what movie you are talking about.

Stephen Evans AKA: Rocket Robin Hood! That was an awesome cartoon!

When they were talking about that, I felt like Firefly was quite close to that, although it doesn't quite have an equivalent to the Sheriff?

Sean Nurse Lon-est Trailer.

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In the movie, they actually specify that the Cardinal is coming in from Rome. He's doing his duty there as a church official, not a landowner. There's no way a local sheriff would report directly to him.

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Awkward or brilliant!!

Welcome to the club, your membership card should arrive it 6-8 business days

Go watch the Honest trailer itself. The added views and viewer interaction keeps the lights on, and makes sure we get a lot more is these into the future.

@@NichSchoepfer What about members who haven't watched the movie but is watching the commentaries?

No, I haven't... but I have on DVD the tv-series "Robin of Sherwood" from the mid 80s. Although I haven't dared to re-watch it because I loved it as a child and I'm afraid it won't be able to live up to my memories. Did that mistake with re-watching the old Narnia tv-series...

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Laughing back and forth at what the other has to say...

Cause they're both English legends that happen at the time of the crusades so it is easy to imagine them in the same universe

There is a certain nostalgia factor. Disney has both an animated Robin Hood and King Arthur, and if you're 40-50ish, if not a bit older, (which most of the current crop of people in charge are), you most likely saw those movies more than once. And to that you can add Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves of 1991 and Excalibur from 1981. Then toss in Arrow being currently on TV. Plus on the King Arthur side, I reckon it is in part because knights are sort of cool, and well, he and his crew are the most famous ones. But yeah, you'd figure they'd try to do an Ivanhoe or Don Quixote, instead of constantly going back to Arthur. But anyway, brand recognition.

@@stelanora7827 King Arthur is way before the crusades. He's supposedly late 5th to early 6th century, which predates by the crusades by a good 500 years. A large part of why he's pretty much just a myth. And while movies to do tend to place him later (based on the armor used), when it comes to a king to tie to the Crusades, it is usually Richard the LIonheart that gets used. Which makes sense, as he was part of one.

Nope you nailed it they are known IPs in the public domain. Never mind the interest in them isn’t there it means they don’t have to come up with something new

"Some people are born in the century, I think I was born on the wrong continent". It's so good.

Wizard Hitler.

I hope they do Howard the Duck in the lead-up to Endgame. I think it was the first theatrically released adaptation of a Marvel property.