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Robin Hood - Training a Legend: Little John (Jamie Foxx) trains Robin (Taron Egerton) into an unparalleled warrior.
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After returning home to England, aristocrat Robin of Loxley learns that the evil Sheriff of Nottingham has seized his family estate. He soon joins forces with Friar Tuck and Little John -- a fierce Arabian warrior who wants to put an end to the Crusades. Armed with arrows and dubbed Robin Hood, Loxley leads a band of oppressed rebels in a daring plan to rob the Sheriff of his money and take away his power.
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Cast: Jamie Foxx, Taron Egerton
Screenwriter: Ben Chandler, David James Kelly
Director: Otto Bathurst
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@catsndogs98 4 года назад

Django teaching Kingsman how to shoot like natural

@ranatabish4565 4 года назад

Fastest gun in the south for a reason.

@qwertyki9367 4 года назад

@@ranatabish4565 may I ask why?

@nit23sharma 4 года назад

Black Arab guy in middle ages is speaking in American accent......

@thatfishdude789 4 года назад

@@qwertyki9367 I assume you haven't watched the movie Django Unchained?

@rizvanahmadov777 4 года назад

Yeah

@kuribayashi84 4 года назад

I like to think that this takes place in a post-apocalyptic far-future where everything is sorta back to medieval again.

@thevault3078 4 года назад

lmfaoo we need to go deeper!

@f.i.r.e.5119 4 года назад

I just had a conversation about this in this very comments section. It explains everything!

@tackydock990 4 года назад

@@thevault3078 it does

@SolusDarkcoat 4 года назад

would make more sense then whatever the hell this is supposed to be

@myoldchannel0 4 года назад

@@f.i.r.e.5119 How?

@embyror235 4 года назад

"I really liked that coat." "Well, now it's a jacket." The movie may be horribly inaccurate, but hey, the lines are gold.

@bluetaigax1747 4 года назад

Well the movie is its own universe

@Gold6240 4 года назад

It belongs in its own created timeline, duuuuude

@bluetaigax1747 4 года назад

@@Gold6240 eeey were in the same thread again

@lt.branwulfram4794 4 года назад

Don't think the director made it with historical accuracy in mind. He just wanted to imprint his own creative flair.

@raidenthenctzenwithinsomni4961 4 года назад

@@lt.branwulfram4794 I wish that were allowed more.

@Lsd1021 4 года назад

Not gonna lie, I'm a sucker for training scenes

@MyGodZach 4 года назад

Typically everyone who's never practiced anything since elementary school

@jasongarcia1886 3 года назад

Me too I watch more for the training scenes more than the rest of the movie

@binaryruffian7538 3 года назад

This is cultural appropriation, an African American playing an Arab? How does this make sense?

@jasongarcia1886 3 года назад

@01-ADELLIA NAURA IZZATI with me I prefer both the training scenes and the fighting scenes

@kurodo9926 3 года назад

@@binaryruffian7538 stfu please

@JustSomeCanadianGuy 4 года назад

Watching the trailers I honestly couldn't tell if the movie was set in the dark ages or in 2018.

@bluetaigax1747 4 года назад

Own universe or a concept

@Gold6240 4 года назад

To me it looks a bit like steampunk, vintage based clothing with a touch of modernity, I like it :D

@EsquilaxM 4 года назад

I thought it was set in a dystopian future with some tech regression...like one hundred percent thought that's what this reimagining was doing to be different....are you telling me it's not???

@feveredmushroomHD 4 года назад

thought it was the movie Wanted but with bows not guns....

@yuurichito1439 4 года назад

@@bluetaigax1747 yeah

@superpantman 4 года назад

To be honest if they pulled out iphones during this scene and made a phone call it wouldn't have affected the tone for me.

@ripp3rjak934 4 года назад

I’m the type to pull out an iPad to make calls. Hehe

@hurhurhur3972 3 года назад

Or drive a Mustang into the castle

@connorellis9198 3 года назад

Same

@lennydeluca8695 3 года назад

yeah, with their nike sweatshirts

@warhawk9566 3 года назад

They just look like they're wearing nike brand clothes

@Asian_J3sus 3 года назад

Little John: “This war will be fought up close. What do ya need?” Robin: “A sword?” Little John: “No. A street weapon.” Robin: “A dagger then.” Little John: “No ffs! Another bow!”

@TPixelAdventures 3 года назад

a bow...with a KNUCKLE DUSTER! :D

@ricardoabreu4997 3 года назад

Reloaded on the right side will save 1 second (weird part is nobody knew what was 1 minute)

@bjjkickboxing7876 2 года назад

@@TPixelAdventures he swiched from a long bow to a short bow. Its a pretty BIG difference.

@fefyfefingtion1530 2 года назад

How is that other bow a “street weapon”?

@ES21007 2 года назад

@@fefyfefingtion1530 Shortbow (less range, but quicker to maneuver, extremely important in close quarters and crowded areas) with knuckle dusters on the grip (for close combat).

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

As a guy who practices with a bow constantly and loves going fast, I really owe it to the people who made this movie, including Lars Anderson; 'cause it introduced me to using the right side of the bow with the Slavic draw and extra arrows in my draw hand---and I've been shooting that way (with arrow holes touching!) ever since.

@Spikus111 4 года назад

What do u mean, im into traditional longbow Archery too, maybe i could pick up a thing or two

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

Pretty easy to learn; just gotta look between the limb and the string when aiming. Use the middle finger at the corner of the mouth as your anchor point. If you loosen/relax your grip, the bow will shift/turn a little to the left as you draw the arrow back. So when you let go (open all your fingers, including your forefinger that’s been holding the arrow against the bow) it won’t swerve off so much to the right. As for holding extra arrows, the way I’ve been able to do it easier is by using the first digits on my index and middle fingers for a pinch grip, holding the nocks down with my thumb so I don’t drop them. Do it like that, then once you loose one arrow you just gotta give the next one a little swing to set it in place. Yeah it’s an adjustment but not as hard to pick up as it might seem.

@rockerspaceman8641 Год назад

What kind of bow is Taron Egerton using in this scene, the one Jamie fox gives him? I looked everywhere for a name and couldn't find the type of bow.

@DerekBartlettBeorn Год назад

@@rockerspaceman8641 basically a hybrid of middle eastern designs, based on the shape and layering of it (ex. it looks like both cloth and leather that's been lacquered for protection). I haven't read the WHOLE Saracen Archery manual but it does show several designs like Turkish and Persian, I think they wanted to have a mix between different designs for this film.

@al-iv5li Год назад

Lars actually helped choreograph this movie from what I heard

@daredevil6494 4 года назад

This training scene would be amazing for an Green arrow orgin movie..

@samcochran8203 4 года назад

YES!

@RJ-rp8yd 4 года назад

But Green Arrow was self taught. At least originally.

@l0sts0ul89 4 года назад

@@RJ-rp8yd It would still be cool, if he keeps making bows and stuff

@v-trigger6137 4 года назад

Now when I think about it, I think Edgerton will really fit the character of Green Arrow

@el_jay83 3 года назад

@@RJ-rp8yd No he wasn't. Green Arrow was taught by deathstroke, Ras ah ghoul, Ras ah ghoul 2 both daughters, and also a lady he fell in love with when he was on the island. Green Arrow was just a billionaire playboy and didn't know nothing

@spatler1188 4 года назад

how he's holding the arrows and shooting is actually pretty historically accurate, compared to the clothing xd

@protocetus499 4 года назад

Well Lars Andersen trained him trickshot

@Who-Uhm-Cares 4 года назад

He was trained for this. Unlike other bow movies he actually knows how to use one properly.

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

Oh yeah, for sure. I use the Slavic release with two or three arrows in my hand practically every day. It feels great, going right from one arrow to the next that way using the right side for quick succession.

@TobbeDraws 4 года назад

oh pls he is slipping the arrow through the bow somehow xD

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

@@TobbeDraws that's the weave method, BUT that doesn't work with this; holding extras in the draw hand. For this, u gotta use the right side of the bow with the index finger holding the arrow in place. Thankfully it's not that hard to learn if you can already use a bow in whatever form or fashion

@chriswerth1575 4 года назад

I know this movie wasn’t really well received, but I love the concept of an urban medieval war setting. Close range fighting with bows and swords. Interesting concept.

@55Quirll 3 года назад

The best part, stealing from the head crook and giving back to him without him knowing it. Priceless.

@johnminnitt8101 2 года назад

Maybe, but why call it Robin Hood? It ha snothing to do with that legend, or its setting

@alansandybay Год назад

Me too

@LineOfThy Год назад

@@johnminnitt8101it has everything to do with robin hood

@johnminnitt8101 Год назад

@@LineOfThy How is that? Traditionally Robin Hood is a Mediaeval English outlaw, living in the forest, a famous archer with the normal bow of that time and place, especially in accuracy at long distance. This film seems to be mainly urban, in a place that looks little like Mediaeval England, featuring an Eastern bow and speed shooting at close range. Plus the nonsense that a longbow arrow can be stopped by a small wooden mirror while the recurve splits tables.

@OceanHedgehog 4 года назад

Ah yes. As everyone knows, in Medieval England, people wore cotton t-shirts and sweatpants, not tunics.

@MrMojo23100 4 года назад

Maybe because it's a movie and not a documentary.

@NamRegSumSar 4 года назад

@@MrMojo23100 So if I made a movie that took place in Germany under the big depression, it is okay for the main character to have an apple watch and say YOLO??

@gamerdude746 4 года назад

@@NamRegSumSar If that's what you want then sure, but you might wanna think if that's a smart thing to do.

@MrMojo23100 4 года назад

@@NamRegSumSar Yes that would be fine, who said all movies have to be historically accurate. Plus you do understand that Robin Hood is English folklore, with most stories having no basis in fact.

@JustSomeCanadianGuy 4 года назад

Yeah watching the trailers I honestly couldn't tell if the movie was set in the dark ages or in 2018.

@Luciferdesrea 3 года назад

You know...I can't bring myself to care about the inaccuracies. This is a movie that is pure entertainment value, and that's kinda how it was delivered.

@SCPlntrCll096 2 года назад

Here's to us who truly understood what these type of movies are made for

@fionnnellis2117 2 года назад

@@SCPlntrCll096 yes

@ahmadhasif979 2 года назад

What innacuracy did you mean? Holding arrow in shooting hand?

@SCPlntrCll096 2 года назад

@@ahmadhasif979 probably because of the inappropriate outfits The archery techniques are authentic enough for me

@redline841 9 месяцев назад

The one thing they made sure to do right was the archery

@CaffeinatedTimeJumper 4 года назад

"You were a lord, but now you get to be a thief" He made it sound like it's an upgrade LOL!

@kevinforslund52 Месяц назад

It is an upgrade, thieves are stronger, faster and stealthier. "Lords" are living in a happy fairytale world and they have never fought or worked hard a day in their life for what they have

@jamesallenalvarez2409 25 дней назад

@@kevinforslund52unless you are in Fire Emblem, but those are rare.

@kevinforslund52 24 дня назад

@@jamesallenalvarez2409 fire emblem?

@FrazySting 3 года назад

It gets even better knowing Lars Andersen trained Taron in real life for this movie.

@micah_eagle 3 года назад

One thing I really like is how with the strength training, they’re using chains as weight, a lot of people don’t think that chains are good for strength building because they can twist and pinch the skin so it’s hard to use them. But if you find the right way to use them and you use multiple at a time, you get a helluva lot more from it than regular weights or deadweight. When he was pulling the chains he was working multiple muscles at one time, his arms to hold the chains from choking him, his pecs from flexing his arms in that manner, his stomach to make sure he keeps a good form to not injure his back, and his legs from the deadweight he’s dragging.

@aaronkenyon7112 3 года назад

Damn. Thanks for the info man, I'm looking for methods to work on multiple muscles at once instead of one at a time

@jamesadamson8037 4 года назад

Why does the clothing look really modern

@barisbal7782 4 года назад

i guess the movie just dont follow our history

@bluetaigax1747 4 года назад

It is its own world

@jamesadamson8037 4 года назад

@@bluetaigax1747 yeah but it's meant to be based in the past ain't it?

@bluetaigax1747 4 года назад

@@jamesadamson8037 Yes it is BASED but i think the director was focusing on world building approach. I would reccomend you to look at dishonored its a game but youll see what i mean

@jamesadamson8037 4 года назад

@@bluetaigax1747 yeah I've seen that but Robin hood is normally like a medieval story and every other Robin hood TV show and film all have the appropriate style so to me it just dont look right 🤣

@Jacobclarkeconnects 4 года назад

I never knew that this movie even existed, it looks like it was supposed to be a summer blockbuster

@bigMzurythefantatic 4 года назад

It was alright, some cool action sequences

@isabellektunyan1486 4 года назад

I like it cuz it's Taron Egerton

@KarniaQueen1 4 года назад

I liked it. It was a cool modern twist to a classic story

@marqueswilliams345 4 года назад

I think this movie came out in the winter ❄ but hey I could be wrong

@gregglopez8213 4 года назад

It was pretty good.

@peterparker3035 4 года назад

This movie doesn't know what tone it wants to be

@cyan6579 4 года назад

@@EvadeTheGrade Robin Hood Movie Snapped Out Of Confusion! Robin Hoon Music Designer Used "??"

@PredatorH2O 3 года назад

Yeah it did.

@LucrassKelvac 4 года назад

The funny part is, the style of shooting he is using is a real style. The standing shooting with a quiver and drawing the arrow along the left side was only used in formations. However experienced archers, especially Mongolian horse archers fired from the other side. Furthermore, archers who moved allot never used quivers. An archer named Lars Andersen actually uses this EXACT style, he also holds the world record in speed shooting. It's crazy how similar the style this character is using to his RL style xD. Edit: Not really sure why so many of you are getting so angry. The best I can figure it is traditionalists being elitist. I doubt this will change your mind or give you peace, but here is a video that may grant you an insight of the consistency of Lars Anderson's style. _"Doing the IMPOSSIBLE in MEDIEVAL ARCHERY, with Lars Andersen: longbow / warbow"_ by Shadiversity.

@markhernandez8650 4 года назад

yeah no.lars is a street performer at best, nobody in the archery profession takes his advice seriously because of its 90% nonsense with just enough stuff that "sounds right" sprinkled in to make it believable. Dudes got talent but its a performance art, not archery.

@Fox8ball. 4 года назад

@@markhernandez8650 so you can do what Lars does?

@AlessandroOrnielli 4 года назад

@@markhernandez8650 You do know that Lars Andersen was contacted for this film and helped Egerton with his archery skills, right? 'Cause, you know, he actually did that.

@chrismoore1372 4 года назад

Makes for good hollywood

@Tralin 4 года назад

@@markhernandez8650 Trick shooting is still shooting. He's an excellent marksman and can outperform nearly anyone. Doing some fancy moves doesn't devalue his skill.

@Mediafan-t7j 3 года назад

I like this version of Robin Hood a lot. Taron Egerton plays Robin very well. I’m a sucker for training scenes like this, because they show how the hero or heroine becomes so good at taking down the bad guys. Also, I ❤️ the part where John says “Well now, it’s a jacket.”😂😂😂

@icebergwalrus7775 4 года назад

I actually really liked how this movie merged somewhat current era elements into the medieval setting

@vinaykhobrekar384 4 года назад

Looks like they're wearing modern jackets with a little grease and dirt on them to get in the crusade mode, but still they did forgot to put grease and dirt on their 100% Cotton T-shirts merchandise.

@trvpmusic2569 4 года назад

Lmfaoooo

@SteveRogers0768 3 года назад

It’s called creative license and for a fictional character no less.

@optimisticnihilist3417 2 года назад

@@SteveRogers0768 it's trash is what it is.

@gautamnatrajan1990 Месяц назад

@@SteveRogers0768 No, it's called bad costume design and directing.

@AndorRadnai 4 года назад

I don’t think that it’s the point of the movie to be historically accurate. (About a fictional character nonetheless…) It should be fun, which it is. Oh, and the archery is pretty realistic.

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

Oh yeah, and the Slavic draw that Robin's using works amazingly

@AndorRadnai 4 года назад

Derek Bartlett Yes! It’s something I’m desperate to master myself..!

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

@@AndorRadnai luckily it's not too hard to get. I did a tutorial for my channel, called Thinking Outside the Bow.

@AndorRadnai 4 года назад

Medard Venczellak The film..? Lars Andersen was the one who trained them…

@AndorRadnai 4 года назад

Max Payne Well, not really. Seeing as it worked well with the concept of the film, audiences seemed to enjoy it somewhat and the archery is actually rather realistic. And I’m pretty sure that Lars was stoked to train the actors and show the world what he‘s capable of..!

@whoswoo9070 4 года назад

While he does snap the tip of the arrow off, loosing that arrow would likely still kill him

@devinwhite5064 4 года назад

maybe but at this point Robin is unnerved and not thinking clearly. More than likely he'd have messed up the shot.

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

@@devinwhite5064 plus the potential attacker John's posing as could just as easily punch him in the gut or something right after snapping the arrowhead

@diddlenfiddle7311 4 года назад

@@devinwhite5064 all he need do is losen his grip. He can't miss that

@jjonlaw8140 3 года назад

Lmao I died when he broke the arrowhead off and pointed it at his face 😂😂

@Liverpool094 4 года назад

Director: How many accents can you do? Jamie Foxx: Yes!

@devoncones7146 4 года назад

Lmao×20😂😂😂😂😂I'm done😂😂😂😂

@GravityK-b 5 месяцев назад

One of the most rad scenes from a wicked film that actors Targon Egerton and Jammie Foxx really outdid themselves in and captured the true essence of Robin Hood and the historical Medieval Ages setting surrounding the lore of Robin Hood and the passion of what's it's like to embody his life of adventure, fun, drama and action and being an absolute cool lad while firing arrows from rooftops. It's the self introspection that I like the most and the engagement and enjoyment of living through the world of this said person so much that enter a sort of flow state and only focus on his world and almost nothing else. I will consider this to be one of the greatest gems ever made and definitely looking forward to see if the lore could be expanded on it somewhere in the near future.

@francismoriba9963 4 года назад

Jamie fox is the best teacher he is genuinely happy to see robins growth

@chadmitchell2132 3 года назад

the "What else you got?" gets me every time.

@emanemanrus5835 3 года назад

0:11 did he say "OK"? In the medieval england??

@done4482 2 года назад

Forget the inaccuracy of the clothing!! The movie was just down right fun to me! Loved the actors and the action!!

@Fox8ball. 4 года назад

If you know Lars andrsen you can see his influence in the movie

@balinhnguyen97 4 года назад

Fox 8ball Lars trained the actor himself

@danerogan3977 4 года назад

L NB yeah it’s so awesome Lars is amazing. He can shoot 10 arrows in 4 seconds

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

Oh yeah and I owe it to him and the other archery experts involved, really helped and now I can shoot the way Robin does in this film (just not as fast)

@clain4671 4 года назад

@@xSwaghettiYolonesEx which is weird considering robin hood was a british archer, and none of what lars talks is historically accurate regarding western european archerey.

@jb76489 4 года назад

Fox 8ball about as real too

@ianmcnab8751 4 года назад

2:51 best part 🤩 had to rewatch it in slow-mo.

@yourcommentmightnotworksop9987 4 года назад

He was in REALITY trained by the worlds fastest ARROW SHOOTING RU-vidr.

@Chubby_Dumplin Год назад

The way he's just like "Shoot me" And Loxley is like "Beg your Pardon?" 😅

@Yukiwodashite 3 года назад

Actors: Hey director shouldn't we act like we live in a medieval society, at least a bit. Director: *Shrugs* We could also like not.

@kaeolandon-lane3429 3 года назад

pause at 1:35 Now I see why reviews hated the costumes. He's about to have an Abercrombie modelling session.

@fiasco1770 4 года назад

2:26 Never seen this movie and I thought he just put his whole hand inside of burning metal for no reason

@j.fragoso7451 4 года назад

Me too, I had to go back and rewatch it. Turns out he did it for a stupid reason and he should have died of an infection.

@thewizard8032 4 года назад

His hand got cut off earlier in the movie.

@Tetractys72 3 года назад

@@j.fragoso7451 but then again, this is the same movie where he stayed hidden in the hull of a ship for weeks as it sailed back to England with his injury. So it's not exactly realistic.

@Kncperseus 4 года назад

Robin: "Who taught you to shoot?" Yahya: "A German dentist"

@demonhunter199 3 года назад

“You were a Lord now you get to be a thief” Just like any Lord’s dreams.🤣😂

@DerekBartlettBeorn 3 года назад

1:09 and so on till he splits the board; you can see how there's a bit of torque and string twist in his draw hand. That's good, cause doing that keeps the arrow from falling off. I've done that too a bunch of times for testing---along with a bunch of other archers ("Shadiversity", Armin Hirmer, etc.)---and yeah that works. Just takes a bit of adjustment when it comes to aiming and the slightly different way that your muscles are working. But yeah that's pretty easy after a few tries and the shoulder expansion is even smoother. I've drawn back to the ear using the 3 finger grip on the right side and got some tight groupings with it. Definitely give it a try! :D

@khalifasestrada819 4 года назад

Tell me why I didn’t realize Jamie foxx has one hand until the end of the video 😭

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

Well it was wrapped up in dark stained cloth and you only get a couple shots where you can actually see it. So I don't blame ya, I didn't even notice (seeing a few clips before seeing the whole movie) when Robin points to his stump saying "Yeah, you COULD fire two arrows a second" lol

@abhilashsengupta1748 4 года назад

Because he conveniently shifted the amputation throughout the movie. there are scenes where he used left hand and scenes where he used right.

@kevinforslund52 Месяц назад

Cause the movie was to cool, especielly in the scene where Robin and little john meet again and Robin tells him that he couldnt sace his son

@hikari9433 10 месяцев назад

Talking about historical accuracy of clothes in a Robin hood movie is like looking for historical accuracy in a movie with King Arthur and Merlin. There were fictional stories made to inspire the people of the times it was told. There were pretty much the superheroes of the times.

@henok 3 года назад

Yes! We need one more Robin Hood movie. There hasn't been enough of those!

@moniahmcdonald9926 3 года назад

I like that they teamed up together than kill each other

@DerekBartlettBeorn 3 года назад

This is pretty much what I do in the basement all the time now, with MY "street weapon", shooting LARP arrows at boxes, bottles, etc. Last week one of them bounced all the way back to me and next thing I knew it was in my hand. I could barely see it, it was just there and moving so fast, I was like "Whoa...! :D " (I love how they show John knocking Robin's "too slow!" arrows outta the way, especially after seeing the behind-the-scenes stuff with Lars doing the same thing for testing---some of those rubber-headed arrows breaking in the process).

@myerr21 4 года назад

I imagine this is how lars anderson pictures himself in his head.

@victormelendez2332 4 года назад

I saw a video where he was training the Robin Hood actor himself with archery

@DragoonieLad 4 года назад

This movie was good. Yeah, maybe some more development in the story but it’s an overall good watch!🙂

@YallBoiCKenshin 4 года назад

Ikr👍🏻👌🏻

@iMuscle15O6 4 года назад

Indeed

@Justharry19 4 года назад

I agree, I actually enjoyed this movie

@IamKHORNE 4 года назад

it really sucked

@Thefellowmemeguy 3 года назад

@@IamKHORNE opinions exist I respect yours even if I disagree

@brysin1384 4 года назад

I fuckin died when he broke the arrow in his face 🤣🤣

@emmabts3689 4 года назад

*I really liked this coat*😂😂

@griffinwittum5526 Год назад

If you told me this and King Arthur: Legend of the Sword took place in the same universe, I wouldn't even question you.

@Virtuoso876 4 года назад

Everyone just gonna follow and critique the clothing? They could be wearing Gucci and driving a Lamborghini for all I care. I just take in the action.

@Virtuoso876 4 года назад

@rapha7788 I am very serious

@picvajzpikcers 3 года назад

"Who taught you how to shoot arrows, Ray Charles?" "Well, actually...yes."

@GEN47-27 3 года назад

well, Kevin Durant actually

@bassinbilliards6279 4 года назад

Those up close cgi arrows looked amazing 😂

@smiley77777 4 года назад

Jed Farley lmao nooooo wonder something felt off hahahahaha

@pengy44 2 года назад

When he first put the arrow on the right side, the arrow looked funny. A real arrow would have bounced around a little bit but the scene made the arrow fall into place exactly with no bouncing. And some of the draw scenes look off too so I'm sure they sped up some of the scenes for a more dramatic effect. Entertaining nonetheless but not accurate at all.

@kutoro4497 4 года назад

Guys, let's just assume that the time this movie takes place is in a different universe where back then fashion was key. Kinda like the twilight zone.

@BlackRose-hv4ou 4 года назад

0:41 wow i remember paul walker said "too slow" ( Fast & forius 7)

@paperbird4765 3 года назад

Everything is fun until someone pulls out a real gun 😂

@8-ball350 3 года назад

The history nerd in me is hurt by this movie but the sane person who can still enjoy and recognize cool things despite their flaws, in me loves it!!!

@vincatkeller3168 4 года назад

Give me that relic, it’s firewood

@ashiljohn 4 года назад

I suppose I could just imagine that this takes place in an alternate universe where the fashion industry was 500 years ahead of its time...

@jasonwu5758 2 года назад

Look at KD in a multiverse, so inspirational!

@Silver-rm6dr 4 года назад

Me: Cool Nice clothes Also Me: *REALIZE* *TIME TRAVELER'S*

@ljevans3156 3 года назад

I don’t know why people don’t like this movie I thought the story was great though I respect people opinion

@lekorow3919 4 года назад

He sounds like Denis from Far Cry 3. Damn that nostalgia

@pkphantom 3 года назад

1:16 Between being able to teach an idiot how to do that in such a short amount of time and said idiot DOING that for the first time, the both of them were REALLY feeling themselves after he split that board in half, lol

@darkscorpion6534 4 года назад

Finally a movie that shows how archers used to shoot. All these modern shooters bows' are set up wrong. Holding it with the left hand, yet putting the arrow on the left side which wastes time...

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

yeah it takes a bunch of extra movements which is one reason I haven't used the Mediterranean draw for a while (when I do, I grab it just above the fletching, or by the nock, and thread it through). The weave method is good though it can be tricky to not jab yourself or the bow. These days I favor the Slavic draw that's used in this movie, except with two fingers under the arrow for a cleaner shot than with three.

@joelibrary7359 4 года назад

They are not set up wrong. They are designed for static target shooting. If you rest the arrow on the right side of the bow, you need to draw the bow using your thumb so the arrow doesnt fall off. This is practical if you are on a horse or on the move while shooting but does not have any benefits in target archery.

@darkscorpion6534 4 года назад

@@joelibrary7359 you can call it what you want, and act like modern rules are the correct way. But the way modern shooters do it wastes time from a combat perspective. The olden day archers were insanely fast and accurate with their shots. It most likely took way more skill to learn to shoot that way.

@delcat8168 4 года назад

@@darkscorpion6534 You obviously know nothing about medieval archery. A reasonable rate of shooting would be about 10-12 arrows a minute. No point shooting faster if you only have 20 arrows! (I make bows, 150 pounds Yew warbow is the heaviest I've made. I've shot a 100 pound Elm bow and sent an arrow 341 yards from a wooden bow)

@darkscorpion6534 4 года назад

@@delcat8168 Dude, your point is valid, but I wasnt really referring to medieval archers. (Badasses in their own right) but I'm referring more to the faster shooters such as the mongol horse archers etc. (I dont know the names of many different types of archers), and other ancient archers from different dynasties who lived centuries before the medieval times.

@michaelwestmoreland2530 2 года назад

That guy does likable cocky /real/ well.

@davidwang8703 4 года назад

never knew this movie existed until i was on the plane :D

@andrew_yuen 4 года назад

Same but for me it was a cruise ship

@zacwengerd5140 4 года назад

Um its a made over old Robin hood 🎥 from the past

@Hey_its_0nyx 3 года назад

I like the emphasis on Fantasy by the use of Modern day looking clothes and the use of modern speaking. Really feels like you’re watching that story book your ma read you when you were a kid

@goofybad 3 года назад

If this was a post-apocalyptic take on Robin Hood instead this would have made the movie much more enjoyable.

@kayzanetakos7818 5 месяцев назад

Haven't seen this movie yet, but I highly recommend watching it.

@christopherrobinson3104 4 года назад

Hands down the best Robin hood movie I have ever seen

@grant8653 Год назад

Jamie Foxx is like I CAN SHOW YOU A WORLD!

@tortagsame279 4 года назад

My name is Robin.....(arrow theme plays)

@Accentrick Год назад

2:27 Why would he put his cut off arm into a cylindrical teapot? Wouldn't a hook be better? Literally anything else would be better than the flat bottom of a metal jar on his arm.

@leonitasmaximus4004 4 года назад

Love that Little John was wearing a table cloth earlier but then was telling Robin his Coat was too much. lol

@gingyrue 3 года назад

if they made it this dystopian flick it would've made more sense

@agentmcguffin7966 4 года назад

I think most people miss that this wasn't supposed to be historically accurate. It was mostly just a cool combination of an old story and modern elements to give you the feel of what was happening

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

YES! Exactly, THANK YOU someone gets it

@JohnWick-nf1sp 3 года назад

"Give me that relic, it's firewood."

@LoriWolfcat 4 года назад

Django: Retirement Awesome teacher!

@BlueSkyCountry Год назад

You KNOW that we are living in the best timeline when Django is playing Lars Andersen in a cyberpunk medieval action movie. 😂

@dazta6738 3 года назад

Just goes to show that in order to lead, you have to be led first. I love this scene 👍

@jamesfair9751 Год назад

Ahhh yeah Eggsy learned how to bow now !!! He’s truly unstoppable

@AUSSIETAIPAN 4 года назад

They even gave him Morgan Freemans freckles.

@fair2guy 4 года назад

"We train hard! But first, lets stop at Walmart for some long sleeves."

@m1dos391 4 года назад

yes he has an infinity bow, so he never runs out of arrows

@LeviR34 4 года назад

That's a good bow to have.

@smrtymrty 5 месяцев назад

I like that John knew that Rob's bow was too slow, had the forethought to steal a better bow, but still had Rob shoot targets with his old bow just so he could insult him about his speed.

@TheRagingbull4136 4 года назад

Even with the inaccuracies, this film was still pretty enjoyable to watch.

@Takelma581 4 года назад

That last shot tho lol

@madeupfacts7083 4 года назад

Why did John gave those chains to Robin? Because he is UNCHAINED.

@Maddy47 2 года назад

The music in this film was awesome.....amazing background score by Joseph Trapanese!

@DerekBartlettBeorn 3 года назад

*The visit from Marian was unexpected. It drove John and I to move up our plans. But what Friar Tuck told the Sheriff was true. Robin of Loxley was finally home from war. And he's just beginning...*

@heru-deshet359 2 года назад

Another film that changes the tale of Robin hood.

@taufanaugusta8884 3 года назад

2:24 Putting amputated forearm to a hot metal? What did he expect, to the metal and the forearm to fuse? That's just ridiculous.

@sebastianemond5313 3 года назад

Ever seen Man with the Iron Fists (2012)? They showed a similar method of fusing metal to amputated forearms, only in that one, RZA's character had learned to master his chi to bring the metal limbs he forged to life as living metal prosthetics. But hey, it's a *fantasy,* so of course it will be ridiculous.

@danilima6970 2 года назад

I think It would work better If was some sort of gaunlet

@kevinforslund52 Месяц назад

Its not redicolous, the whole point of it and i guarrantie that hes fully aware of it is to put that metal thing on. Hes not a f*cking idiot. Hes a highly trained war veteran. Now its not just a stump but a thing with a metal thing on

@srikarsgs22 2 года назад

The BGM suits the action sequence perfectly 🔥

@ephemispriest8069 4 года назад

This looks better than the reviews.

@DerekBartlettBeorn 4 года назад

oh it is

@cianbarry9207 3 года назад

I like this take on Robin Hood adds it's own flair and take on the story

@D.M.S. 4 года назад

It's like the screenwriter of the story wrote a DnD campaign and the director was too stupid to notice the difference to real history.

@johnnyjoestar7143 2 года назад

I remember watching this in theatres and me and my friend were the only people in the entire room. I thought it was a fun movie btw, I did watch more classic Robin Hood as a child but I wasn't looking for anything deep or traditional. Just a fun time. I can't believe it had a loss of 80 million though wow, no wonder we were the only two in the room. I didn't even know it existed until we just randomly saw it walking past the theatre.