Little John Kevin Durand and Will Scarlet Scott Grimes , make merry with some local wenches again no details are seen and Friar Tuck Mark Addy has a good recipe for turning honey into an intoxicating brew. Although a romance does begin to develop between our hero and heroine, sexual liaisons do not. Fortunately profanities are nearly extinct in this period film. A single mild expletive and use of Christian deity are all that is heard.
Focusing on the back-story of how Robin Longstride became Robin the Hood, he is portrayed here as more of a national hero than a man determined to level the social classes of rich and poor. Fighting for liberty and the good of his country, the hero manages to present himself as a man with reasonable ethics and morals. Violence with bows and arrows, knives, axes and swords are the primary issue with this film.
Battle scenes depict men being shot down with hundreds of arrows. Close-ups show men being drenched with hot liquid, cut down with swords, and hit with knives and axes. Some of these scenes also depict blood, especially one battle on a beach where the ocean begins to take on a red hue. Two other sequences depict an impaling and a decapitation, but neither is shown. A scene with a married man in bed with another woman he claims his wife is unable to bear a child includes some activity, along with back and shoulder nudity.
A group of men ogle women in a tavern and sexual relations are implied when we see the men and women appear together the next morning. A woman is held captive and about to be raped, but as she lifts her dress she kicks her attacker and gets away. Language is limited to one profanity and one term of Christian deity.
A friar brews an alcoholic beverage that many people drink to the point of intoxication. An opening quote in the film states, "When the law oppresses people, the outlaw takes his place in history.
Do you see an outlaw as someone who fights against an oppressive government or as a criminal? As presided over by the MPAA, and confirmed over at Box Office Mojo , Mowgli has received a PG rating for "intense sequences of action violence including bloody images, and some thematic elements", while Robin Hood has also landed a PG rating for "extended sequences of violence and action, and some suggestive references.
Look for them all in theaters on October 19th. As he learns the often harsh rules of the jungle, under the tutelage of a bear named Baloo and a panther named Bagheera, Mowgli becomes accepted by the animals of the jungle as one of their own.
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Robin Hood Movie review by Jeffrey M. Anderson , Common Sense Media. Sloppy, violent adventure does little for classic legend. PG minutes. Rate movie. Watch or buy. Based on 20 reviews. Based on 17 reviews. Get it now Searching for streaming and purchasing options Common Sense is a nonprofit organization. Your purchase helps us remain independent and ad-free. Get it now on Searching for streaming and purchasing options X of Y Official trailer. Did we miss something on diversity? Suggest an update Robin Hood Your privacy is important to us.
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Adult Written by mmainwar September 27, Several rape references, very violent, and just a bad movie There is an unmissable and graphic description of little boys being violently abused including being raped by broomsticks.
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