Van is awesome, he needs to be in more of the rewatchable series.

Best quote that I still use all of the time: "You whine like a mule. You are still alive." Excellent!

I watch every rewatchable in which Van is included...He is awesome 👌🏽 👏🏾 👍🏽

This movie was huge in my country... I remember my parents carrying me to the cinema..it was packed! I loved it!!!

So glad you guys did this movie. One of my favorites, especially of my childhood.

You three missed a great "that guy": Michael Wincott who plays Guy Of Gisbourne. "Well, Locksley...welcome home. KILL HIM!" He was in Born On The 4th Of July, he played Paul Rothchild in The Doors, then he was in the 1993 Three Musketeers movie you guys referenced, The Crow, Strange Days, Alien: Resurrection, Metro, The Diving Bell And The Butterfly, Hitchcock in which he played serial killer Ed Gein, and he was on Westworld where he played Old Bill. He's one of the greatest "that guys" of all time.

The overture was also used in the opening of the 1992 World Series

I was just thinking about this movie yesterday. I’ve seen it like 50 times and know it line by line but I’m still fully engaged every time I watch. No, Kevin Costner doesn’t speak with an English accent like Cary Elwes, but he’s still an awesome Robin Hood. And apparently Alan Rickman basically did improv the whole time because he thought the script for the Sheriff was horrible. He killed it. RIP

Robin Hood Men in Tights is a staple in our home, my daughter and I watch it every year. I don’t think we could have had it if this movie didn’t blow up

"Guess what Alan Rickman almost blew Costner off the screen"? What almost? Rickman totally blew him off the screen!

1:12:00 Modern day version: have you seen Robyn Hood out of Canada?!? Dude!!

Greatest quotes and they miss the best "Get up. Move Faster" I've used more times than I can count to cut through the BS.

I remember how big of deal this movie was, people including myself, were so excited for it; the theater erupted in cheers when Connery came on screen. And yes, the theme song and video were inescapable for a long time.

I am so on Van's level. My love knows no bounds for this film. Ages like a fine wine.

Shocking that they never made a sequel with the main cast returning, a charismatic new villain, and even Connery having a real supporting role. It would have been a massive success. Alan Rickman and Morgan Freeman are incredible in this.

The Connery moment....I saw this in the theaters with my parents and I was 11. He saw Connery...I got and said" Oh My God it's sean Connery." Mom was trying to shut me up. Dad was laughing. Two chick's behind kept giggling for a few minutes. Funniest movie thing I ever have done.

This was the first age appropriate movie my dad took me to. Unforgiven at 11 was a swing and a miss.

I feel like Air Force One is the last movie where Harrison Ford was still Harrison Ford

1:18:45 holy shit van just slipped "craig david" in there and it was the funniest thing in the pod.

No mention of Disney, Errol Flynn or Crowe version... I thought when you talked about how no one cares about RH any more you would have talked about them. Love seeing the pods!

Guys. It’s time. Carlitos Way.

Love Van Lathan, went back and re-listened to Van and Jemeles Wire pod recently

For the Rickman versus Costner concept, I think it is simply that Rickman had a much better character with which to work.

The parody of this movie Robin Hood: Men in Tights is an even better movie.

Kevin Costner got paid 7.5 million dollars for the film and he sure as hell earned it given its huge success. American western actors could always do Robin Hood if they wanted to. Robin Hood movies are essentially English Westerns . Errol Flynn also did a few westerns after doing Robin Hood to huge success in 1938. The success of the Costner version was just a marketing tour de force from Warner Brothers.

Impossible to stress how big of a “date” movie this was, right up until it was at Blockbuster.

Costners apex mountain is Tin Cup...

The opening title music is unironically great. No other opinion on this movie.

The 1991 Patrick Bergin/Uma Thurman version was MUCH better than the Costner version. Dude, it's got freakin Juergen Prochnow in it! Though we always love Morgan Freeman.

Van is awesome

Robin..of Locksly Rickman was hilarious.

I remember watching the scene where you see Kevin’s butt when he is skinny seeping , I was like…am I gay? Sadly I learned I was not gay, just in love with Kevin Costner.

1:19:35 Craig thinks Taylor Swift's music is genius btw

Hey, non-american here. Whats's with the "you think you're better than me?" bit? Is it a Boston thing?

34:45 1:15:25 Not Wayne Jenkins but just as good

"This is like Ben Affleck doing Batman" - he nailed that role so settle down.

Yeah but... Okay, there are horses, and bows and arrows, check check for Costner. BUT... English accent? Hmmm.

Everyone was really great in this movie. But Kevin Costner. I'm not that crazy about his movies. Most of them are too long. He made a lot of westerns over the years. Between this, The Untouchables and Bull Durham are about the only Kevin Costner movies, I actually will watch. I was thinking about watching the one with Russell Crowe and Cate Blanchett. BTW! I recently rewatched L.A. Confidential. You guys should cover it on an episode.

Why a spoon, cousin?

when are they gonna do a princess bride rewatchables? 😂

Corey Feldman as Robin Hood lol, he would have wanted robin to be like Michael Jackson, moonwalking across Sherwood

Val Kilmer would have been a mess as Robin, but he’d have been a solid Prince John if that character was included in this version.

This is the best Robin Hood movie ever made!

They make a great point about freeman disappearing im not a very pickey person but i CANNOT STAND when they do this in films happens way more then you would think it does usually because of behind the scenes stuff and about stuff expiring i would agree with robin hood except lots of people my age (early 20s) know the disney film i know about leave it to beaver and flintstones actually my favorite cartoon but you're right id say 75 percent my age wouldn't 👌..

This is not a rewatchable, but good pod!

There hasnt been a hood flick in a while. I think you should do paid in full

How dare you talk about Air Force One iconic film

Please do Blade Runner Review Bill !!!

Oh man, I gotta watch this again. I just watched the Ridley Scott one (the casting of the villains is so damn good, and Max Von Sydow and Danny Huston are both fun), and I guiltily liked the stupid-ass Taron Egerton film. But it’s been years and years since I watched Prince of Thieves, and I need a Rickman fix. Shit I gotta watch the Young Guns flicks again, too.

Imagine Colin Firth playing Jesse James.

dont know why people disliked this. movie is awesome

Do "The Other Guys" please

I really like this RH, but I do think the Russell Crowe version is much better

Men in tights better

Not enough witch talk

One of the worst gratuitous F-bombs in movie history.

How tf is this a rewatchable? 😂Running out of ideas?

Ben Affleck was a great Batman but he was in not great movies!!! He gave more to Batman than Christian Bale if you really look at it 💯💯💯

Tweak much 😅😂🤣😂

War of the Worlds is definitely not a rewatchable. Sorry.

Are y’all really not aware that Morgan Freeman has a reputation for being extremely creepy towards young girls on set?

This movie is not rewatchable, never was and has now aged poorly like many 80/90s medieval/fantasy movies.

Not even a top 3 Robin Hood movie.

I hate this

Just watched Robin Hood in order to watch this episode 🫡