2. I haven't seen the familiar Robin Hood legend at all. It turns out that 150 minutes is just a prequel of Robin Hood, and the fat version of Robin Hood is far from the image of the robber in my mind.
3. The noble lady (or widow) Marianne can even charge into battle in armor and armor.
4. Robin Hood is famous for his archery, but there are not a few shots of archery in the film (except for the rain of arrows by soldiers)
5. The green forest hero who resisted the government turned out to be a national hero who defends his homeland and the country, especially his generosity about freedom The words, indeed, can not help but remind people of Wallace in "Braveheart".
6. Robin Hood's son who pretended to be an old nobleman and returned from a 10-year expedition didn't arouse anyone's suspicion and suspicion. Did everyone who saw his real son die 10 years ago?
7. Britain began to formulate the Magna Carta from the beginning of the 13th century to limit royal power, protect private power, and strengthen legal power, and we have been strengthening monarchical power, weakening legal power, and eliminating private power again and again until the 20th century. The reason behind?
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