Robin des Bois d'à peu près Alexandre Dumas

After escaping from a Saracen prison, Robin of Locksley returns to England to find his father murdered and his lands in the hands of the corrupt Sheriff of Nottingham. He gathers a band of outlaws in Sherwood Forest to wage a guerrilla war against the Sheriff and his Norman allies, ultimately aiming to restore King Richard the Lionheart to the throne. Robin finds love with Maid Marian and a loyal friend in Azeem, a Moorish magician who accompanied him from the Holy Land.

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves was a commercial success, grossing over $390 million worldwide, but received mixed reviews from critics. While audiences enjoyed the action and Costner's performance, critics often cited the film's length, uneven tone, and departure from historical accuracy as drawbacks. Despite the mixed critical reception, the film became a popular favorite, particularly for its memorable score and Robin Hood's heroic portrayal.

• Praised for its exciting action sequences and Kevin Costner's charismatic performance as Robin Hood.
• Criticized for its excessive length and departure from the traditional Robin Hood lore.
• The film's score and the chemistry between the lead actors were often highlighted as positive aspects.

Google audience: Audiences generally found the film to be an entertaining and action-packed adventure with a strong lead performance. Many enjoyed the spectacle and the classic tale's modern adaptation, though some felt it was a bit long.

Kevin Costner reportedly insisted on performing many of his own stunts, including riding horses at high speeds and swinging from vines, despite concerns from the stunt coordinator.