best scene in the movie robin hood

[petrcal]

Making movies making music and fight aroud the world!!!

[hhamaildk]

That maybe, but this entire Robin Hood interpretation sucks....an obvious hope of turning into a TV series

[SuspenseSmith]

Not quite a head shot... but it'll do. lol

[nower56]

@lakoweb Be quiet froggy. No one cares

[Kirbstomp8]

i knew watching this video there would be arrow to the knee jokes

[canaanclb]

i was a part of that french invasion force, but then i took an arrow to the knee XD

[Abdullakartoev]

i think robin was think wtf did i realy just hitt that

[111111hakar]

am ii the only one seeing ww2 landing craft in the middle ages

[KilleroyCZ]

@111111hakar yes, you are

[Mutedmouth]

This might sound pretty random to you, but what does Yeoman actually mean? That are Archers, right, scuse me asking, im not english :D

[Orcling]

This shot should have been impossible or a one in a thousand chance. The arrow was wet, the bowstrings were wet, everything was wed. And coasts are usually windy.

[aicdethfan84]

@Orcling true, but it Robin Fuckin Hood!

[EGRJ]

Don't bowstrings stop working when wet?

[Nasoj0Tnek]

My name is robin hood of loxley, leader of the men in tights, giver to the poor, taker from the rich, and I will hit my target in this life or the next...

[livinglegend01]

That bow must have been made by the elves you know..

[BarnabasFrid]

wait... where was Claude Rains?

[rudsonaldomingues]

essa ñ e e a melhor e a unica sena que eu gostei

nesse filme ele ate erra um tiro acerta o rosto

[OsirisBlades]

what was Robin's longbow made of, I heard it was Willow but I think it is Ash. But i thought that nearly all medieval bows was made of Yew. I don't know but i got this from my grandfather :P

[wigster600]

Robin hood was actually a friend of king John's and they both had a row over a chess game and Robin hit the king over the head with the board, so the king banished him and he most likely became an outlaw, the rest is just fiction.

[TheCJisInsane]

now that is skill, not only is he taking into account the distance and the angle...he's also considering that the feathers are wet and how that will affect his shot

[WARnerSpec]

@aa3gunner

Longbow > Sniper

[TOMBuster13]

Strongbow Gold, the explosive tatse of nature'

[GreenDay3213]

Its kinda crazy that archers back then could actually pull something off like that

[richardworthtucker]

Was that Robin Hood who had his mouth wide open and was in the water in the very beginning of when it started and was that Prince John or the Sheriff of Nottingham he shot?

[1262561]

@richardworthtucker

robin was the one in the water with his mouth open at the start and he shot an sir godfree an english knight who turned traitor and swore new allegience to king phillip of france

[riderfox01]

5 people got neck shot by robin hood

[aa3gunner]

Longbow > old musket

[knight72347]

Actually Russell Crowe asked me to that shot for him,

yuk yuk I'm so funny

[R3XER]

0:31

[snekutis741]

arrow hits neck* puts on sun glasses*

you got robin hooded

[anthlocal]

I know this film is the closest to historically correct, to date at least, but is no one else a little frustrated that, although they got the arrow heads correct (long bodkins - well done by the way, fair play) they couldnt get the bows right. Tradtional longbows were at least 4 inches thick in radius at the centre. It takes a machine of a man to draw a traditional english longbow of 120Ib. Thats firepower that can contend with some of todays modern weaponry.

[lakoweb]

@anthlocal

"this film is the closest to historically correct"

Are you fucking kidding me?! I won't even go into details, but at this time England was nothing more than a French colony. The English Royal Court (Plantagenet) was of French-Norman ancestry, just like most of the nobles, and were ALL speaking FRENCH only. Richard Lionheart couldn't speak a word of English, and he's now burried in France.

[primevaltimes]

@lakoweb you can't expect hollywood to get every possible detail right. That is the mistake most people make. You should take the movie seriously because the director took it seriously.

[lakoweb]

@primevaltimes

Those are not details, but major historical lies. The traditional Hollywood's French bashing can't always be an excuse for historical inaccuracy. Our kids are growing up watching this crap, taking those lies for facts.

[lakoweb]

@anthlocal

At least but not last, King Philip of France and Richard often slept in the same bed. They grew up together, went through an intense friendship and probably much more. Robin Hood was most likely of French ancestry as well. This movie is a concentration of lie from the beginning to the end in order to fulfil this good old anti-French fantasy (hollywood always need vilains, and depending on the era, they'll be either Russian, German or French). Fuck that.

[Mugenloserhead]

@lakoweb Fail...

"At least but not last"? This comment 4 weeks ago was the LAST thing you said, then you say "...but not last"?

o.O

[therarkid]

Ouch!

[richardworthtucker]

Which Robin Hood movie was this from because there's many more than just one?

[CodSnipz]

@richardworthtucker the most recent 2010

[DJAGameing]

best quote ever from the film...KING ."so what would you have me do?...hmm?....castle for every man?"

Robin Hood: "every englishmans home is his castle"

[canadiengamer101]

Did anyone find it amusing that when the antagonist is hit through the throat, he jerks an awkward movement while his horse groans?

[christ8per]

BOOM HEADSHOT !!

[BigMek456]

The best scene was when the soup guy killed King Richard.

[lakoweb]

@BigMek456

This movie is a lie. No "soup guy" ever killed Richard, but a regular young soldier. His name is Bertran de Gurdun. He had shot Richard the Lionheart with a crossbow although Richard wasn't mortally wounded by the arrow. A surgeon known as "butcher" by Hoveden, removed the bolt while carelessly mangling Richard's arm in the process. The wound became gangrenous and on April 6 of 1199, Richard died in the arms of his mother. Fuck hollywood and its never ending French bashing.

[BigMek456]

@lakoweb I know, but its still funny.

[eminrz]

agree, this is the best scene. and also when Robin dances with his lady and @women of ireland@ sounds!

[stoogeofstooges1]

I have to say, the best scene for me is either when they are all in the brothel and getting drunk and trying to pick out women (I'M GONNA MAKE YOU SMILE!), or the scene where they come back from stealing the grain, see below:

Friar Took: "The grain 'ill sprout and I'll claim its a miracle. Those "Churchies" in York will never deny a miracle."

[roccoco1974]

Partly agree! I think the best scene is the dance with Marion on the celtic music The women of Ireland

[roccoco1974]

FINISH HIM !!!



[incodan1]

Epic..

[embrenn365]

What a boss

[LegoRanger105]

you have no idea how long ive been looking for this :))) thx for uploading

[pimnas]

FATALITY

[CodSnipz]

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[CaliforniaSun3]

isn't he supposed to bleed to death? (legend)

[TheRedronn]

Cool scene, but the movie sucks.

[wintersnoob]

Shitt movie.

[Lenny66692]

@wintersnoob Because you are a french infidel!

[wintersnoob]

@Lenny66692 Lol, that's offensive! I'm no french, you dirty english!

[BIGUNKboy]

@wintersnoob And its coming from a swedish guy. ( Gay ).

[neubtuber]

@BIGUNKboy lol from a brittish

[BIGUNKboy]

@neubtuber No i meant hes swedish check hes profile

[bookercreator]

i spent over an hour looking for this THANKS!!!

[waffleworld94]

Ooh! what was the soundtrack for this scene? Do you know it? Whoever sung for this movie has an amazing voice! >.<

[CodSnipz]

@YourUnderworld deffo man, wen i saw it i was like omg russel crowe your such a dude!

[sevenSouled]

THKIAOLE

[HDnoremac]

fuckin badass!;)