Movie Review -- Robin Hood, Prince Of Theives

In this movie review, I talk about Kevin Costner's movie, "Robin Hood, Prince Of Theives." This movie has an all star cast, including Kevin Costner,
Morgan Freeman, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Christian Slater, Alan Rickman, Mike McShane, Brian Blessed, Nick Brimble, Soo Drouet, Geraldine McEwan, Daniel Peacock, Michael Wincott, Walter Sparrow and Harold Innocent.

I talk about how in this movie, Bryan Adams has one of his hit singles: "Everything I Do, I Do It For You," which plays at the end of the movie and is a really great song that goes really well with this movie. I ALMOST said "All For Love," which is Bryan Adam's song for "The 3 Musketeers" in this video, but I catch myself before I make the blooper.

I also talk about how every time I see Alan Rickman in the "Harry Potter" movies, I think of Alan from THIS movie, because this is the first movie that I remember seeing Alan Rickman in, although now, Alan is best known for playing Professor Severus Snape. Alan Rickman also looks really good in this movie, but he plays the "Sherriff of Nottingham."

I also discuss that I have been to Nottingham, England with school and I talk about how the streets there are all named Robin Hood related names as well. (The streets have names like "Little John Drive," "Robin Hood Lane," "Maid Marion Street," etc.)

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[moviesandghosties]

@starsfury I attended King's College in Kensington & Chelsea.

[starsfury]

There's 'Maid Marian Way' but the other street names you mention I've never heard of. It's usually our local pubs that are named after the characters, like my locals, 'Friar Tuck' and 'Robin Hood and Little John'. Which school did you work at?