Costner’s accent and acting in this film nearly destroyed this film; but the scenery, and supporting actors made up for that faux pas.

It always bugged me that Costner never just said, Hey, I saved your son's life, maybe that's worth the toll to cross the river?

Alan Rickman stole this movie from Costner.

Unlike other Robin Hood’s, I can speak with an English accent.

This was the very best Robin Hood.

Popular films that were considered bad in the 90’s but hold up way better than anything made in the last 20 years.

loved this movie as a kid

"There was a rich man from Nottingham who tried to cross the river... What a dope; he tripped on a rope! Now look at him shiver!"

Best Robin Hood movie was with Errol Flynn in 1938. A masterpiece.

This movie smells like childhood... They dont make em like this no more

I love this Robin Hood Film with Kevin Costner❤❤❤

A roll is a roll and a toll is a toll if we don't get no tolls we don't eat no rolls

One of my all-time favourite films. When Geocities was a thing, I built a huge website about this film with every morsel of info about it you could think of. I actually went to the same school as one of the writers/producers (Pen Densham), although many years after he did. I exchanged a few emails with him a couple of years back and he sent me a free ebook he’d put together about writing a screenplay.

The guy who can't swim, terrified of water, send him out to fight.

Filmed at Aysgarth Falls in the Yorkshire Dales between Leyburn and Hawes.

One of my all-time favorite movies and one of my all-time favorite scenes. This is probably the first fight scene that I ever fell in love with

i have such a good memories of this movie as a kid.

Impressive English accent Kevin!

If only we all could settle our differences with a little water pole.

Such a brilliant movie, an amazing cast and shot in some stunning places!