In the Brandon Fibbs Book of Movieisms it is stated: “A bad film is not the worst kind of film. A bad film is simply bad. It does not aspire to be anything better. But a film with potential to be great that squanders its promise by either action or inaction is a far more [...]

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This review first appeared in The Colorado Springs Gazette. To read this review at its original source, click here.
Robin Hood opens with a series of olde tyme title cards, the sort you’d see in the Errol Flynn version of the story. This thoughtful esthetic throwback, occurring in the first seconds of the film, is where [...]

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