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Ryder Picture Company
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He was no hero.
Grappling with his past after a life of crime and murder, Robin Hood finds himself gravely injured after a battle he thought would be his last. In the hands of a mysterious woman, he is offered a chance at salvation.
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Sep 6, 2026 · via TMDB
"Robin" (Hugh Jackman) has entered into a sort of solitary retirement, living from a cave and spurning - or worse - any companionship. Then his old pal from the green wood, "Little John" (Bill Skarsgård) turns up seeking his help to reclaim a farm he stole from it's rightful owner years ago so he can reunite with his wife and daughter. That goes smoothly enough, but they don't reckon on the power of old grudges and barely has the sun set on their murderous achievements than the whole place is afire and the wounded "Robin" has been conveyed to an island priory run by "Sister Brigid" (Jodie Comer) and a leper (Murray Bartlett). Prudence dictates that he'd best assume a pseudonym and so "Randolph" is left to recover under her tender cares, but when a young girl arrives, the leper delivers him some home truths and then the enigmatic young "Arthur" (Noah Jupe) arrives with an eye injury, we realise that grievances run deep and that his secret cannot last for long. Indeed, can he? Now this is as far a cry from Errol and Kevin Costner as you're ever going to get, but that needn't have mattered if it had focused a little better on a more substantial story. Instead, it immerses us in an admittedly plausible environment of mud and dirt and brutal weaponry, but it doesn't explain just how we got from the acclaimed "Robin Hood" of legend to this depressed and introspective, almost thuggish, character who appears to have a surfeit of baggage and whose friend "John" will stop at nothing to obtain a stale loaf of bread. Comer seems to have run for cover a little here taking refuge in her early scenes from "The White Princess" (2017) and the second half of the film, including the rather insubstantial contribution from the underused Jupe, descends into something altogether too melancholic. Jackman does impress though, confirming his long established versatility, and there is no doubt that this illustrates a far more realistic Plantagenet England than Hollywood or Pinewood ever have, but in the end I felt it gloomy, plodding and crying out for Enya to come and sing us an haunting ballad. I would still suggest watching on a big screen though, the photography and production design are stylish and really do benefit from a cinema screening, but otherwise I left disappointed.
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Hugh Jackman
Robin Hood
Jodie Comer
Sister Brigid
Bill Skarsgård
Little John
Murray Bartlett
The Leper
Noah Jupe
Arthur / Godwyn
Jade Croot
Wainwright
Faith Delaney
Little Margaret
Tabitha Smyth
Sarah
Beau Thompson
Hob
Alfie Lawless
Hendrie
Asher de Silva
Moshe
Elijah Ungvary
Hairy Kinsman
Clive Russell
Elderfather
Maggie Hayes
Hendrie's Grandmother
Richie Wilson
Godwyn Senior
Sean Flanigan
Hairstylist
Brendan Gunn
Dialect Coach
Lee Briggs
Executive Visual Effects Producer
Adam Behan
Stunts
Richie Wilson
Stunts
Michael Sarnoski
Director
Tom Poole
Colorist
Andrew Mondshein
Editor
Nina Gold
Casting
Michael Sarnoski
Executive Producer
Aaron Ryder
Producer
Hugh Jackman
Producer
Jim Ghedi
Original Music Composer
Malcolm Humphreys
Visual Effects Supervisor
Michael Sarnoski
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