Disney's Robin Hood is more than a kid's film. It's a work of art. This animated film is based on the original Robin Hood story, only replaced with animals to make the movie look interesting. The story is somewhat the same as the original. Robin...
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Disney's Robin Hood is more than a kid's film. It's a work of art. This animated film is based on the original Robin Hood story, only replaced with animals to make the movie look interesting. The story is somewhat the same as the original. Robin Hood (played as a fox) takes from the rich and gives to the poor, really. In this movie, he takes the rich from a greedy king that sucks his thum a lot after he says "Oh Mommy!", which gives a movie a good sense-of-humor to the story. The wierdest thing about the movie is it's told by a rooster that poses as a minstrel (a person who plays a stringed instrument). The movie's animation is old, but artistic nonetheless. The theme of turning actual characters into animals is somewhat interesting and makes the movie more kid-friendly (hence the G-rating certified by the MPAA), but this movie still has a medieval fantasy theme to it. You got animals with swords, bows, flails, and all that crap put together, but that's what makes this movie fun. The movie is a musical classic, which makes the movie more like the musical play of Redwall. If you've seen the original Robin Hood movie (not this one), this one is more interesting than the other, but so what. I mean you can't resist. In the end, Robin Hood is one of the most innovative animated classics of all time. If you're into the fantasy genre and somehow like musicals, this is the movie for you.