In true Mel Brooks style, a laugh a minute. Using amusing social commentaries and slapstick comedy. Terrific and funny although the humor is quite sarcastic but when one knows the type of humor, it is by far one of the funniest movies of all time.

Funny. I always watch this movie if I need a laugh.

Um... Wow! I'm in awe, this movie was terrific, quotable, action-y... Wow! I'm not 100% certain I've ever seen a better parody than this!

Robin Hood: Men In Tights is one of those films you can watch again and again. Mel Brooks does a fantastic job of providing parodies of hit films at the time of it's release, most prominently the 'Prince of Theives' Robin Hood Title.
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Robin Hood: Men In Tights is one of those films you can watch again and again. Mel Brooks does a fantastic job of providing parodies of hit films at the time of it's release, most prominently the 'Prince of Theives' Robin Hood Title.

Cary Elwes is very well cast as Robin of Loxley, and he pulls off a pretty good English accent throughout the film (as he indeed mentions at one point). The rest of the cast make up the plot well, particularly Blinkin' - the Loxley Family's blind servant. Both he and Rabbi Tuckman, played by Mel Brooks himself, are simply there for comedy purposes and due to the fact that Brooks wanted to be a part of his own film. It turns out that these two characters are probably the most likeable as they provide a large portion of the laughs.

Depending on your taste you may find that Robin Hood: Men In Tights quickly becomes a part of your top 10 favourite films, but for any comedy fan this is definately worth watching at least once.