Category: Action/Adventure Robin Hood is a classic character that has been portrayed in countless films and television shows. This collection includes six different versions of the character, each with its own unique take on the legend. The first version, simply titled "Robin Hood," is a 1973 film starring Sean Connery as the titular hero. The movie follows Robin Hood as he robs the rich and gives to the poor in order to fight against tyranny and oppression. It's an action-packed adventure that features thrilling swordfights, daring escapes, and even a little romance. "Robin Hood: The Rebellion," released in 2018, is another take on the character. This version stars Jamie Foxx as Robin Hood, who leads a group of rebels against the corrupt Sheriff of Nottingham. The movie features plenty of action and adventure, but also delves into the political and social issues of the time period. "Robin Hood: Men In Tights," released in 1994, is a comedic take on the character. Starring Mel Gibson as Robin Hood, the movie follows him as he tries to save England from an invading army while also dealing with his own personal problems. It's a fun and lighthearted film that features plenty of humor and action. "The Adventures of Robin Hood," released in 1936, is another classic version of the character. Starring Errol Flynn as Robin Hood, the movie follows him as he robs the rich and gives to the poor while also trying to win back his lost love. It's an action-packed adventure that features thrilling swordfights, daring escapes, and even a little romance. "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves," released in 1994, is another version of the character. Starring Kevin Costner as Robin Hood, the movie follows him as he tries to save England from an invading army while also dealing with his own personal problems. It's a thrilling action film that features plenty of swordfights and daring escapes. Overall, this collection of Robin Hood films is a great way for fans of the character to explore different versions of the legend. Each movie offers its own unique take on the story, while still staying true to the core elements of the character.