Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Movie Blooper

Shawn writes:: I don't think you could hold etymological data as a historical inaccuracy. Based on the Crusades, the movie was taking place around the eleventh century. The English language as we know it today is has only been around since the sixteenth century. Since it would be ridiculous for an audience to sit through a movie spoken entirely in Middle English, the movie is done almost entirely using words not yet in use.; 10 of 14 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Michael writes:: While Maid Marian was in the woods she says "Men speak of love easily when it suits their purpose" this is a line from Shakespeare "As you like it" in this play a charcter in the 2nd scene says "the count is in the forest of Arden like Robin hood and his merry men" Which one came 1st??; 5 of 7 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Spike writes:: Azeem was from the middle east and they were far more advanced than their european counterparts so they may have had telescopes there well before Galileo "discovered" the telescope.; 6 of 10 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Grits writes:: Hollywood movies = art sometimes more important than truth. A real slip-up was Costner landing near the white cliffs of Dover and taking in a fighting break at Hadrian's Wall before reaching Nottinghamshire later the same day. I defy anyone on land-based transport to drive from Sussex to Northumbria and back to Mansfield in such a short time - check it on a map. Didn't bother me though, I expect it from Hollywood. More entertainment than truth, so this slip-up is bogus. Just suspend your disbelief.; 3 of 6 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Arwen writes:: Not to be nitpicky, but the Robin Hood quote is in Act one scene one of "As You Like It". And nowhere in Shakespeare's plays is that line of Marion's said. But I agree with the rest of you.; 1 of 3 people found this comment helpful. Did you?