The Siege of Robin Hood

Look, considering the creators could've just done a Ned Kelly movie with the same themes and cast and probably had this one slipped into a cushy feature spot on SBS On Demand shows the actual level of passion and care they had for this project. Instead they got a few hundred of their LARP mates and booked out a castle and shot a Robin Hood story with gum trees and colorbond roofing as its backdrop. And they pulled it off. The soundtrack's great, the cinematography is tight, and I'm incredibly impressed at the choreography behind so much of what's going on, especially the jousting scene. The acting's pretty good and the costumes are great. You can tell that everyone's having fun, but it's not at the detriment of professionalism. Cracker job. What the creators have done is low key insane for an Australian production. Why does this exist? It has no right to. Please make another.

Are you guys serious? I couldn't take it more than 15 minutes. This is a Robin Hood version of Sharknado movies. Actually, Sharknado movies are much better.

After Michael Curtis' Robin Hood, which was very good but I didn't like it, I haven't seen such a good Robin Hood. Scott's Robin Hood was not bad either, but it was in another phase. I don't see any differences between the story and the film.

I thoroughly enjoyed this ambitious action film which presents a refreshing new take on old legends. While the fight scenes are a clear highlight and keen point of difference from your stock standard Aussie film, Siege balances these with both emotional depth and humour to create a highly engaging and entertaining watch. Allica carries himself well in the nostalgic role of Robin with charm and determination, whilst bringing a well needed twist to the timeless character, and is supported with solid acting by the surrounding cast. Some beautiful scenery and a great soundtrack round out this daring and fun film. An impressive effort for a first time filmmaker! Will highly recommend to friends and family.

What can I say? Aren't there minimum standards for quality control? Anyone who sees this wonders who is waving through something like this since it's so incredibly poorly done. Every cosplay meeting offers better costumes.