I love this movie. It is entertaining, funny, and overall enthralling. I highly reccomend it. The action is fun and the acting is great. Yes, it is long, but it's worth it. PARENTS: this is a very violent film; it is not a PG-rated family film; there's blood, dismemberments, and assaults. Please, watch it with your kids. Thanks for reading. -Movie Man

I was looking through some of my reviews and saw that my review for this movie wasn't complete. I must have accidentally pressed a wrong button. Well, here it goes. Sex, violence, and language are all huge issues. Robin is seen nude in one scene (his naked side and back are seen) as he emerges from bathing in a lake. The Sheriff of Nottingham has sex with many females (offscreen), though he is seen inviting them to his quarters and, in one scene, caressing a naked girl (and by girl, I mean girl) who is holding a blanket over her front. He attempts to rape Maid Marian at the end of the film. I guess that could also be counted as violence, which there is a lot of too. Though parts of the film are light-hearted, there are surprisingly graphic battle scenes that contain quite a bit of blood and some gore. Language consists of "a*s"s, "d**n"s, "bastard"s, and one unnessecary "f*ck" (which totally took me by surprise).

I gave the "sex" column a red because this is the only issue that makes it not okay for one of my children. I think the older one may be able to handle that (the attempted rape)I don't recall that anything is really shown at that time.

This was a masterpiece with great performances by a lot of top notch actors. Romantic adventure, great fun and some humor. What's not to love?

Robin Hood Prince of Thieves contains plently of sex, violence, and language, making the movie not appropriate for anyone under the ages of 12 or 13 (it depends on your child). The whole movie is violent, and there are several frightening bits. Language like "blimey!" is frequent, until we get closer to the end and people start saying real bad words. The sexual content comes from, surprisingly, not Robin and Marain, but the Sheriff and Marian. At the end of the film, the Sheriff attempts to rape Marian in order to impregnate her, for, once he has a child of royal blood, he will be king. He doesn't actually suceed (the moment is interrupted by Robin crashes through a window), but he gets close enough. So, I'll leave it up to you on this one. But, in all honesty, you should probably watch this movie before deciding, because parental reviews really can't tell you a lot about this movie. You'll like it, but maybe your kids should wait awhile.

This is definitely not an Oscar-winning film. That doesn't mean it isn't good though. It is entertaining and funny, and is really interesting. You really get engrossed by it. Kids 10 and up can handle the medieval violence, although you may have to explain a bit and have talk when the evil guy tries to rape a lady (nothing happens though) and it may just go in one ear and out the other.