Robin Hood: Men in Tights

by Mel Brooks (Director)

Other authorsMel Brooks (Author), Mel Brooks (Actor), Mel Brooks (Producer), Mel Brooks (Author), Tracey Ullman (Actor), Richard Lewis (Actor), Patrick Stewart (Actor), Kelly Jones (Actor), Don Lewis (Actor), Dom DeLuise (Actor), Cary Elwes (Actor)36 more, Peter Schindler (Producer), Isaac Hayes (Actor), Roger Rees (Actor), Clive Revill (Actor), Dave Chappelle (Actor), Robert Ridgely (Actor), Brian George (Actor), Joe Baker (Actor), Evan Chandler (Producer), Megan Cavanagh (Actor), Dick Van Patten (Actor), J. David Shapiro (Author), Amy Yasbeck (Actor), Mark Blankfield (Actor), Hummie Mann (Composer), Chuck McCann (Actor), Avery Schreiber (Actor), Chase Masterson (Actor), Stephen E. Rivkin (Editor), Eric Allan Kramer (Actor), Matthew Porretta (Actor), David DeLuise (Actor), Michael D. O'Shea (Cinematographer), Carol Arthur (Actor), Corbin Allred (Actor), Zitto Kazann (Actor), Clement von Franckenstein (Actor), Herman Poppe (Actor), Stev Tancora (Actor), Joe Dimmick (Actor), Richard Assad (Actor), Roger Owens (Actor), Patrick Valenzuela (Actor), Steffon (Actor), Marc Ian Sklar (Actor), Tim Storms (Actor)
DVD, 2008

Description

This time when Robin of Lochsley returns from the Crusades, it is a silly and foolish adventure with much comedy.

Language

Original language

English

Original publication date

1993-07-28

Publication

20th Century Fox (2008)

Library's rating

Library's review

Mel Brooks is usually not quite funny enough for me -- I like a joke here and there, but by and large the films tend seem rather dull. While "Men in Tights" has its share of the same issues, it is by far my favourite of all the Brooks films I've seen. Whether this is because I originally saw it at
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a younger age and more impressionable than the others, or because it actually is a bit more evenly funny, I don't know -- but I suspect it's a little of both.
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½ (19 ratings; 4)

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A wronged nobleman challenges a usurper.

2/4 (Indifferent).

It's embarrassing as often as it's entertaining. It does have two or three great jokes, which is confusing.
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