NO PRINCE OF PERSIA.

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Robin Hood. of course, maybe it's because my high school performed the play recently.

Mmhmm. Doesn't really say anything about the movie...

NO PRINCE OF PERSIA.

 

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I knew you'd say that.

-CF

Personally, I'd go for PoP, because I read good reviews on it (well, rather, "we expected this to suck and it turned out okay) and I haven't seen anything to spark my interest in RH.

But don't you work at a theater? Can't you see like any movie?

Personally, I'd go for PoP, because I read good reviews on it (well, rather, "we expected this to suck and it turned out okay) and I haven't seen anything to spark my interest in RH.

Yeah, I was interested in RH, until I heard it was less adventure than it should have been, so now I do not have a big desire to see it anymore. But in the end it will depend on a consensus of my friends going and myself.

But, going to PoP not expecting a 5-star movie helps make it better.

But don't you work at a theater? Can't you see like any movie?

 

I could except for my lack of desire to see RH. A friend and I are going to visit a friend at the beach for a few days next week and a free movie would provide for something to do. So while the initial idea was to see PoP, one friend heard a bad review, personally, and the other saw RH and said it was good.

I'm leaning towards PoP though.

-CF

Oh I'd advise PoP as well.

Prince of Persia.

Robin Hood doesn't seem to have anything to do with Robin Hood, and Prince of Persia looks anywhere from decent to pretty darn good, so I'd pick Prince.

Prince of Persia.

Lots of action and the main chick is a total babe.

The Robin Hood film is Gladiator but in Sherwood Forest.

Which is .

The Robin Hood film is Gladiator but in Sherwood Forest.

 

Which is .

I was about to say the same thing.

Prince of Persia, no question. Plus, there's Lego sets based on it. AREN'T YOU A TRUE LEGO FAN?! Go see PoP.

- Tilius

Though PoP looks quite good, I would have to go with Robin Hood here. Ridley Scott's a great director, Russel Crowe's a great actor, Cate Blanchett's a great actress.

PoP.

Prince of Persia. I've heard that Russell Crowe is the only thing that keeps Robin Hood from being an educational film on the Crusades.

And if you would rather see PoP, then that settles it, I guess.