Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Robin of Locksley, an English nobleman, joins King Richard the Lionheart's forces during the Third Crusade. His noble intentions are soon put to the test as he faces the harsh realities of war.

While in Jerusalem, Robin is captured and imprisoned along with his ally Peter. Utilizing his cunning, he orchestrates a daring escape, which includes saving a Moor named Azeem.

Tragedy strikes when Peter dies during their escape, leaving Robin heartbroken. He vows to protect Peter's sister, Marian, affirming his commitment to family and loyalty.

Upon returning to England, Robin discovers the oppressive regime of the Sheriff of Nottingham. The Sheriff, supported by his foul allies, has instilled fear and misery among the people.

Robin learns that his father has been killed and their family home destroyed by the Sheriff's men. This tragic revelation strengthens his resolve to fight against tyranny.

In his grief, Robin meets Duncan, his father's elderly servant, who has been blinded by Gisbourne. They visit Marian's home together, and Robin honors Peter by giving Marian a ring.

Robin and Azeem venture into Sherwood Forest and encounter a group of outlaws led by John Little. Using his cleverness, Robin earns John's respect and nicknames him 'Little John'.

Stepping into a leadership role, Robin motivates the outlaws to resist Nottingham's corruption. Together, they establish a community in the forest and begin their fight against the Sheriff's oppression.

Disguised, Robin ventures into a local cathedral to meet Marian but is recognized by the Sheriff. His quick thinking leads to a thrilling escape, further cementing his reputation among his band.

Robin's exploits in redistributing stolen wealth earn him the loyalty of the people. As he continues his campaign against the Sheriff, his legend grows, but so does the Sheriff's ire.

While raiding a convoy for gold, Robin's band captures Friar Tuck. This encounter not only adds to their strength but also showcases the unity among the outlaws.

Marian seeks out Robin in Sherwood, demonstrating her strength as she subdues some of Robin's men. Their romantic reunion amidst turmoil reminds them both of their shared mission.

In a desperate attempt to eliminate the outlaws, the Sheriff employs Celtic warriors and exploits Duncan's information. His aggressive assault leads to significant devastation in Sherwood.

After capturing Marian, the Sheriff forces her to consider marrying him to save the captured woodsmen from execution. Unbeknownst to him, Robin and his allies prepare for a rescue.

During a daring rescue infiltrating Nottingham castle, Robin confronts the Sheriff in a fierce duel. With the villagers inspired to rise against tyranny, Robin avenges his father’s fate.

After their victory, Robin and Marian declare their love in the forest, uniting in marriage. Their joy is shared by King Richard I, who arrives to honor Robin's brave deeds against injustice.