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Ridley Scott is back in the past, working on yet another epic period action film with Russell Crowe. This time, instead of going all the way back to the time of the Gladiator, Scott is taking on the story of Robin Hood, the master thief of Sherwood Forrest. Thus far, we’ve seen plenty of photos from the set hitting the web, all of which were of the spy variety. Until today, we have not seen anything official from Universal, the studio bankrolling the project.

Australian publication The Courier Mail has published a new photo set today, which includes our first shots of Cate Blanchett as Maid Marion, and a few shots of Crowe as the film’s title character getting some sword-driven action. It’s the sort of photo set that proves our general intuition about a film like this — it looks right. And based on the pedigree of Scott as an action director, we can’t help but feel an overwhelming sense of excitement for the film’s first trailer, which should be attached to both Avatar (Dec. 18) and Sherlock Holmes (Dec. 25), say the folks at Dark Horizons.

Yet another reason to see both Avatar and Sherlock Holmes, as if you needed another. New photos are below. Robin Hood is in theaters May 14, 2010.

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  • tigertim
    CROWE! You MADE your money! STOP watsing time
    with such routine slop as this. ESP. on this, the once again
    'mysteriously overlooked' 60th Anniversary of the epic,
    urgently relevant, indeed, STILL unfolding ---KOREAN WAR!

    AMEN
  • Aleric
    Actually the costumes are very simplistic looking. But the major flaw that stands out is the tack and harness of the horses. Now they got the basic look of the saddles correct but the tack is too complex for that time for men at arms and especially for "Outlaws".
  • Liz
    It's been pointed out frequently that this movie is how Robin and the Merry Men BECAME outlaws.The white horse , in particular, is shown being led riderless at the beginning of the taler and it seems Robin somehow "acquires" it. Obvioulsl archers were foot soldiers and didn't have horses anyway. That doesn't mean they can't obtain horses in the course of the story which were technically above their station.
  • Liz
    I'll say what I said on the trailer thread, costumes look fine and perfectly authentic.
    Linsy-woolsy, homespun,leather and vegetable dyes.Works for me.
  • ladyofthelake
    I'll say again what I said on the trailer thread, costumes look like crap.
  • magge
    what i've seen the costumes are of that period in england.

    you must be american and don't know to much.

    the men did not wear tights, it was leggings or breches (pants to you)
  • ladyofthelake
    Because I think the costumes look awful, as in they are poorly constructed and look as if they might fall off in any moment, I must of meant they should all be wearing green tights. I know my history and I know what type of clothing was worn in that era. I know alot about costumes/clothing and because of my knowledge I can judge wether costumes in a movie look like crap.

    You must be European then, because your judgmentally snobbish.
  • Liz
    Janty Yates has won an Oscar for costume design but doesn't know how to construct them? Riiiiiiiiight.
    I dare say she knows more than you.
    And I'd love to know which costume looks like it's falling off.
  • ladyofthelake
    And? Just because one wins an oscar doesn't make everything they do afterwards gold. I havn't seen the trailer since it came out, so I can't recall exactly what turned me off of the costumes. I'm not a fan of them. I don't understand why everyone is getting hostile over the fact that I find the costumes crummy. These are my thoughts, feelings. I'm not beating you or anyone else into submission for everyone to be an ass to me.
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