Director Michael Sarnoski turns the legendary story on its head with an aging hero coming to terms with all the people he has killed over the years.

There’s no shortage of Robin Hoods in cinema, from swashbuckling swaggerers to romantic heroes to a very memorable animated fox. Our modern conception of him is of a noble outla

"The Death of Robin Hood," in theaters Friday, takes an "Unforgiven" approach to the Robin Hood legend as Hugh Jackman reflects on fact vs. legend.

On screen, Robin Hood has been robbing from the rich to feed the poor for nearly as long as movies have been made. The likes of Errol Flynn, Kevin Costner and Sean Connery have put their imprint on the character,

Was it when Robin Hood shot an arrow through a boy’s eye socket or when Little John ripped off another man’s jaw? Maybe it was the part when Robin slit a young woman’s throat and held her to the ground as she bled out.

Hugh Jackman has signed on to play pirate Long John Silver in a new adaptation of "Treasure Island," directed by Ridley Scott.

Whichever version of Robin Hood is your favorite, the story takes a beating in “The Death of Robin Hood.” There are no knights in shining armor. There are no merry men. There is absolutely

The saga of Robin Hood, the British outlaw, is particularly popular, and has been told many times over at this point. He has been a swashbuckling do-gooder from Hollywood’s Golden Age, as well as a cute animated fox.