Robin Hood quotes from Robin Hood

Robin

[About the Sheriff.] I do not know why Englishmen travel two thousand miles to fight when the real cancer is right here.

Robin

Trust me! I have a plan... Half a plan.

Robin

I love it when you look at me in anger.

Robin Hood

Do you mind? I'm just trying to get the baby to sleep!

Robin

[To the Sheriff] A taxman who's not a taxman, nuns no one's ever heard of? I think we've both been had.

Robin

(to George after the man thought he had stabbed Robin) Only joking! (knocks George out)

Robin

SOLDIER! Break! Battle!

Robin

[To Canon Birkley] And I promise you, if you don't tell my friend where the money is, God won't be your friend...he'll be your next door neighbour!

Robin

I think there's a reason you never like looking back. Because you don't want to see what you've done. Because you don't like what you've done.

Robin

[To Carter, regarding the amount of guards and Carter's statement that the guards will kill them] Aah! Come on, we're much to good for that!

Robin

I'll never stop loving you.

Robin

You know, I think this is the first time we've stopped a carriage to give gold back.

Robin

[addressing the rebels] Loyal comrades, you know the situation and you know that we are on our own. Now we have already lost friends and loved ones...but England will lose far more if we do not make a stand this day! And yes, some of us may fall but our fight will live on in the minds of those that despise injustice, in the hearts of those that cherish freedom! You are the soul of England, standing firm against tyranny for a real future! Now ask yourself; is that not something worth fighting for?! [draws his sword] Together, FOR ENGLAND!

Much

Us...rogues? Don't show your faces here again, COWARDS!

Robin

Shh! Quiet.

Much

Why? We have won, and they should be ashamed. SHAME ON YOU! Come back here again and my master and I shall see that you leave with more than just your TAILS between your legs!

"My master and I"? There are only two of them!

Much

[Wide-eyed.] I shouldn't have said that.

Much

Run, Robin. Run!

Robin

Five years in battle, Much and you still forget the last man!

Much

Well there's so much to remember.

Much

When I see the River Trent, I am going to cry. I'm going to cry like a baby. When we get home, I'm going to eat roast beef.

Robin

Yesterday, you said pork.

Much

Well yesterday I was not as hungry. I could eat beef and pork and lamb! Mmmm, yes, I'd like that very much. In fact, I can feel a song coming on.

Robin

No! No song! Absolutely no song!

Much

It would be a cheery song.

Robin

And it would be a tragedy, too! A tragedy for you to have survived the Turk, and made it to within a few miles of Locksley, only to be killed by your own master!

Much

You know, it is lucky I do not readily take offense! You know, a smaller man would be offended! A smaller man would be wounded!

Robin

And a cleverer man would sing fewer songs!