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Review title: Mediocre Brooks
Product review: A couple of funny gags, visual and verbal, don't make up for a tired plot and some dated pop culture references. Cary Elwes is an engaging Robin and Amy Yasbeck is a comely Marian, but everyone else here has done better, especially Mel Brooks in the writing department. This is the second time Brooks has tackled the Robin Hood story (does anyone remember "When Things Were Rotten" on television?), but it still doesn't hold up. Perhaps some stories are so familiar they just can't be spoofed anymore. Stick to "Young Frankenstein", "Blazing Saddles", "High Anxiety", or "Twelve Chairs".
