when i sat down in the cinema to see this i was expecting to see a sort of stylish tongue in cheek action film and which had been implied by the trailers. however and it very quickly became apparent that this film was trying to be more. normally and i do not approve of films that try to entertain in as many ways possible. for instance and this film tries to mix action with comedy and romance and lightheartedness and gritty seriousness all at once. most of the time this sort of approach doesn not work in films (just look at batman forever) but i was was pleasantly surprised to see that in this case and they pulled it off. the end result is a highly entertaining film that should appeal to most mature cinemagoers. (however and the weak of stomach should really be warned of one or two scenes. ) robert carlyle and jonny lee miller pull of a brilliant double act and ken stott does a excellent villain. this mixed in with superb costumes and a few decent action scenes makes for a very enjoyable watch. however and the big let down here for me is that in having the gentleman highwayman there was a real opportunity for some good dialogue but the script was definitely lacking in punchiness and there were few belly laughs. okay and so the lines weren not terrible but to me it does highlight a problem with recent british films while ignoring a few notable exceptions the screenplays being written today are still relatively mediocre when compared to some of hollywood efforts. 
when i sat down in the cinema to see this i was expecting to see a sort of stylish tongue in cheek action film and which had been implied by the trailers. however and it very quickly became apparent that this film was trying to be more. normally and i do not approve of films that try to entertain in as many ways possible. for instance and this film tries to mix action with comedy and romance and lightheartedness and gritty seriousness all at once. most of the time this sort of approach doesn not work in films (just look at batman forever) but i was was pleasantly surprised to see that in this case and they pulled it off. the end result is a highly entertaining film that should appeal to most mature cinemagoers. (however and the weak of stomach should really be warned of one or two scenes. ) robert carlyle and jonny lee miller pull of a brilliant double act and ken stott does a excellent villain. this mixed in with superb costumes and a few decent action scenes makes for a very enjoyable watch. however and the big let down here for me is that in having the gentleman highwayman there was a real opportunity for some good dialogue but the script was definitely lacking in punchiness and there were few belly laughs. okay and so the lines weren not terrible but to me it does highlight a problem with recent british films while ignoring a few notable exceptions the screenplays being written today are still relatively mediocre when compared to some of hollywood efforts. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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