i am amazed that i have a real affection for this one inasmuch as i am not an action and adventure lover. but hey. it pretty tough to go wrong with a robert carlyle film. i have read several poor or temperate reviews on this film and pulling it apart for it period errors or unlikely plot development and but no one seems to mention the rather intriguing character transition which features how a hardened and down on his luck scoundrel (carlyle) transforms into a rather noble and selfless hero and how the pretty boy and cowardly vagrant (miller)develops a real taste for the life of a highway man once he gets the feel of it. filled with lots of bad boy humor and lavish scenes (particularly the use of fireworks by former apothacary plunkett) and a charmingly ecclectic musical score and plunkett and macleane is a fast paced and highly enjoyable piece of film making. it certainly worth your viewing time for the climax scene alone. shoot em up and boys. 
i am amazed that i have a real affection for this one inasmuch as i am not an action and adventure lover. but hey. it pretty tough to go wrong with a robert carlyle film. i have read several poor or temperate reviews on this film and pulling it apart for it period errors or unlikely plot development and but no one seems to mention the rather intriguing character transition which features how a hardened and down on his luck scoundrel (carlyle) transforms into a rather noble and selfless hero and how the pretty boy and cowardly vagrant (miller)develops a real taste for the life of a highway man once he gets the feel of it. filled with lots of bad boy humor and lavish scenes (particularly the use of fireworks by former apothacary plunkett) and a charmingly ecclectic musical score and plunkett and macleane is a fast paced and highly enjoyable piece of film making. it certainly worth your viewing time for the climax scene alone. shoot em up and boys. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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