ODEON Magazine Issue 104 - May/June 2018 | Page 29

Don’t worry, though, he comes
good in the end. We hope!
So how does this Robin Hood
differ from all the others?
Good question. In an interview
with ComicBook, Egerton
described the film as “dark”
and “gritty”, but also “very
funny”, while calling his Robin
“flawed and a little self-serving”.
Any other titbits?
It’s Otto Bathurst’s debut
film as director, while Joby
Harold (King Arthur: Legend
of the Sword) is on screenplay
duty. As for Lincoln-green
tights, there isn’t a pair in
sight. More’s the pity!
Robin Hood – out 23 November
The Meg
Fan of Jason Statham
and big sharks? Then
you’re in luck. This
hotly anticipated
chomp romp sees The
Stat going up against
a 70-foot monster.
Out 10 August
The Happytime
Murders
Whoever came up with
this one deserves a
hearty high five. It’s a
murder mystery set in
a world where humans
and puppets co-exist.
Out 24 August
Mile 22
Death or glory! That’s
the choice facing Marky
Mark in this ace-looking
actioner. He plays an
edgy CIA agent trying to
smuggle a foreign cop
back to the States.
Out 10 August
Jenkins, who declared: “Can’t wait to finally work with one of my favourites.”
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but let’s assume so. It is a
homegrown legend after all
(although we appreciate that
didn’t stop Kevin Costner).
Robopocalypse,
Will Cupid’s arrow strike
Robin and Marian? Based
on this pic, it seems likely.
Sneak peek