Princess of Thieves
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Movie Reviews of Princess of Thieves
Movie Review: Good movie
Summary: 4 Stars
I saw this movie a while back and I thought it was pretty good. THe acting is good and the music is great....I want the soundtrack. I was kinda let down when Gwen didn't end up with the priest....friar person. She could have done so much better with him. Other than that it was really good.Movie Review: Princess Of Thieves
Summary: 4 Stars
I Watched this movie a few years ago .I found it to be better than I had anticapated.The movie had plenty of action for those of us who like a action/adventure movie to get the adrenaline going.This is one I will enjoy for a long time.Movie Review: Princess of Thieves
Summary: 4 Stars
Good story and fast action. My wife liked to see a young lady challenging the 'Robin Hood' crowd. Fun movie.Movie Review: princess
Summary: 4 Stars
I enjoyed it.It was good to see that a father finally realized a daughter is an asset also.Movie Review: Average movie, standout performance
Summary: 3 Stars
I missed this movie when it first appeared on DVD/video but out of curiosity have gone back and watched it. Overall, it's a mediocre production, but what stands out is the dynamic performance of the then mostly unknown Keira Knightley, which foreshadows what she would do in her subsequent star-making roles. In his rave review of "Pride and Prejudice," Washington Post critic Stephen Hunter described Knightley as a "lioness" and "a force of nature," and, though they're not as refined here, she brings those same qualities to "Princess of Thieves" to such an extent that at times some of the other actors look like they're afraid of her. In other words, there's plenty here for the controversial actress' fans to love and for her detractors to hate.
Also notable, is that Knightley's character Gwyn proves to be a "brave dame" by nearly all the criteria put forward by novelist and media critic Susan Isaacs, including how she handles love and relationships. This leads to the refreshingly unconventional, un-Disney ending that some other reviewers here have commented upon.