> > I believe it's a reference to the Robin Hood movie > > with the no-accent 'Hood... (why is his name escaping me > > at the moment? > > Costner, I believe. See, I KNEW he had "Kevin" somewhere in his name... Thanks! > Though I am unable to evaluate it with anything approaching objectivity (I > saw it when it first came out, and I was ~10 years old, so of course I > devoured it and thought it was great), I seem to remember general opinion > being that it was just an action movie and didn't have any really redeeming > aspects, except maybe Alan Rickman's performance. Oh, don't get me wrong. I actualy enjoyed it (Like Hudson Hawk, it's one of those "don't tell anyone" pleasures:) I just couldn't stand Kevin's performance. Alan's was great, but he usualy is, and it was a "fun" movie. Thanks for the correction!! (I figured someone would know it!:) Cheers, Chris "Blind man's night is music to the deaf, and everyone has *two* paths, not one, whence comes tragedy and comedy, forsooth and damn straight, son." - "The Gypsy" - Brust & Lindholm