The Magic Sword

The Magic Sword AKA St. George and the Dragon, St. George and the Seven Curses, and The Seven Curses of Lodac
United Artists
April 15, 1962
Fantasy
DVD
C-

This is campy enough (with an opening sequence that includes a sorceress, a chimp, and conjoined twins) that I'm not surprised that MST3K did an episode for it, although without commentary I didn't enjoy this as much as Gordon's Village of the Giants.

Note that this is on a "Fantasy Collection," so that's why it's showing up in the F's.

The Adventures of Robin Hood

Hale on the right

The Adventures of Robin Hood
Warner Bros
May 14, 1938
Historical Drama, Action
DVD
C+

Yes, we've got to again go back to Warner Brothers in the '30s for a movie I can sit through, although I didn't think of this as "classic."  To be honest, I find Flynn a little bland, and it's Claude Rains who steals the movie, as Prince John.  The movie is not exactly historically accurate but it works, and I will say that I like how the action scenes are meant to be spectacle, rather than "shocking violence," like in many modern action movies.

Michael Curtiz and William Keighley both directed.