All in all I agree with you, especially as far as the secondary roles are concerned and of course Alan Rickman ruled. He made the film. However, my problem with it (and I saw it that one time when it came out in the cinemas) was Costner himself. Not at all a good fit for Robin.

I loved Kevin Costner in the role... Non accent and all

Costner though a good actor was terribly miscast in this role, the movie itself owes alot to the far superior Robin of Sherwood TV series.

Goofs I remember being picked up upon from the time are, the American accent (Of course!), Nazir - Oh I mean Azeem using a not yet invented telescope and Richard the Lionheart being far too old.

Having said that Alan Rickman was great and the look of the film good but its not a patch on Robin of Sherwood or Errol Flynn’s Robin Hood.

Best Robin Hood movie ever. Period.

@NotoriousRio said:

Goofs I remember being picked up upon from the time are, the American accent (Of course!), Nazir - Oh I mean Azeem using a not yet invented telescope and Richard the Lionheart being far too old.

Not to mention Robin's trip from Dover to Nottingham via Hadrian's Wall in seemingly under 24 hours on foot.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/84/England_Regions_map.png/930px-England_Regions_map.png

The White Cliffs are near Dover (bottom right), Hadrian's Wall near the top and Nottingham is close to the centre.

It was entertaining, but I don't think I was ever moved to rewatch it.