A saint with more cutting edge reboots than Batman, Superman and Spiderman consolidated, the most recent manifestation of "Robin Hood" sees the extremely popular bowman going for the hearts of another age of furious, hero adoring young people.

With "Kingsman" star Taron Egerton in the title part, Basil Iwanyk of Thunder Road Pictures has compared this hip new take to the Iwanyk-delivered "John Wick" films, disclosing to Collider a year ago, "The stuff we're doing with the bow and bolt, it's a similar thing that Keanu does with the weapon." Iwanyk portrayed the film as a symbolic source story to mirror the riches difference of our circumstances and channel the disappointments of the more youthful age, depicting the people legend as "a child heading out to war believing he's going on an awesome Crusade, and understanding it's all horse crap and returning with some PTSD and understanding he's been deceived."

The cast and team of "Robin Hood" (some time ago known as 'Robin Hood: Origins') have multiplied down on this restless, contemporary encircling. Addressing Entertainment Weekly, Egerton contrasted the movie's first demonstration with "The Hurt Locker," while chief Otto Bathurst ("Peaky Blinders," "Dark Mirror") wished to pressure that there will be no "folks in tights circling swashbuckling," rather depicting Robin Hood as a "genuinely mobilized rebel progressive, a flexibility scholar and a reality searcher." Jamie Foxx, who plays Robin's second-in-summon Little John, in the interim expressed that he needed to be engaged with the undertaking "since it's hood, not Robin Hood."

Here's the official summary:

Robin of Loxley (Taron Egerton) a war-solidified Crusader and his Moorish officer (Jamie Foxx) mount a venturesome rebel against the degenerate English crown in an exciting activity experience pressed with dirty front line misuses, amazing battle movement, and an ageless sentiment. Summit Entertainment introduces, an Appian Way creation, a Safehouse Pictures generation, in relationship with Thunder Roads Films.

With a content by newcomers Ben Chandler and David James Kelly, the film stars Egerton, Foxx, Ben Mendelsohn, Eve Hewson, Tim Minchin, and Jamie Dornan.

"Robin Hood" hits cinema November 21.

Here's the new trailer: