*The Uprising*, a period action film starring Andrew Garfield, is being removed from 2,000 theatres after a poor box-office performance. Its marketing briefly suggested a Robin Hood story, though the film never names the character and only evokes him in a closing scene; the setback adds to the recent struggles of Robin Hood films to attract audiences.

The article gives several comparisons: *The Death of Robin Hood* made about $10 million worldwide against a reported $20 million budget, while the 2018 *Robin Hood* reboot earned about $85 million against a reported $100 million budget. Ridley Scott’s 2010 film grossed roughly $321 million worldwide, but underperformed against its reported $237 million budget. The supplied text also contains unrelated passages about fictional action heroes.