Robin Hood

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• Movie Goof (anachronisms): During the period in which this film is set, rulers would not have been called "Your Majesty," a term of address that was created in Tudor times. Earlier kings were addressed as "Your Grace."
• Movie Goof (anachronisms): The white horse where Robin and the barons meet to defeat the French is one of the many newer white horse hillside carvings in Britain. Only the Uffington White Horse has existed since the Bronze Age and looks much more abstract than the one in the film, the others have all been created in the past 300 years, most of them even in the 19th century.
• Movie Goof (errors in geography): Robin and the troops arriving from Nottingham meet up with William Marshal and his troops at the White Horse. The one in Uffington was the only one in existence at that time. Uffington is Northwest of London, approximately 160 miles (by modern driving routes) from Dungeness, where the French troops are landing. It's impossible that they would have arrived in the time depicted.
• Movie Goof (continuity error): In the battle when the French fleet land the sky varies between shots as blue, dull gray, or mixed white clouds.