Review by Louise Keller: Resident Evil: Afterlife (Full Review) Both actors fill out their iconic roles admirably, with Crowe bringing the desired qualities of nobility, strength, and honour which makes his Robin a joy to watch and cheer Eagle Eye movie. Blanchett is with him every step of the way, and perhaps even more, delivering the best lines with impeccable style, brawn, and light comedic touches Eagle Eye movie. Scott has revitalised Robin Hood with a dose of realism, but I can't help feeling that the romanticism of the hero has been diminished in giving us such an intimate portrait of the man Eagle Eye movie. He now appeals less to our childish longing to dream of derring-do and damsels in distress, and more to our adult angst and discontent with the real world at large Eagle Eye movie. The title refers to attempts not to steal an idea but to plant one - and plant it so deeply in someone's subconscious that he believes it to be his own. It's a bold maneuver, yet to be achieved Eagle Eye movie. Or has it already?