This week on Forgotten Cinema, the Mikes revisit "Rob Roy", the historical drama that delivers unforgettable performances, incredible dialogue, and one of the most celebrated sword fights ever put to film.

Both Mike Butler and Mike Field think this movie is fantastic, with Field especially loving every minute of it. Butler had never actually seen the full film before, despite studying its famous fight choreography in college, making this viewing both a first-time watch and a long overdue revisit to a scene he already deeply appreciated.

The Mikes praise the cast across the board, with the actors all operating at the top of their game. The film is packed with sharp, memorable dialogue and characters that feel larger than life without losing their humanity. The performances, cinematography, and grounded approach to violence give the story a weight that elevates it far beyond a standard historical epic.

Powerful, quotable, and emotionally driven, "Rob Roy" stands as a gripping drama that deserves far more recognition today.

What are your favorite cinema sword fights (lightsabers excluded)?

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0:00 - Introduction

2:10 - Film Facts

7:56 - Film Discussion

36:11 - Reviews

39:54 - Who Would You Recommend This To?

44:09 - Why Is This Forgotten?

48:47 - Plugs

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