'Robin Hood' (PG-13, 140 minutes): Dark and polemic, Ridley Scott's film is less about a band of merry men than a whole country of angry ones. Set in an England bankrupted by war, Robin Longstride (Russell Crowe) is a bowman under King Richard the Lionheart. When Richard is killed, Robin carries his crown back to England and into the hands the treacherous Prince John (Oscar Isaac). But Robin must also return the sword of slain nobleman Sir Robert Loxley (Douglas Hodge) to his family. To avoid accusations of theft, Robin temporarily assumes Loxley's identity. However, he is asked to stay by Robert's father and to continue the impersonation and live as husband to Robert's widow, Marion (Cate Blanchett). The bad guy is Sir Godfrey (Mark Strong), King John's chief tax enforcer and a spy for the French, who hope to take advantage of the civil unrest he's sowing. The film shows little of the Robin Hood we know, suggesting you may have to wait for 'Robin Hood II' for that story. Contains plentiful violence, sensuality and some sexual humor. DVD extras: A two-disc set contains an unrated version of the film (155 minutes); deleted scenes; 'Rise and Rise Again: Making Ridley Scott's Robin Hood' and the art of Nottingham 'The Secret in Their Eyes' (R, 129 minutes): This absorbing story of the unlikely intersection of an unrequited love affair and an unresolved crime opens in the present day. Retired prosecution investigator Benjamin Esposito (Ricardo Darin) begins work on a novel about a case that has been haunting him since 1974, when a young woman was brutally raped and killed and the legal system failed to bring her killer to justice. When Benjamin takes a draft of his book to his former boss, Irene (Soledad Villamil), they begin to reminisce about their own relationship, professional and otherwise. If the film's climactic twist borders on the luridly outlandish, director Juan Jose Campanella deserves credit for staging it with restraint and for assembling a first-rate cast of seasoned actors. Contains a rape scene, violent images, graphic nudity and profanity. In Spanish with subtitles. DVD extras: commentary by Campanella; 'Behind the Scenes' and 'Casting' featurettes. Also: 'The Experiment' and 'Stomp the Yard: Homecoming.' 