First, I love the interaction between the character of Robin and John. It was entertaining and quite believable. I also love the story about kingdom such as this movie which is about English crown.

I don’t really understand about the fighting scene  and it was absurd. It was confusing when Robin suddenly is in command of an army. I also don’t understand about why Robin was one of the upper class people in that movie. 

The character of Robin is a good actor. I like his British accent. I don’t really like the character of Marian, although She is a beautiful girl but there is no scene that makes me remember about her except love scene. The outfit of Marian also too much, I mean her dress was too modern than other characters. The love scene between two main characters is not good enough. I think they didn’t get the chemistry and I just felt that they weren’t suitable as a couple. I really love the character of John, even though the scene that he had lack of dialogs. His acting was very good and his expression when he acted in that movie was funny. The comedy from that movie was quite good. It was from the character of John and the Church people. 

I also kinda surprised about the story that actually they used the money for the Arabian. The character of Sheriff was quite good because he could make the audience or us felt emotional about his character. The last is about the ending, even though the ending was not completed I mean there will be a sequel from that movie. I just feel that i don’t want watch the sequel of that movie. but I wish that the sequel of this movie will be better than this.

Tiwah's Ritual aims as a ritual to straighten the spirit's journey or the soul in question towards Lewu Tatau or Heaven - in Sangiang Language. So that the spirit can live peacefully and peacefully in the realm of the Almighty. Besides that, Tiwah of the Central Kalimantan Dayak tribe was also intended by the community as a procession of the Dayak tribe to release Rutas or misfortune for the family of the deceased who were left behind from the bad influences that had befallen. Rituals carried out on a large scale are usually able to attract tourists to watch it.

It sounds a little horrible when it says that the family of the deceased did this ritual by moving the remains of the deceased to another place. That means the family must move bones or whatever is left of someone who has been buried for a long time. Although this is considered a bit frightening but for the Dayak people in Central Kalimantan, this is one important thing that every family must do.

Tiwah is a final-level death ritual for Dayak tribesmen in Central Kalimantan (Kalteng), especially the Inland Dayaks adhering to the Kaharingan religion as the ancestral religion of the Dayaks. For the Dayak tribe, a process of death needs to be continued with an advanced ritual called improvement. This is done so as not to disturb the comfort and tranquility of people who are still alive. Furthermore, Tiwah also aims to release widow or widower status ties for family partners.

After the Tiwah ritual is carried out, the surviving spouses are customarily allowed to determine the next life partner or continue to choose not to remarry. Carrying out the Tiwah ceremony is not an easy job. Preparation is long and quite complicated and there is no small amount of funding. In addition, this series of tiered processions takes up to non-stop days, even up to a month longer.

If viewed from the commercial side, this kind of ritual is very necessary to promote the tourism sector in Indonesia, especially in Central Kalimantan. However, tourist visits are also expected not to disturb the sanctity of this ritual. So it is better for tourists who come to witness this ritual to follow the rules that have been made. Rituals like this really can't be timed. Because this ritual has been included in the annual agenda of the local government, you can adjust the time according to your vacation schedule.

This is done not to exploit the ritual. All is done to maintain and introduce the wider community to the wealth possessed by Central Kalimantan Dayak tribes. Thus information about a ritual to deliver the souls of relatives who have passed away through tiwah.