The three musketeers 2011 sequel

Sentence "Thank you for showing me the special secret thrust father." And then it's never mentioned ever again. The fight scenes in this movie are hysterical and easily the best part of this film. Oh, and Planchet rips a tree out of the ground and beats a man with it… good times. 6. The Return of the Musketeers (1989) This movie is low in the rankings because Aramis is mostly left out of the film. Instead, he is cooped up in his weed tower, surrounded by women and replaced with Athos' son Raul. Don't get me wrong Raul is a fun addition, but it's just not the three musketeers without Aramis. There's also a hot air balloon? --> 7. The Four Musketeers (1974) This movie is utterly forgettable. It blends with the 1973 film since it was a sequel that was originally part of the same movie. The filmmakers had to separate the two for time reasons and thank God they did. There is one fight scene on a frozen river which is hysterical as well as the gang trying to eat breakfast, but they just kept getting shot at. Yeah, this movie doesn't have much to offer other than that. 8. Barbie and the Three Musketeers (2009) Oh god, where do I begin? The talking cat? The terrible animation? The questionable plot? The only good thing about this movie is the positive message of women working together, and Tim Curry voices the villain. 9. The Three Musketeers (1986) This movie plays like a fever dream. going to be 100% honest here, I barely remember this movie. It's barely even a movie with a 40-minute run time. The animation was clunky, and Milady was executed, that's it. Oh, and the Musketeers are color-coded to help the viewer tell them apart. --> The Three Musketeers (2011) Oh, buddy. This movie... I wanted to like it, but oh God. I could write an entire article about why this movie is atrocious, but for now, I'll settle with saying that there are flying ships, flimsy female characters, and horribly annoying actors. The best part? When the gang is surrounded by the cardinal's men, Athos says this gem: "Wrong. We were the Musketeers. Now we're just... us." Seriously that's the only good thing about this movie. That one line.Report this ContentThis article has not been reviewed by Odyssey HQ and solely reflects the ideas

Time and again “classic” literature is re-tooled for the silver screen and re-made into film adaptations. Somehow, no matter what they may look like or the end result turn out as, we still love ’em. Most of the time, the adaptations turn out to be productions on a grand scale even if they do make us fall to the floor laughing at their sometimes absurd nature. Such is the case with this newest (totally awesome) re-imagining of the Dumas classic. the three musketeers (2011)The Three Musketeers (2011) Film reviewFrance is currently led by a young inexperienced king. Married to a woman he loves but doesn’t know how to romance, King Louis XIII – and France is really ruled by the diabolical Cardinal. When missions by the King’s Musketeers begin to fail, they receive blame for their inaction. When another mission goes wrong following the betrayal of Athos’ lover and partner in crime, Milady De Winter (Milla Jovovich), the brave musketeers are ruined.A year later, the young and ambitious farm boy D’Artagnan (Logan Lerman) travels a long distance to Paris to become one of these heroic men. Through a series of events D’Artagnan insults a trio of men who, unknown to him are musketeers. In an attempt to save face, he challenges each to a duel. Before they can duel, they must unite when they come under attack by Cardinal’s men.Athos (Matthew Mcfadyen), Porthos (Ray Stevenson) and Aramis (Luke Evans) don’t like the idea of a young know-it-all tagging along. But when the Queen becomes a pawn in the Cardinal’s schemes, they are lay their lives on the line to rescue her. After all, the cunning Milady has Buckingham (Orlando Bloom) in her sights, and a devious plan in place!Penned by well-known write Andrew Davies (a name from BBC period drama), this is a movie you will either love or hate. I for one absolutely adore this adaptation. Even at that, I will say, it’s also one that I think will grow on me with time. Since I went in unsure what to expect, another viewing won’t catch me off guard. The plot is familiar to anyone who has a favorite version of this re-told story by Alexandre Dumas but yet this latest adaptation stands on its own. the three musketeers (2011)FILM REVIEW | Pirates of the Caribbean, the Curse of the Black Pearl: A Return to the Classic Swashbuckler!Fun and

Stylish! This 2011 re-make of a classic costars Matthew McFadyen and Orlando Bloom. Have you seen it? The Three Musketeers (2011): An Exciting Re-Telling of a Classic Share on XIt’s important to know that this version of an iconic classic is not a serious historical piece. It’s this that’s part of the film’s charm. Nothing is really “serious” but yet at the same time, its “stylish” poise blends humor and intrigue. The tongue-in-cheek comical dialogue was witty (especially the hilarious banter of annoyance from the king when Buckingham upstages him). The end sets up a sequel potential (highly improbable), and also inspires a kind of “checkmate” moment between the Cardinal and the musketeers. After the three-plus film variations of this story I’ve seen, in this, the evil cardinal isn’t really evil.The acting isn’t terrible although most of the actors either slip up in their accents or don’t have one while the queen, for some reason, annoys me (could be in part to her hairstyle, it’s… atrocious). I can think of two actresses’ who play her with more spark and spunk, but fortunately, she isn’t on-screen much. Naturally, the costumes is gorgeous as is all of the marbled palace halls and French scenery. The camera catches some truly breathtaking moments and as a fellow reviewer states, the final battle scene is just epic and… cool!Fans of Disney’s “pirates” series will be enthralled by this. It doesn’t have the strength of the first film in the franchise but is still a fun time. The frequent comparisons are easy to understand. There are flying ships and high-flying action sequences, most of which are things previous adaptation of this story might not have ever considered. I know one thing: this movie is way more fun than it should be. If you want to see this story told with a bit more “edge” to it, then this won’t be your thing. If you want to have a good time, then this is the version to go with when in the mood for “one for all, and all for one!”Content: This is PG13 because of some violence. Characters receive stab wounds [one battle scene takes place on a steep roof leading to a death]; another woman falls off a ship into water. Cannons are fired and men are shot all without much gore or blood shed. There is some revealing period costume. Characters drink themselves into

December 13th, 2023 DIRECTOR: Martin Bourboulon STUDIOS: Pathé Chapter 2 DeAPlaneta Constantin Film uMedia uFilm OCS Région Bretagne CNC Canal+ La Région Île-de-France See All details Close DIRECTOR: Martin Bourboulon STUDIOS: Pathé Chapter 2 DeAPlaneta Constantin Film uMedia uFilm OCS Région Bretagne CNC Canal+ La Région Île-de-France Close [] Reviews(0) 10 stars 9 stars 8 stars 7 stars 6 stars 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star 0/10 Synopsis The Three Musketeers - Part II: Milady is a sequel to the 2023 film, continuing the adventures of Athos, Porthos, Aramis, and D'Artagnan. The second installment focuses on the mysterious and vengeful Milady de Winter, a formidable foe to the musketeers. Official Trailer Cast(5) François Civil Romain Duris Pio Marmaï Eva Green Reviews Leave a Review 10 stars 9 stars 8 stars 7 stars 6 star 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star 0/10 Be the first to post Have you watched it? Be the first to leave a community review! Terms Privacy Feedback Related Titles Back to top

2. The Man in the Iron Mask (1998) | The Odyssey Online Sign in to comment to your favorite stories, participate in your community and interact with your friends LOG IN WITH FACEBOOK Recommended for you Home›Suggested Communities›Best Three Musketeers Movies: Ranked!›In This Article:Everyone knows the Three Musketeers, after all, they're basically synonymous with friendship and adventure. Since 1844 when Alexander Dumas wrote the first book, there have been several film adaptations of the Three Musketeers. This lists only discusses movies, so unfortunately the BBC TV series will not be included, although it is excellent, and I highly recommend watching it for yourself. 1. The Three Musketeers (1993) First place easily goes to Disney's 1993 adaptation full of stars like Tim Curry and Charlie Sheen. This version makes for a fun film for the entire family. It changes up the traditional story of the musketeers and adds a few twists to make it interesting for those who are familiar with the book. 2. The Man in the Iron Mask (1998) Although this is not the normal story of the Musketeers, it is based off one of Dumas' sequels. With Leonardo DiCaprio as the lead and Jeremy Irons as Aramis, this movie is full of wonderful actors that bring this story to life. They also have the best Musketeer uniforms of any of the films. 3. The Three Musketeers (1948) A great adaptation that sticks to the original story of the musketeers and properly develops the characters in a way that would make Dumas proud. While most people know Gene Kelly from Singing in the Rain, he originally starred in this film years before. Fun fact: a large portion of the "Dancing Cavalier" in Singing in the Rain is actually footage from this movie! --> 4. Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers (2004) It's hard to not enjoy this Disney remake, it is Mickey Mouse after all. Although this film has Mickey, Donald, and Goofy as the leads, they aren't supposed to represent the original three musketeers. No, this movie has them meeting the original hero's when they were just children leaving the viewer to wonder where they went after giving Mickey his feathered hat. 5. The Three Musketeers (1973) The first scene in this film leads the viewer to wonder if D'artagnan is in an incestuous relationship with his father. No, seriously. There's slow-motion shirtless sword fighting followed by the

The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan Actors Eva Green François Civil Vincent Cassel Director Martin Bourboulon Release Date 29 November 2023 *Spoiler Alert: Review film The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan ini mengandung bocoran yang bisa saja mengganggu kamu yang belum menonton. Mungkin banyak dari kamu yang sudah enggak asing lagi dengan cerita tentang The Three Musketeers atau Trio Musketeer. Yap, kisah fiktif tentang Trio Musketeer legendaris yang berperan besar dalam keberlangsungan pemerintahan Prancis ini memang sangat populer dan sudah sering diadaptasi pada sejumlah film. Pada akhir November 2023 ini, Indonesia pun kedatangan film The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan. Sekadar informasi, film ini sebenarnya sudah rilis di Prancis sejak April 2023 lalu dan jadi film terlaris di negara tersebut pada tahun ini. The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan pun menjadi bagian pertama dari total dua bagian yang ada di film garapan sutradara Martin Bourboulon tersebut. Sinopsis film The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan berkisah tentang Charles D’Artagnan yang mencoba mencari sosok yang hampir membunuhnya saat ia sedang menuju Paris. Namun, ternyata sosok yang hampir membunuhnya tersebut terlibat dalam sebuah konspirasi perang yang menentukan nasib Prancis. D’Artagnan pun dibantu oleh Trio Musketeer legendaris buat menyelesaikan masalah ini, yaitu Athos, Porthos, dan Aramis. Nah, sebelum kamu nonton film The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan di bioskop, simak terlebih dahulu ulasan KINCIR berikut ini! Review film The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan Sajikan kisah Trio Musketeer dengan intens dan padat The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan langsung membuka filmnya dengan intens lewat adegan D’Artagnan yang diserang oleh segerombolan misterius saat hendak menyelamatkan perempuan. Setelah itu, pembangunan konflik cerita dalam film ini pun terasa sangat padat dan rapi hingga bagian ending-nya. Dengan durasi dua jam, film ini juga enggak terasa membosankan sama sekali, bahkan dengan adegan pertarungannya yang terbilang minim sekalipun. Sebab, rasanya film ini memang lebih mementingkan untuk membangun cerita D’Artagnan sebelum akhirnya jadi bagian dari Trio Musketeer. Hal tersebut pun berhasil dieksekusi dengan cukup baik lewat film ini. Lalu, meski memiliki ending yang sangat menggantung, penonton juga enggak merasa terlalu kesal. Sebab, konflik utama dari bagian pertamanya ini sudah diselesaikan dengan baik. Sementara itu, sudah ketahuan juga kalau film ini akan memiliki sekuel karena banyaknya aspek yang belum dijelaskan, sehingga ending yang menggantung tersebut enggak terlalu mengejutkan. Penampilan François Civil sebagai Charles D’Artagnan yang karismatik Istimewa The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan merupakan film produksi Prancis sehingga jajaran pemainnya diisi oleh aktor lokal yang mungkin terlihat asing oleh kita karena jarang muncul di film Hollywood. Satu-satunya aktor yang mungkin