The Three Musketeers: D'Artagnan

Look, no adaptation of this novel has ever pulled off its masterful balance of comedy, adventure, romance, action, and emotional and national drama, but this one hardly even tries for a third of those (it fails to make our central quartet friendly with each other, to begin with!). Lavish and French - but heartless, mirthless, and bland. Disappointing.

European take on three musketeers left me with mixed feelings. Mostly good but few things really bothered me. Pace starts fast, then slows and it drags to the finale. Where you get a cliff hanger. But they've picked best actors that France can offer. I wish if Richelieu would get more screen time and development.

It has flaws, drags at times, but I was entertained more often than not. If nothing else, it pushed Dumas's original quite a few spots ahead in my read-list.

Pretty good, grimy, different from the usual Musketeers story

This is the best adaptation of The Three Musketeers I have ever seen! And the sound design, mixing and editing are absolute perfection!

Liked the quadrio, the rest is lacking... soul

Kitaba bağlı kalınarak çekilmiş son derece başarılı bir uyarlama olmuş muhtemelen üçleme olarak tamamlanacak. Oyuncular, Ortam, Kurgu herşey şahane. Tempo da bu tip filme göre yüksek sayılabilir. Kısacası izlemeden geçmeyin.

This is an entertaining action adventure period drama film. There are some fairly thrilling action scenes and a romance of sorts - I quite like the female characters, who can certainly stand their own ground. I wouldn't say this film is much of a stand out film at all but its certainly quite watchable, with good settings and costumes and its definitely entertaining. If you know the Three Musketeers story then you know what to expect. If not then this is certainly worth a watch, yes.

Awesome movie.

Les cameramans ne savent pas filmer, les acteurs, dont la plupart sont des branleurs de la télévision Française, ne savent pas jouer. Il reste quoi ? Des décors tout juste potables, et des costumes à peine crédibles. Quel cinéma de merde ma parole !