The Three Musketeers (2011)
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Tagged Under : Aramis, Athos, Cardinal Richelieu, Christoph Waltz, Constance, Dartagnan, Dexter Fletcher, Duke of Buckingham, France, Freddie Fox, Gabriella Wilde, Juno Temple, King Louis XIII of France, Leonardo De Vinci, Logan Lerman, Luke Evans, Mads Mikkelsen, Matthew Macfadyen), Milady de Winter, Milla Jovovich, Musketeers, Orlando Bloom, Porthos, Queen Anne, Ray Stevenson, Rochefort
This is one of the more interesting renditions of a classic tale that has been told so far. So what if it has flying ships and the fantastical works of Leonardo De Vinci and starts in Venice instead of France. It is a fun film to watch with some of the actors and actresses that we have come to love, playing characters that we wouldn’t expect them to play. You really wont care if your favorite is playing the bad guy or the bad girl, they are great in just about any film that they show up in.
It is a time of unrest where a young inexperienced King Louis XIII of France (Freddie Fox) is ruling a vast empire with his arranged bride Queen Anne (Juno Temple) who he doesn’t even know how to talk to. With no concept of leadership he has to rely on the guidance and advice from that of Cardinal Richelieu (Christoph Waltz). Richelieu takes full advantage of this and makes sure his guard and not the Musketeers are in charge of security. He wants nothing to get in the way of him ruling in the King’s and Queen’s place. He just has a few problems to get rid of first.

