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The Three Musketeers

Overview


Genre :

Action, Adventure, Drama

Release Date :

October 21, 2011

MPAA Rating :

PG-13

Director :

Paul W.S. Anderson

Starring :

Logan Lerman, Juno Temple, Milla Jovovich, Orlando Bloom, Ray Stevenson, Christoph Waltz, Luke Evans, Mads Mikkelsen, James Corden, Matthew Macfadyen, Freddie Fox

REVIEWS RATE:  Critics  Not quite bad, but it's not recommended either.    Readers  5 of 5 [Rate It]

Review rate : C-

“..you can probably find a cheaper way of enjoying such things than the price of a current movie ticket..”
by Luke Y. Thompson [E! Online]
Review rate : D

“..what a hilarious exaggeration of Hollywood's lowest..”
by Eric D. Snider [Film.com]
1.5 of 4

“..the main attraction is the film's lavish-looking production values, including CGI-painted backdrops, pretty European castles and sparkly silk costumes..”
by Liam Lacey [Globe and Mail]
1 of 4

“..the action is so dominated by green-screen effects and bombastic nonsense..”
by Michael Phillips [Chicago Tribune]
“..picture ends just as its story should really be kicking into life..”
by Neil Young [Hollywood Reporter]
3 of 5

“..of the dozens of adaptation of the literary classic, this one might be the boldest..”
by Bill Gibron [Filmcritic.com]
2 of 5

“..no-nonsense brand of nonsense..”
by Ben Kenigsberg [Time Out New York]
3 of 5

“..never short on action but lacking character, much like a video game..”
by Dom Phillips [MovieFIX]
2.5 of 5

“..it's the impressive stunt work and considered choreography that really sells the sense of adventure..”
by Daniel Krupa [IGN Movies]
2 of 4

“..it's a can't-miss storytelling proposition..”
by Mark Feeney [Boston Globe]
2 of 5

“..isn't the worst picture Anderson has made in the last decade, but it's depressingly representative of his work..”
by Brian Orndorf [BrianOrndorf.com]
2 of 4

“..illustrates barrel-scraping desperation of the Hollywood kind..”
by Peter Howell [Toronto Star]
“..for an action film, there's an awful lot of foppish discussion about clothes going on..”
by Leslie Felperin [Variety]
Review rate : D+

“..cool toys and outrageous acting as this..”
by Kevin Jagernauth [The Playlist]
“..a cinematic pageant whose tepid swashbuckling and glamorous costumes..”
by Stephen Holden [New York Times]

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