An entertaining film with interesting story. (It is unjustly underrated.) The narrative is fast-paced, the way I like. There is no loose moment because it tells many stories, event, and background : king's secret twin brother, three musketeer's aging and role changing, D'artagnan's romance with Queen Anne. They all combine smoothly to a great ending.
The best part is that this film has the best Three Musketeers and D'Artagnan ensemble. In all of the movies with Three Musketeers and D'Artagnan so far, four characters are greatly harmonized together, but I never acknowledge each individual so much. They are reckless, daring, and cocky heroes which is classic but redundant. Also, four in other films don't intrigue me because they overcome hardship so easily and are absent from personal agony.
However, four characters in the film have aged, weakened, and passed their heydays. Heroes who overcome personal problems and become mature are way more attractive than young, handsome ones. Additionally, four actors plus Leonardo DiCaprio carry out their roles with such greatness. I also love the fact each musketeer is way more distinctive and unique than the ones in any other movies.
The best part is that this film has the best Three Musketeers and D'Artagnan ensemble. In all of the movies with Three Musketeers and D'Artagnan so far, four characters are greatly harmonized together, but I never acknowledge each individual so much. They are reckless, daring, and cocky heroes which is classic but redundant. Also, four in other films don't intrigue me because they overcome hardship so easily and are absent from personal agony.
However, four characters in the film have aged, weakened, and passed their heydays. Heroes who overcome personal problems and become mature are way more attractive than young, handsome ones. Additionally, four actors plus Leonardo DiCaprio carry out their roles with such greatness. I also love the fact each musketeer is way more distinctive and unique than the ones in any other movies.