I think this looks awesome. I have always been interested in The Three Musketeers and to see it in 3-D will be quite the experience.
And it's got Christoph Waltz as Cardinal Richelieu!
More Buscemi at http://forum.reelsociety.com/This looks interesting and like it could have some coolness potential.
Is d'Artagnan played by that kid from the Percy Jackson movie?
Crazy Awesome is all I can say after seeing the trailer. I don't care for some inaccuracies it shows. Also, Orlando Bloom as a bad guy.
People on IMDB who have been to test screenings are saying that it's actually pretty good. I've been intrigued by it since I first heard of it, and I've recently become interested in steampunk, so I can't wait to see it.
Looking for some stories?Steampunk is getting too overused. 'Tis a shame, since I actually think the setting is pretty cool.
Alright, we went to a screening yesterday (got some free tickets, hooray!) and it was actually a fun movie. It's a mindless action fantasy comedy popcorn movie. If you can get over the fact that they just don't give a shit about the books then you can have a fun evening with some friends.
For what it's worth the movie seems to be very self aware and doesn't take itself too seriously. Most actors also seem to have a great time on screen, particularly the titular musketeers and Waltz. Naturally there's plenty of lampshades hanging around.
What else can I say? Pretty costumes, great scenery and the 3D is really nice (though I'm sure you can watch it in 2d just fine), but there's also pointless fan-service, a stupid love story and some forced jokes. So yeah, not a must-see but also not a total stinker.
Narmiest film I've ever seen, and I can't work out for the life of me if it was intentional. My best friend and I were pissing ourselves laughing all the way through, and were really surprised that no one else was. Absolutely impossible to take seriously, though still great fun because of it.
If it was an attempt at genuine drama, it was one of the worst attempts ever. If it was deliberately the cheesiest film ever, it ended world hunger with its sheer volume of ham and cheese.
My name is Addy. Please call me that instead of my username.It's Paul W.S. Anderson. Of course the cheese was intentional.
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Is Milla Jovovich contractually obligated to slo-mo dive backwards under a hail of bullets
in every film?
I'm currently reading the books, and I confess it's nice to have a straightforward adaption for once. The characters are all intact, and they're cast accurately. But, erm.... airships? Steampunk? I'm not sure what the hell is going on here.
I'm a skeptical squirrel