The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan (2023)

• Year: 2023
• Released: 05 Apr 2023
• Country: France, Germany, Spain, Belgium
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12672536/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_three_musketeers_dartagnan
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/the-three-musketeers-dartagnan
• Available in: 720p, 1080p, 2160p
• Language: French, English, Italian, Spanish, German, Latin
• MPA Rating: N/A
• Genre: Action, Adventure, History
• Runtime: 121 min
• Writer: Matthieu Delaporte, Alexandre Dumas, Alexandre de La Patellière
• Director: Martin Bourboulon
• Cast: François Civil, Vincent Cassel, Romain Duris
• Keywords: sword, musketeer, 1620s, three musketeers,

	6.9/10
	96% – Critics
	82% – Audience

The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan Storyline

D’Artagnan, a spirited young Gascon, is left for dead after trying to save a young woman from being kidnapped. When he arrives in Paris, he tries by all means to find his attackers. He is unaware that his quest will lead him to the heart of a real war where the future of France is at stake. Allied with Athos, Porthos and Aramis, three musketeers of the King with a dangerous temerity, D’Artagnan faces the dark machinations of the Cardinal of Richelieu. But it is when he falls madly in love with Constance Bonacieux, the Queen’s confidante, that d’Artagnan truly puts himself in danger. For it is this passion that leads him into the wake of the one who becomes his mortal enemy: Milady de Winter.

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The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan Movie Reviews

“He lives with his demons, he tries to drown them in alcohol, but over time they have learned to swim”.

Like a metaphor to this exquisite quote from the movie, a menace from the shadows disrupts the Kingdom of France, in spite of all the efforts to maintain it afloat…

The story of The Three Musketeers has been told and retold numerous times, and this movie offers a very nicely balanced blend of tones… You feel the gravitas and heaviness of the situation, while also following our different protagonists that all bring this tasty feeling of adventure and historical fresco ; it is filled with a clever humor, powerful and intense dramatic scenes, dillemas ; espionage, conspiracies and manipulation that punctuate the story and give the film its thickness & richness ; but there also is a cute little romance that brings a sweet levity to the piece.

All of this is majestically served by a plethoric cast, the cream of French acting. They all fit their characters perfectly, and every character offers rich layers and fills certain specific archetypes useful each in the part they play for the overarching storyline… There is this greater “scheme” and at its heart there is this “hero journey”…

A storyline that’s convoluted while being easy to read and process, because well built through the various steps of the evolution of the narrative.

The entire piece is beautifully staged (certain action bits might look a lil muddled/shaky here and there, but everything is prettily choreographed all along)… The grain of the image, its texture, the use of light, the textures, and the close-ups ; it all highlights the actors’ performance and pleasantly contributes to our immersion into the various intrigues and themes of the story…

A last mention and praise to the music score, which is grandiose and perfectly orchestrated ; often epic, silky at times, and simply subtle when needed… Superb composition.

Overall, the quality of all the ingredients as well as the final product are excellent, and the great production value is the cherry on top of the cake.

A very good movie which won’t leave you indifferent and will probably be remembered beautifully.

Great work of art.

Is 57 the new 27?

I’m a huge fan of Dumas and The Three Musketeers is one of my favorite books. I have been watching various adaptations for years hoping one of them will finally get it right. I was particularly hopeful about this one – I thought if anyone can do it justice it should be the French.

For an adaptation of classic novel to be good it must be faithful to the original source material and not make unnecessary alterations to the plot.

It must also adequately capture the atmosphere of the time period, the main theme and the essence of the book – which to me was honor, loyalty and friendship.

Another very important requirement is proper character development. And for that to truly work the actors should look like the characters as described in the book and be approximately the same age (or at least look that age).

In terms of casting – I’d give this adaptation a 3/10.

I know Vincent Casel is a good actor but he is 57 years old!!! He could have played another character. Why did they cast him as Athos? Athos is supposed to be 27-29 and very handsome (I know this is highly subjective but still).

The actor playing Aramis is also 50 when he should be 22-23. He is not attractive or charming either and Aramis is supposed to be the best looking one of the bunch (at least most other adaptations get this right).

For some reason everyone loves Eva Green – she maybe great in other movies but I don’t like her as Milady at all. Milady is supposed to be intoxicatingly beautiful and blonde. This actress has jet black hair and is rather plain looking. I have no idea why the director made her smoke a pipe – this just makes her look like a cartoon villain.

They also made Porthos bisexual. Think of that what you will – I personally find if ridiculous.

If that wasn’t enough to disappoint all hard core fans of the book – the plot has been drastically changed.

It’s annoying because they have kept some parts very close to the book and created this illusion of authenticity. The cinematography is cool looking and the setting has a realistic feel. I like that it is not a slapstick comedy like some of the other adaptation attempts. That being said – the camera angles are a bit weird. They put you in the middle of the duels so you can’t get a good feel of what’s happening. And the editing is very choppy.

Overall I don’t regret watching this film but I can’t say that I liked it.

I guess I’ll have to wait another 3-5 years until someone attempts to adapt this book again – maybe they will finally get it right.

Unexpectedly excellent!

I will start by saying I’m a huge long time fan of Dumas and the books.

I have basically not liked any adaptations of it before.

I have loved this. It is a mix of exactly the book, and not the book at all. The atmosphere is dark, the action is excellent, I was never bored. It is easy to follow even if you don’t know French history, but it is not dumbed down either.

The cast (as per real history and the novel) is FANTASTIC. The story is modernised and completely over the top which corresponds totally to the spirit of Dumas, if not to the actual book (it was way over the top for its time as well) .

You come out of there like you did as a child after watching a swashbuckling movie with Errol Flynn.

My brother cheered loudly like a child, a girl in the audience was crying, all in all, a roaring success in the vein of the very old action movies, but completely modernised with a certain dark steampunk flair.

Highly highly recommend. Especially with a good screen and sound which are worth it.