Michael Ledo The movie opens with a brief historical background. Europe is in turmoil and only three French superheroes can save it!As the main characters are introduced we get a quick feel for the movie that it will be light, humorous, Indian Jones adventurous, with our heroes emulating superheroes as they enter the secret vault of Da Vinci to steal his invention plan for the "war machine" which looks like an airship. Heart throb Olando Bloom who would have made the idea Aramis, plays a bad guy, The Duke of Buckingham. Aramis is instead played by Luke Evans. Milla Jovovich, stars as Milady de Winter the double agent, the love of Athos (Matthew Macfadyen) and Orlando Bloom. Ray Stevenson is a delightful Porthos which we don't get to see enough on the screen. D'Artagnan (Logan Lerman) enters town looking for adventure on his odd looking horse named "Buttercup" which is not very manly, even in France.D'Artagnan wants to join up with the trio, which due to budget cuts and the control of the evil Cardinal Richelieu (Christoph Waltz) has been dissolved. Through various circumstances they are joined together and have a new quest. Milla plays a woman who is skilled with the sword. Her slo-mo moves which she perfected in Resident Evil combat are used in this film. Likewise the foursome fight overwhelming odds.Gabriella Wilde, plays Constance, a lady in waiting who has the heart of D'Artagnan. She delivers to them their impossible quest, one with little chance of success, having to fight and elude armies in two countries. A negative aspect of the film is the anachronistic warship which gave the movie an uncomfortable "Wild Wild West" feeling, perhaps for the teen appeal. RPG type fighting. Don't look for too much Dumas in this film.Great movie for the big screen. Good dialogue.No F-bombs, nudity, or sex. Appears to be kid safe

wscharles Presumably made for the American market who might think this was how life was in 17th century France. But for anyone with any knowledge or intelligence this is GARBAGE.

Kirpianuscus I am not a fan of Dumas novel. and this film is far to be the most pledge for change the opinion. because it is one of films useful to see only for the actors. and only if you are the admirers of theirs. the story is out of sense. the innovations are bizarre. and the exotic air ships are the only reason for not forget the film just after final credits. sure, after so many adaptations, the surprises are far to be real expected. but the absence of purpose for this project, full of colors and ambitions is the basic problem. Orlando Bloom , Milla Jovovich ,Christoph Walz are lost in a story who has nothing - humor, accuracy, logic or status of reasonable adaptation. short, a made film only for be 3 D. nothing more. and, maybe, for a part of public, a nice film. if you are wise/polite to ignore the book.

Nick This is a disappointingly weak movie.It tries to cash in on the "Three Musketeers" name.It is painful to watch like nails scratching a blackboard.In parts surreal, it lacks continuity and flow.It diverges from the script in a nonsensical and non sequitur fashion.What a great cast, what great special effects, what great cinematography, what a great waste.An alternative title would be "Three Musketeers trip on LSD" In summary not close and no cigar.Worst of all it finishes with a queue for a sequel. Aargh.Alexander Dumas must be rolling in his grave.