D'Artagnan

Titre original : The Musketeer

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4,8/10

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Le roman d'Alexandre Dumas est mis à jour avec une influence orientale. D'Artagnan tente de rejoindre les gardes d'élite du roi, les mousquetaires royaux et de trouver le meurtrier de ses pa... Tout lireLe roman d'Alexandre Dumas est mis à jour avec une influence orientale. D'Artagnan tente de rejoindre les gardes d'élite du roi, les mousquetaires royaux et de trouver le meurtrier de ses parents.Le roman d'Alexandre Dumas est mis à jour avec une influence orientale. D'Artagnan tente de rejoindre les gardes d'élite du roi, les mousquetaires royaux et de trouver le meurtrier de ses parents.

Réalisation
- Peter Hyams
Scénario
- Alexandre Dumas
- Gene Quintano
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

4,8/10

15 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Peter Hyams
Scénario
- Alexandre Dumas
- Gene Quintano
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

Anecdotes
D'Artagnan did really exist. His name was Charles de Batz and was called D'Artagnan after he arrived in Paris, probably because he came from the commune of Artagnan in the south-west of France (where the movie was partly shot).

Gaffes
The final scene takes place at the palace at Versailles which was not around when Louis XIII was king. It was built by Louis XIV.

Citations
[to the Cardinal]
D'Artagnan: Bless me Father, for I will sin. One night I will come for you.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Hardball/The Musketeer/Glass House/Rock Star/Diamond Men (2001)

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4/10

Kung Fu Musketeers just don't seem to cut it...

The Musketeer really did the novel it was based upon no justice what so ever. The movie had incredible stunts and great fights...if you were in the Matrix. These fights are the only reason I give this movie a rating of four.

There is no acting what so ever. Tim Roth, although he can play a great villain, he shows barely any emotion. Justin Chambers is the same way. I'm sure he didn't perform those stunts such as the ridiculous scene where he is pictured jumping from saddle to saddle across moving horses.

This movie brings nothing to the table except fancy martial arts. Keep in mind this takes place in old France. I don't recall the Musketeer's learning how to fight while rolling across wooden wine barrels.

If you are desperate for a fight scene, be my guest. There are certainly some good fights going on in this picture. Everything in between is just a joke. The Musketeer is not the worst movie ever made, but it's far from great.