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Philippe SardeReparto:
Sophie Marceau, Philippe Noiret, Claude Rich, Sami Frey, Jean-Luc Bideau, Nils Tavernier, Gigi Proietti, Jean-Paul Roussillon, Filipe Ferrer (más)Sinopsis(1)
En 1645, D'Artagnan envia a su hija Eloïse a un convento, donde presencia el asesinato de la madre superiora. Sospechando que este crimen está relacionado con un complot contra el Delfín (el heredero del trono francés), va a París y convence a su padre de que la Corona de Francia está en peligro. Con la ayuda de sus viejos y ya achacosos amigos (Athos, Porthos y Aramis), D'Artagnan pondrá al descubierto el complot del duque de Crassac. (Lauren Films)
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La Femme Musketeer – a complete nonsense that tries to further develop the Three Musketeers’ story – or “what if”. Well, the authors completely half-assed it, but they also didn’t. For example, Sophie Marceau is gorgeous and the scenes she’s in are definitely worth it. The same goes for Philippe Noiret whose performance was more than solid. If I were in a bad mental state (after downing five beers,for example), I would let him rob me just like that guy who lends him money. But that’s where the praise ends. Everything else feels unfinished. It’s fun, but not always. The musketeer scenes are there, but not always – and it might have even been better if they weren’t there. Just like that history focus which can get awfully boring. To sum it all up – good actors, bad filmmaking. A shame, because the movie does contain a few good scenes.
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