Characters:
The three musketeers, the handsome Orlando guy, etc. are all foils, and the most impressive is the joyful His Royal Highness the King of France. When he appeared, he quietly inquired about the popular colors of the British royal family, and then said angrily, "You actually let me wear blue, there is really nothing to worry about!" Later, I quietly inquired about how to pursue the queen, very cute! Although he is willful and naive, he does not make people feel stupid; even if he is not a wise man, he is not annoying. Finally, he was directly promoted to the next most anticipated character!
There is also a woman who steals the limelight. From the first appearance, she played three musketeers, and later she became a double agent. Her aura, figure, and skill are many times stronger than those of the men! Hey, I really don't know if the director deliberately let her steal the spotlight, or if the three lazy guys are too "onlookers".
Plot:
I don't see any emotional line, except for the scene where Mira jumps off the boat, there is almost nothing to watch. To talk about emotional clues, I can only say "for France", perhaps following some patriotic complexes from the original work.
The Great Britain-French war was photographed in sci-fi colors, and the scene special effects were still exquisite. There are some good pictures and funny plots, the spaceship battle is not bad, but the cabin is a little simple, except for the wood is sawdust... In short, it is a very modern costume film.
ps: I didn't realize until I read it and saw Orlando Bloom's name on the poster. No wonder the uncle who made soy sauce is a bit handsome!
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