These aren't three musketeers, Reivew on The Three Musketeers

Compared with "The Three Musketeers", I love Alexandre Dumas' "The Count of Monte Cristo" more. The story of "The Three Musketeers" is not that ups and downs, and some character relationships make people feel a bit chaotic. Both novels gave me a sense of tragedy. The Count of Monte Cristo was doomed from the beginning of his novel to a life full of misery and vengeance. Athos and D'Artagnan in the Musketeer are also victims in the story, especially Athos can be said to be a sad man.
When I finished reading this novel, I didn't find it amazing. Maybe it's because I've read too many contemporary stories. The plot of "The Three Musketeers" is too simple and I'm a little uninterested, or maybe it's not my type. Bar.
The movie "The Three Musketeers" left a small part of the character relationships and plots, but the most classic past of Athos and Milady was attributed to the cliché of love betrayal, and little D'Artagnan also got a perfect one. ending. The seemingly perfect ending ruins the essence of the whole story.
The director of "Resident Evil" filmed "The Three Musketeers". I thought it would be a time-travel story, some kind of virus zombie apocalypse, but I didn't expect it to become an aerospace version of "Pirates of the Caribbean". Personal heroism, flying over the wall, guns and sticks. Director Paul Anderson is no longer obsessed with zombies. The scenes in the Musketeer have a strong modern sense in retro, which is very gorgeous, but that's all, it is not enough to add some scenes to the thin plot.

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