The foreigner's joke to the emperor

The film is about King Louis XIV of France who was at the same time as Kangxi. From the palace architecture, dress, etiquette, internal system and other aspects, we can vaguely see the advanced Chinese civilization at that time. But it's a playful story. Foreigners are also imaginative when it comes to the ancient emperor's play. There are two emperors, the first is brutal, tyrannical, arrogant and lustful, the second is gentle, kind and polite corporal. Yes, after all, I thought about the relationship of flesh and blood), the four auxiliary ministers disdain to use a famous name to help a faint king, so they rise up, steal the beam and replace the pillar, Li Dai Tao is stiff, the second is the emperor, and the first is put in iron and sent to the prison of the Ministry of Punishment. There is also a side line in which the queen mother and one of the four chief ministers knew each other and stayed together, and, of course, the twin emperors were their sons.
It is quite interesting to see how foreigners joke about the emperor. And the story is based on Dumas' "The Three Musketeers". The script is indeed well written, with tight ups and downs, and the director also gave enough commercial elements, handsome guys and beauties, and Leonardo's nakedness. In fact, L's nudity is nothing, his early works are often naked, with a thin and unhealthy looking. It's a good idea to play two roles for one person. You can be abused in No. 2's bitterness and hatred, and you can also indulge in his gentleness and kindness. If you are a veteran movie fan professional coffee, disdain these bloody terriers. Then you can see how No. 1 clumsily acts cruelty, clumsily plays prostitutes, clumsily flirts with good women, Leonardo is too bad at these, and this kind of inadequacy is very cute.
Summarize. Don't be so entangled in the acting skills of the original historical works, relax, this is a good commercial film, a film with a lot to watch, and a film that people can enjoy happily.

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