/Tianya Ranbu
In this era of fast-food consumption that makes bullets fly, few people can slow down and read a tome and read a tome, so read Movies adapted from famous books provide us with a convenient channel to understand the general content of famous books. Although no matter how successful the film is, it cannot fully express the original meaning and complexities of the novel, but the experience you receive during these dozens of minutes of light and shadow flow is far more impressive than the impression left in your mind. Just looking at the introduction of the work is much deeper.
This film is adapted from the novel "The Three Musketeers" of the same name by French writer Alexandre Dumas. It tells the legend of knights in a modern way. Alexandre Dumas' "The Three Musketeers" is somewhat similar to the martial arts novels in our culture. This is a very pleasant thing for the theme selection and script adaptation. It caters to the viewing habits of movie audiences than the adaptation of Goethe's masterpiece. Faust (2011 edition), adapted from Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights" (2011 edition) is a literary film with a more appealing and entertaining reputation.
Audiences who have not seen the original book will not hinder the viewing effect at all. Just from the title of the film and the brilliant appearance of the three musketeers will make people mistakenly think that the protagonists of the film should be these three people, but as the plot develops, you will find that determining the protagonists of the film is actually a scene that makes people feel uncomfortable. A swinging journey of discovery.
Under the foreshadowing and support of the three musketeers, the young D'Artagnan was born, and the righteous teachers gathered together successfully, and will start the battle against the evil forces. The lineup of representatives of the evil forces that followed was even more luxurious, with Uncle Wa, who had won the supporting actor competition in the 2009 awards season by virtue of "Inglourious Basterds", playing the French Cardinal Richelieu. "The Lord of the Rings" "The Elf Prince" Orlando Bloom will play the Duke of Buckingham and the one-eyed bishop, the Earl of Rochefort.
Where there are people, there are rivers and lakes, and where there are rivers and lakes, there are women. The Queen of France is essential, but here is an inventory of the other two female characters: As a British model with a height of 178 cm and born in 1989, the queen's maid played by Gabriela Wilde is absolutely amazing when she comes on stage. Hong stunned all four with a glance. But don't underestimate such a vase character, without her kiss at a crucial moment, D'Artagnan, the banner of justice, would not have embarked on a journey with a mission. Another female role is Milady, the "Femme Double Agent", played by the director's wife Milla Jonovich. This woman played with three musketeers, and was able to move between the cardinal and the Duke of Buckingham with ease, forcing the cardinal to sign the pardon, and making the Duke of Buckingham fall under her skirt, when the Duke of Buckingham asked: "What's your favorite color?" She immediately cooled her enthusiasm for him, and told the coachman to go as far as possible, just like such a woman, if a man fell in love with her, she would not love that again man. The hero was saddened by the beauty pass, and finally the three musketeers pointed their guns at her in a love-hate relationship. When she jumped out of the airship, the man comforted the man and said, "At least she died as she was alive, only herself." That's right. Its the most accurate annotation.
It is also worth mentioning that His Majesty the King of France, who has always been obsessed with the color of his clothes, stirs the stagnant water in this pool of confrontation like a clown in the middle of a clear-cut camp. In this period of less than two hours, you have finished singing and we have appeared, and there are many characters in a cycle. Many times, it is too late or there is no time to explain the background and causality of the characters and events. It is inevitable that the story is simple, the characters are masked, and the evil The difference is clear. Therefore, the decent protagonist is relatively pitiful, limited to the shackles of the role, but there is no such colorful supporting role as the king and the double agent, which is surprising. Playing a good person is very difficult.
Since the protagonist is not brilliant and the supporting roles are few, where is the protagonist of our film? After watching the second half of the film, you will suddenly realize. By the way, it's an airship equipped with a turntable gun and a flamethrower! How can an airship appear, what is the situation, is this "Rage of the Sea" from "Pirates of the Caribbean"? The reason is that director Paul Anderson's films always have the style of anime games, so things with steampunk atmosphere have become the protagonists. On the other hand, it is also out of the consideration of choreographing the battle of the airship cloud to create a deep 3D visual effect. 3D movies for 3D’s sake also appear in “Flying Armor of Dragon Gate”, whether it’s the opening with the masts, the shipyard parade to the West, or the magnificent and gold-filled underground palace design at the end of the film, whether it’s Zhou Daxia sitting under the clouds in the iron chain. , or a fight in a 60-year tornado is a piece of over-consumption. Undoubtedly, these processings are to take advantage of the incomparable natural advantages of 3D technology for depth of field presentation and spatial display. Whether technology serves the plot or leads the plot by the nose will be a challenge for the film industry in the 3D era!
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