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Return of the Musketeers, The (1989) Movie Reviews
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by JRJ on March 04, 2001
The Return of the Musketeers is the fourth remake of the Alexandre Dumas novel "The Twenty Years After.(A Russian and Italian version stayed closer to the original novel Milady had a son Mordaunt nee John Francis de Winter.The French made a 1955 ...
by R.L. Holly "piper... on August 25, 2000
Yes, this loose version of Dumas' "Twenty Years After" doesn't reach the heights of the original Richard Lester-directed films (The Three and Four Musketeers), but it is not without its charms, not the least of which is Kim Cattrall as a ...
by AJ "AJ" on March 03, 2000
WHile not on the same level as the first two Musketeer movies made by Richard Lester, the Return of the Musketeers is still a great movie. Nearly all the original cast are together again and the magic is still there. This sort of comedy/swashbuckler ...
by Michael Sean Gear... on August 04, 2003
It was good to see the 'boys' in action again. The 'twist' of Athos and Arimis not trusting d'Artagnan was good. Otherwise, most of it was boring. I loved the 3 and 4 Musketeers, the 3 being my favorite. ...
by K.H. on January 28, 2002
This is the third installment of the Richard Lester Musketeer's films. Based largely of Dumas' "Twenty Years Later," Lester was able to gather the original cast like Michael York, Oliver Reed, Frank Finlay, and Christopher Lee to name a few. ...
A real disappointment - 3 stars only because of the indestructible charisma of Oliver Reed and the high production values. What the screenwriter and director forgot is CHARACTER -no dialogue ever creates an impression of personality that isn't based on ...
by "kentuckyreader" on November 18, 2000
Surprisingly faithful depiction of Dumas' "Twenty Years After." Kim Kattrall provides a very formidable enemy for the reunited Musketeers, while the film itself provides an excellent excuse to bring back the original cast of director Richard ...
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