I think the best line in the picture is when Richelieu says, " I can summon an executioner with a wave of my hand." Rebecca De Morney, who's holding a knife under her dress, replies, "With the flick of my wrist, I can change your religion."
They chose the right actress for Milady because Winona can be...wooden when it comes to her acting, and did we forget her performance in “The Age of Innocence?” Family Guy even made fun of her for that role. I just wish that she didn’t have to die. She should have been pardoned.
oh cmon miladys crimes were so great there could be no pardon-read the book- oh and the 1973 lester version is infinitely so much better-see that movie- than this pieće of unbelievable sh..t from disney- however i give you that rebecca demorney was a good milady dewinter almost as good as faye dunaway
@@johnsmith-zh1bt this is not about the book it does not say why she killed in this version the book is boring this movie has soul their tortured love story Aramis is lovable in this in the book I heard he wasn't and Porthos well Oliver is a riot LOL
even in the book Milady kills Athos brother in self defense and the other could they not put her in Jail I mean for Athos but I think she jumped to 1 spare him seeing her beheaded and 2 to help him move on
athos became a musketeer after he left milady because she betrayed his heart-the very reason why he is a musketeer is because of what milady done to him-please read the book
for athos being a musketeer is a major step down in his life-he is a musketeer because miladys massive betrayal so traumatized and victimized him that he gave up all his noble priviledges and exchanged it for the low status of a front line non-officer soldier-it is a way for him to seek out death without actively commiting suicide-suicide being a grave sin in 17th century catholic france
What happened is Athos and Milady (under a different name) were once married, and one day Milady passed out and while trying to awaken her Athos found a brand on her shoulder indicating that she was a criminal (a murderer, according to the film). Milady claimed she had been falsely accused, but Athos banished her and handed her over to the authorities, but the emotional trauma led to him leaving his position of nobility. In the book, when Athos found the mark, he hanged Milady from a tree right then and there, before she had even had time to wake up and answer any questions about the brand. Somehow Milady managed to escape, and years later she ended up as a spy for the Cardinal. The musketeers finally capture her and track down the executioner who originally branded her. She was branded for stealing from a church, and had seduced the executioner's brother into being her accomplice. The movie changed some details to make Athos not seem like a completely horrible person, and they ended up making Milday less evil also.
except milady in the book never accepted her guilt because of her manipulative evil nature-the lester michael york film is so much better than this disney waste of time´ Seriously do disney scriptwriters know how to read- being illiterate can explain a lot of why this film sucks
@@johnsmith-zh1bt that film has a heart and in one version yes she kills his brother but in self defense this Athos would believe her and why does she even kill the king this may have simplified the story but it still had a heart nobody wants to read characters that are just plain evil plus isn't all the more tragic if yes she was bad but this one man she did love and it was Athos there are different versions do not hate on this one just because it has a somewhat happy end that is what we want when we see films life is depressing enough for real loved it at age 8 and it stands up at 36 even now its got love friendship heroism and good wins over evil the boy king becomes a man when he punches the Cardinal overboard
@@johnsmith-zh1bt can you accept a different take on a story these characters were human she loved one man and one only she did this for him to free him and to spare him her being beheaded before his eyes they know how to read they explored a different take is all this is about friendship adventure and love and loss too I guess because Athos sure lost he lost her twice
that last part after she jumps is so sad he has just seen the love of his life die for real this time and he has the courage to stand up and go on with his duties he has such dedication to the world that has caused him so much pain
I just want to know where this was shot. I keep getting North Cornwall, near Pentire Point, but I can't find the ruins they're standing in front of anywhere there.
@@mikewalters8501 right there is nothing wrong with different tellings of the same story I mean look at disney he retold all the Grimms Fairy Tales so that kids would grow up and adore them these characters have soul although Athos has had his put through the ringer these characters even Milady we root for the book was not like that but even the book admitted that as bad as she was supposed to be that man there was the only one she ever sincerely loved and the book even has a scenario where she commits murder in self defense when she kills his brother i think it was the book all this did was simplify the story so 8 year olds like me at the time could follow it without getting confused we rooted for these characters do the characters in the book have these qualities as they do in this movie heck Kiefer even made Athos funny when his character is not very light in other versions he is deeply troubled but Kiefer gave him a funny side I loved when he punched Porthos then giggled LOL Porthos was like thanks boss I needed that LOL it does not smear the book it gives another edge to the story
Mixed. Richard Lester version better. About the only time Heorge McDonald Frazer’s writing skills did not desert him when it came to screen plays. But Tim Curry’s Cardinal Richelieu...
In professional wrestling, you're either a heel (like Jake "the Snake" Roberts) or a babyface (like John Cena), and when a heel becomes more popular than the faces he's wrestling, he will turn into a face himself (like Duane "The Rock" Johnson). So the trope of "villain has a change of heart" is called a "heel-face turn."
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Charlie and Kiefer were rocking that long hair I admit as an 8 year old that was a big reason I wanted to see this they were cute
Guys with longer hair definitely needs to make a comeback.
I think the best line in the picture is when Richelieu says, " I can summon an executioner with a wave of my hand." Rebecca De Morney, who's holding a knife under her dress, replies, "With the flick of my wrist, I can change your religion."
They chose the right actress for Milady because Winona can be...wooden when it comes to her acting, and did we forget her performance in “The Age of Innocence?” Family Guy even made fun of her for that role.
I just wish that she didn’t have to die. She should have been pardoned.
oh cmon miladys crimes were so great there could be no pardon-read the book- oh and the 1973 lester version is infinitely so much better-see that movie- than this pieće of unbelievable sh..t from disney- however i give you that rebecca demorney was a good milady dewinter almost as good as faye dunaway
@@johnsmith-zh1bt oh get a grip this movie is exciting and sweet
@@johnsmith-zh1bt we are talking about pardoning her in this and in the novel she kills allegedly in self defense his brother
@@johnsmith-zh1bt this is not about the book it does not say why she killed in this version the book is boring this movie has soul their tortured love story Aramis is lovable in this in the book I heard he wasn't and Porthos well Oliver is a riot LOL
even in the book Milady kills Athos brother in self defense and the other could they not put her in Jail I mean for Athos but I think she jumped to 1 spare him seeing her beheaded and 2 to help him move on
Milady forgives Athos for leaving her, I guess because his serious dedication as a Musketeer caused them to grow distant.
athos became a musketeer after he left milady because she betrayed his heart-the very reason why he is a musketeer is because of what milady done to him-please read the book
for athos being a musketeer is a major step down in his life-he is a musketeer because miladys massive betrayal so traumatized and victimized him that he gave up all his noble priviledges and exchanged it for the low status of a front line non-officer soldier-it is a way for him to seek out death without actively commiting suicide-suicide being a grave sin in 17th century catholic france
@@johnsmith-zh1bt Wow. 😮
@@johnsmith-zh1bt well jeez now I really hate her LOL
What happened is Athos and Milady (under a different name) were once married, and one day Milady passed out and while trying to awaken her Athos found a brand on her shoulder indicating that she was a criminal (a murderer, according to the film). Milady claimed she had been falsely accused, but Athos banished her and handed her over to the authorities, but the emotional trauma led to him leaving his position of nobility.
In the book, when Athos found the mark, he hanged Milady from a tree right then and there, before she had even had time to wake up and answer any questions about the brand. Somehow Milady managed to escape, and years later she ended up as a spy for the Cardinal. The musketeers finally capture her and track down the executioner who originally branded her. She was branded for stealing from a church, and had seduced the executioner's brother into being her accomplice.
The movie changed some details to make Athos not seem like a completely horrible person, and they ended up making Milday less evil also.
That was such a moving scene ... and still I burst into laughter everytime I see Charlie Sheen in a priest's cloak!
except milady in the book never accepted her guilt because of her manipulative evil nature-the lester michael york film is so much better than this disney waste of time´
Seriously do disney scriptwriters know how to read- being illiterate can explain a lot of why this film sucks
@@johnsmith-zh1bt this film does not suck
@@johnsmith-zh1bt that film has a heart and in one version yes she kills his brother but in self defense this Athos would believe her and why does she even kill the king this may have simplified the story but it still had a heart nobody wants to read characters that are just plain evil plus isn't all the more tragic if yes she was bad but this one man she did love and it was Athos there are different versions do not hate on this one just because it has a somewhat happy end that is what we want when we see films life is depressing enough for real loved it at age 8 and it stands up at 36 even now its got love friendship heroism and good wins over evil the boy king becomes a man when he punches the Cardinal overboard
@@johnsmith-zh1bt go read the book then and leave us alone a character cannot just be evil she has to be well rounded
@@johnsmith-zh1bt can you accept a different take on a story these characters were human she loved one man and one only she did this for him to free him and to spare him her being beheaded before his eyes they know how to read they explored a different take is all this is about friendship adventure and love and loss too I guess because Athos sure lost he lost her twice
Man. From memories of Tiesto bringing " ...on your feet" to the opposite, it's shaking those boots
The king’s life is in danger.
We have work to do!
that last part after she jumps is so sad he has just seen the love of his life die for real this time and he has the courage to stand up and go on with his duties he has such dedication to the world that has caused him so much pain
great movie solid characters
I just want to know where this was shot. I keep getting North Cornwall, near Pentire Point, but I can't find the ruins they're standing in front of anywhere there.
the lester film in every way is so absolutely better than the disney version
jogn smith and yet here you are whining
Totally disagree. This version was way more entertaining and in my opinion better is done. But you're right to your opinion LOL
@@mikewalters8501 right there is nothing wrong with different tellings of the same story I mean look at disney he retold all the Grimms Fairy Tales so that kids would grow up and adore them these characters have soul although Athos has had his put through the ringer these characters even Milady we root for the book was not like that but even the book admitted that as bad as she was supposed to be that man there was the only one she ever sincerely loved and the book even has a scenario where she commits murder in self defense when she kills his brother i think it was the book all this did was simplify the story so 8 year olds like me at the time could follow it without getting confused we rooted for these characters do the characters in the book have these qualities as they do in this movie heck Kiefer even made Athos funny when his character is not very light in other versions he is deeply troubled but Kiefer gave him a funny side I loved when he punched Porthos then giggled LOL Porthos was like thanks boss I needed that LOL it does not smear the book it gives another edge to the story
The Mickey Mouse version???
Mixed. Richard Lester version better. About the only time Heorge McDonald Frazer’s writing skills did not desert him when it came to screen plays. But Tim Curry’s Cardinal Richelieu...
I preferred Dogtanian and the Muskehounds! 😂
by far the best musketeer movie, not even close
Have you seen ANY others? This is B level.
She forgives him? scuse me LOL
Read the book
rebecca as well and of course Tim Curry is an excellent villain LOL
Copyright laws 🙄
What's a heel faced turn?
In professional wrestling, you're either a heel (like Jake "the Snake" Roberts) or a babyface (like John Cena), and when a heel becomes more popular than the faces he's wrestling, he will turn into a face himself (like Duane "The Rock" Johnson). So the trope of "villain has a change of heart" is called a "heel-face turn."
What a fake tearjerking move. Athos would never beg Milady's forgiveness, and she would never forgive him.
This is Disney, what do you expect?
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