The Three Musketeers: Milady – Movie Review

The Three Musketeers: Milady is the second part of a fast-paced duology directed by Martin Bourbonlon. This concludes the events that started in the first part, which we got a chance to enjoy on the big screen a few months ago and which we can enjoy now.

If you didn’t get a chance to watch the first part or you forgot some details, The Three Musketeers: Milady Helps us to repeat the events of its predecessor. Constance (Lina Khoudry) is kidnapped, D’Artagnan (François Civil) is overthrown, plots against the king continue, and Milady de Winter (Eva Green) survives, leaving her to continue acting in the shadows. was A war is imminent but after the conspiracies that have taken place, King Louis XIII (Louis Garrel) must distrust his court and even the queen. All troops, including the king’s musketeers, must march to the port of La Rochelle for the encounter.

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The adventure moves at a brisk pace, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats. We follow the tireless D’Artagnan trying to find Constance a ride back and forth. The complications become more complex as we try to solve the mysteries and uncover the conspirators. Mathieu Delaporte and Alexandre de la Pateliere, once again, do a phenomenal job of weaving events together and taking us from one place to another, following the machinations that threaten the king and his musketeers. The plot is buoyed by the same quality of action sequences we saw in the first part, with expertly orchestrated choreography.

The production design does a great job of taking us back in time and introducing the sweaty heroes fit for adventure. But it is the actors who do a sensational job of giving us a performance that suits us. The camaraderie that develops throughout the story between the characters played by Vincent Cassel, Romain Duris, Pio Marmai and François Civil as Musketeers and D’Artagnan is evident. Similarly, Eva Green takes a more prominent role. Her character takes center stage, showcasing her talent playing the role of manipulator and seductress. The femme fatale Milady.

The work of Alexandre Dumas is a classic that is honored by the work of Martin Bourbonlon. When adapting The Three Musketeers The director makes them unfathomable in these two exciting films full of intrigue and fast-paced action. The impressive performance of its protagonist is magnificent and Eva Green manages to make this story as compelling as her own.