Last year The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan was released in cinemas, now The Three Musketeers: Milady completes the successful double as a home cinema release. The two films come together with warm friendships, exciting sword fights and dark conspiracies four hours of the best adventure entertainment, which deserves much more attention. Now you can stream the action-packed story – and the DVD and Blu-ray launch isn’t far away either.
Two films for Three Musketeers: An old adventure gets new impact
The first part of the adventure epic doesn’t take long to begin with: In the 17th century, the young D’Artagnan (François Civil) travels to Paris to join the renowned Musketeer Guard of King Louis XIII (Louis Garrel). But before he even reaches the French capital, he ends up in the middle of a conspiracy… and buried underground.
But the seemingly dead hero is allowed to live on and finally gets to know the three musketeers Athos (Vincent Cassel), Porthos (Pio Marmaï) and Aramis (Romain Duris) in the city. With them he tries to protect the queen (Vicky Krieps), who is about to be lured into an ambush by the mysterious Milady (Eva Green).
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The Three Musketeers fights are impressive across the board
Alexandre Dumas’ adventure novel The Three Musketeers * has been adapted into films and series many times. The two-part new edition by Martin Bourboulon still manages to gain new, cutting-edge facets from the remake.
As an adventure blockbuster full of great images and thrilling fights Part 1 is reminiscent of a French Pirates of the Caribbean, before Part 2 features more impressive battles and character revelations. Costumes, sets and remarkably beautiful landscapes and castles give the films a feeling of grandeur, allowing them to easily compete with Hollywood, while the well-rounded stars give their characters the necessary depth.
What is particularly impressive in the adventure is the staging of the fights. From the sword duel to the crouched gunfight to the fist fight, the camera rushes shoulder to shoulder with the heroes through the forest, jumps off cliffs and throws themselves into the fire. By eliminating cuts in these scenes, the Musketeer double gets one breathless immediacywhich inevitably draws us as an audience into the fast-paced action.
This is how you can watch the new adventure double of The Three Musketeers
From now on, this adventure cinema unfolds in its entirety at home, because after the already published part 1 (D’Artagnan) * hits today April 18, 2024 also The Three Musketeers: Part 2 (Milady) * to buy in stream on. Anyone who prefers hands-on home media doesn’t have to wait long either, because:
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The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan & Milady
The action in historical guise offers a total of
236 minutes running time (121 plus 115 minutes for parts 1 and 2) from kidnappings to betrayal and new alliances, everything an adventurer’s heart desires and proves: The 180-year-old French literary classic is anything but outdated here.
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